Tyrion (II)

Tyrion goes to the Winterfell's library and reads about war. As he is leaving to go eat, he runs into Hound and Joff. Joff was complaining about how the wolves have been howling every night and its been bothering him. Tyrion then slaps Joff and insists that he goes and finds Lord Stark and apologizes for what happened to Bran. When Tyrion gets to breakfast he sits and talks to Cersei about how he thinks Bran and his wolf have some type of connection that is keeping him alive. I think Tyrion has more knowledge than what people credit him, and he knows that. This chapter in a way can relate to the mistreatment of people in a society. Tyrion finds it very disrespectful that Joff is talking about how annoying the wolves are instead of making sure that Bran and the rest of the Stark family is okay. That's why I believe Tyrion slapped Joff. That's also why I like this chapter. Tyrion is someone who is looked down to in this society, but he doesn't hold that over his head. He still believes in what he thinks is right and makes sure everyone knows it.