Vito Corleone used his medical skill and calculated alliances to survive the Brave Companions’ revolt and bring Jaime Lannister and Brienne to Harrenhal. He secured Roose Bolton’s attention and a route toward King’s Landing, but Brienne left under guard, while Vito began training for the dangers ahead.
Corleone rescued Arya and the Hound from the Karstark soldiers, settled his debts with Walton, and continued on to King's Landing with Brienne. There he brought Rorge to the Blood Pit, where Rorge's reckless wager drew the attention of the authorities and revealed he had promised Ralf something valuable.
Vito Corleone used a gambling scheme and a court arrest to secure Tywin Lannister’s backing, then seized the Blood Pit and began remaking Flea Bottom. The arc ended with Tyrion discovering that Shae’s pearl necklace had been returned by an intruder and rushing to find Varys.
Vito Corleone consolidated his power in King's Landing by bringing order to Flea Bottom, defeating the High Sparrow, and proving his value to Tywin. After news of the Red Wedding reached him, Cersei asked him to sabotage her betrothal to Loras Tyrell, and he demanded extra payment.
Vito Corleone turned Flea Bottom into a source of power, earned a knighthood, and proved himself against Gregor Clegane while navigating Lannister politics. Sent to secure Stannis Baratheon’s surrender, he offered Dragonstone supplies and help lifting the siege of Storm’s End, but left after bloodshed and growing tensions with Melisandre.
Corleone rescued Shireen and Gendry from Dragonstone, then returned to King’s Landing and forced Tywin to grant Flea Bottom limited autonomy. As Tyrion’s trial began, Corleone faced the problem of finding a champion against the restored Mountain, and Sansa Stark arrived at the Great Sept.
Sansa’s testimony and new witnesses reshape Tyrion’s trial, while Corleone becomes entangled in the investigation into Elia Martell’s murder and a plot against Oberyn. The Hound takes Oberyn’s place against the Mountain, and the arena’s opening ends with a confrontation between Cersei and Falyse interrupted by an approaching figure.
Corleone strengthened his hold over King’s Landing while defeating Lyn Corbray and arranging the Hound’s new role. His debt negotiations became entangled with the Sand Snakes’ effort to rescue Oberyn, and the discovery of Arianne’s conspiracy and Anders Yronwood’s death left the Dornish succession in crisis.
Corleone exploited Cersei’s failed plot to strip her of power, while Tywin prepared to strengthen his position in King’s Landing. As Barristan Selmy arrived seeking Corleone’s support for Daenerys, Cersei endured public penance and an old man intervened on her behalf.
Vito Corleone rose from the chaos of the Great Sept’s destruction to become Acting Hand, while Cersei’s plot collapsed and Arya and Gendry’s actions brought new dangers. The arc left Corleone allied with Sansa and Varys as Randyll Tarly rushed to confront a Small Council meeting in Flea Bottom.
Vito Corleone and Sansa Stark secured Riverrun and drew the Vale into their plans, while Petyr Baelish’s schemes ended in his death. Jaime Lannister reached the Wall as the wildlings attacked, and charged into the battle after the Bolton riders chose to withdraw.
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