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[[File:King who knelt.jpg|350px|thumb|right|[[Torrhen Stark]] submits to [[Aegon the Conqueror]] by kneeling before him.]]
 
'''Kneelers''' are what the [[free folk]] call the people [[South of the Wall]].  It is a derogatory name.  In Westeros kneeling is a position of submission.  [[Beyond the Wall]] the Free Folk kneel for no man.  Unlike the free folk the kneelers are subject to lords and kings. The free folk view the kneelers as lacking freedom, whereas the people of the Seven Kingdoms view the "[[wildlings]]" as savage, lawless and primitive killers, rapists and thieves.
 
'''Kneelers''' are what the [[free folk]] call the people [[South of the Wall]].  It is a derogatory name.  In Westeros kneeling is a position of submission.  [[Beyond the Wall]] the Free Folk kneel for no man.  Unlike the free folk the kneelers are subject to lords and kings. The free folk view the kneelers as lacking freedom, whereas the people of the Seven Kingdoms view the "[[wildlings]]" as savage, lawless and primitive killers, rapists and thieves.
  

Revision as of 17:04, 12 August 2013

Torrhen Stark submits to Aegon the Conqueror by kneeling before him.

Kneelers are what the free folk call the people South of the Wall. It is a derogatory name. In Westeros kneeling is a position of submission. Beyond the Wall the Free Folk kneel for no man. Unlike the free folk the kneelers are subject to lords and kings. The free folk view the kneelers as lacking freedom, whereas the people of the Seven Kingdoms view the "wildlings" as savage, lawless and primitive killers, rapists and thieves.

Quotes

“Kneelers. Their lordly lord spoke, they must obey.”

- Willow Witch-eye


“The free folk despise kneelers."

Jon Snow, to King Stannis

References and Notes