Why Was Bronn in the Eyrie?

During Tyrion's trial at the Eyrie, Bronn volunteers to champion him in trial by combat, in expectation of Lannister gold. ... While taking the high road back to the riverlands, Bronn enters into Tyrion's service as a hired sword and Tyrion reveals he was briefly married to Tysha.

Why was Bronn knighted?

Bronn is knighted by King Joffrey himself as a reward for the vital role he played in the Battle of the Blackwater. ... He tells Tyrion that he still thinks of him a friend, but he is still a sellsword, and as a knight Tyrion should pay him double what he used to.

Would Bronn have killed the kingsguard?

He would have sliced off their neck's off before they could even draw their swords. Bronn was only a few feet away from, and the swords would prove futile in close combat. You seem to forget that one of the Kingsguards is Ser Meryn Trant - a stable boy with a stick can beat three Meryn Trants.

Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross

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