Warrior Philosophy in Game of Thrones (19 page)

[xii]
Quote taken from Episode 2 of the HBO Game of Thrones series, season 1.  I will reference all subsequent quotes by episode number only

[xiii]
Taken from Episode 1

[xiv]
Quotes taken from scene in Episode 5

[xv]
This is the title of a book of quotes collated by students of the late Shunryu Suzuki and relates to a moment in a talk he once gave about how everything is perfect, and... that doesn't mean that things aren't still improved by a little polishing!

[xvi]
The incident is in Episode 2, while the conversation between Ned and Arya happens in Episode 3

[xvii]
Taken from Episode 1

[xviii]
Taken from Episode 4

[xix]
Quote from scene in Episode 4

[xx]
Taken from Episode 3

[xxi]
Taken from Episode 7

[xxii]
Quote taken from 'Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior' by Chogyam Trungpa, Pub. Shambhala Publications, Inc.

[xxiii]
Quote taken from the 7
th
Chapter of Hagakure – The Book of the Samurai By Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Translated by William Scott Wilson, Pub. Kodansha

[xxiv]
Quote taken from the 1
st
Chapter Of Hagakure, as above.

[xxv]
Quote taken from 'The Way of the Peaceful Warrior' By Dan Millman, Pub. HJKramer

[xxvi]
Scene described and quotes from a scene in Episode 2

[xxvii]
Taken from Episode 8

[xxviii]
Quote taken from 'How to Save Your Own Life' by Erica Jong, Pub.
Bloomsbury
Publishing

[xxix]
Taken from Episode 3

[xxx]
Taken from Episode 1

[xxxi]
This takes place in Episode 2

[xxxii]
Taken from a scene in Episode 3

[xxxiii]
Quote taken from the 1
st
Chapter Of Hagakure, as above.

[xxxiv]
Taken from Episode 7

[xxxv]
Taken from Episode 3

[xxxvi]
Taken from Episode 5

[xxxvii]
Taken from a scene in Episode 6

[xxxviii]
Quote taken from 7
th
Chapter of Hagakure, as above.

[xxxix]
Taken from Episode 8

[xl]
Both quotes taken from Scene in Episode 5

[xli]
This is often stated by the character 'Lan Mandragoran' in Robert Jordan's epic fantasy series 'The Wheel of Time'

[xlii]
Taken from a scene in Episode 6

[xliii]
Taken from a scene in Episode 6

[xliv]
Quote taken from the 10
th
Chapter of the Hagakure, as above.

[xlv]
Quote taken from the 10
th
Chapter of the Hagakure, as above.

[xlvi]
Taken from Episode 5

[xlvii]
Taken from Episode 3

[xlviii]
Taken from Episode 7

[xlix]
Taken from Episode 2

[l]
Taken from Episode 6

[li]
All taken from Episode 7

[lii]
Taken from Episode 1

[liii]
Quote taken from 'Kishido' as above.

[liv]
Taken from Episode 3

[lv]
  I no longer have the article to properly reference but I know it was in an edition of 'What is Enlightenment' Magazine (now re-named 'Enlightenext') which had a theme about masculinity.

[lvi]
Taken from Episode 3

[lvii]
Taken from Episode 3

[lviii]
This is apparently from the Hagakure but is taken from a quote in 'On the Warrior's Path' by Daniele Bolelli, Pub. Blue Snake Books

[lix]
Taken from Episode 4

[lx]
Quote taken from 'On the Warrior's Path' by Daniele Bolelli, Pub. Blue Snake Books

[lxi]
Quote taken from 'In Search of the Warrior Spirit' by Richard Strozzi Heckler – see above

[lxii]
Taken from Episode 3

[lxiii]
Quote taken from 'The Social Animal' by David Brooks, Pub. Short Books Ltd.

[lxiv]
Taken from Episode 4

[lxv]
Taken from a scene in Episode 8

[lxvi]
Taken from a scene in Episode 8

[lxvii]
Both these quotes taken from a scene in Episode 5

[lxviii]
Taken from Episode 4

[lxix]
Quote taken from 'A Fighter's Heart' by Sam Sheridan, Pub. Atlantic Books

[lxx]
Quote from Charles Edward Montague's essay 'Disenchantment' which contains his reflection of the First World War

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