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The SUPEREGO: Sir Davos Seaworth (The onion Knight)

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The SUPEREGO: Sir Davos Seaworth (The onion Knight)

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Sir Davos (aka the Onion Knight), is a character in the Game of Thrones Universe. He is one of the few goodhearted characters in the whole show. He serves Stannis Barathian, and has a strong disliking for Lady Milisandre. He is acting "hand" for Stannis. The kings "hand" is their chief adviser. Although a night, he dislikes fighting, and would prefer to make peace with the rest of Westeros, not conquer it. He also acts as princes Shireen's only true friend. Shireen is outcast from society because she has a disease called Greyscale. However, this does not matter to SIr Davos, and he goes out of his way to do anything to protect the princess. He smuggles toys into her room for her. Brings her extra food, and even allows her to teach him to read (something he was embarrassed to confront). Days before Shereen's staking, he steals a log of firewood and carves a deer out of it and gives it to Shireen. This shows his SUPEREGO characteristics. According to Freud, the superego is  The superego works to suppress the urges of the id and tries to make the ego behave morally, rather than realistically.

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Jon Snow is a character in the Game of thrones universe. He is Ned Stark's illegitimate son. He was lord commander of the night's watch (although now his watch has ended). Jon has both moments where his ID wins through, though also his superego strongly govern's him. His moral compass, although cloudy, shine's clear. He is a good example of the EGO because both his ID and SUPEREGO are clear. For example, he breaks his oath to never lie with a woman, which is an example of ID (he satisfies a sexual desire). However, he also lets the "wildlings" pass through the wall, even though the Nights Watch had been fighting them for years. This is why Jon Snow represents the EGO.

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Cirsei Lannister is a character in the Game of Thrones universe. She is the mother to both King Geoffrey and to King Tommen. She often acts on impulse, and rarely thinks about others. She abuses her power so she can achieve more of it. To Cersei, Violence is the only option. She will do whatever is necessary to dispose of all who threaten her power, even destroy the most sacred part of the city she rules, killing her son's wife, the most holy power in all of the 7 kingdoms in Westeros, and even leading her own son to commit suicide. This demonstrates the ID (which Freud describes are the unconscious drive to fulfill sexual/aggressive desires), because many characters die at the hand of Cersei Lannister.