Tyrion Lannister: Do you like to ride, Bran?
Bran Stark: Yes. Well, I mean I did like to.
Maester Luwin: The boy has lost the use of his legs.
Tyrion Lannister: What of it? With the right horse and saddle, even a cripple can ride.
Bran Stark: I'm not a cripple.
Tyrion Lannister: Then I'm not a dwarf. My father will rejoice to hear it. I have a gift for you. Give that to your saddler. He'll provide the rest. You must shape the horse to the rider. Start with a yearling and teach it to respond to the reins and to the boy's voice.
Bran Stark: Will I really be able to ride?
Tyrion Lannister:You will. On horseback you will be as tall as any of them.
Robb Stark: Is this some kind of trick? Why do you want to help him?
Tyrion Lannister: I have a tender spot in my heart for cripples, bastards and broken things. Game of Thrones – Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things
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Eddard Stark: But you just stood there and watched.
Jaime Lannister: 500 men just stood there and watched. All the great knights of the Seven Kingdoms. You think anyone said a word, lifted a finger? No, Lord Stark. 500 men and this room was silent as a crypt. Except for the screams, of course, and the Mad King laughing. And later... When I watched the Mad King die, I remembered him laughing as your father burned... It felt like justice. Game of Thrones – Lord Snow
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Eddard Stark: You served him well, when serving was safe. Game of Thrones – Lord Snow
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Bran Stark: I hate your stories. Game of Thrones – Lord Snow
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Clearly the Lannisters and the Starks aren’t on the same page. However, Tyrion and Jon befriended one another during their trip to Castle Black. On his way back to King’s Landing, Tyrion stops at Winterfell to rest for the night. Since Ned and Catelyn are gone, it’s Robb’s ship to run.
Tyrion gives Bran schematics to a contraption that would allow him to ride on horseback upon completion. Perhaps this is Tyrion investing in the future (appeasing the younger Stark boys Jon & Bran) or perhaps it’s like he says, he has a tender spot for cripples, bastards and broken things because of his own status in life.
Your first paragraph just restates the lines already in the dialogue. You should really bring forth Tyrion’s intentions and psychology behind his actions like you did on your second paragraph.
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Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things-
The three Starks Tyrion helps:
Bran- a Cripple
Jon- a Bastard
Sansa (in King’s Landing)- a Broken Thing.
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Also- Episode title name-drop!