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    See also metaphysics
    Marillion
    Marquis, Don
    martial arts
    authentic living and
    as spiritual practice
    Martin, George R. R.
    conclusion of A Song of Ice and Fire by
    on Joffrey
    narrative mode used by
    Master of the Five Magics (Hardy)
    materialism, metaphysics and
    Melisandre
    dogmatism and
    problem of evil and
    Mendacio, De (Saint Augustine)
    mercy killing, biomedical ethics and
    metaphysical fatalism
    metaphysics
    consciousness and
    defined
    materialism and
    physicalism and magic ( See also magic)
    souls and
    vitalism and
    Mill, John Stuart
    mind-body problem
    mindfulness
    Moon Boy
    Mopatis, Illyrio
    “Moral and Ethical Dilemmas in the Special-Care Nursery” (Duff, Campbell)
    moral evil
    morality
    accountability and
    happiness and
    motivation for
    power and
    power and dependency
    punishment and
    social contract theory and
    virtue ethics and motivation
    moral luck
    categorical imperative and
    control and
    moral responsibility and
    role of moral character in
    society and
    “Moral Luck” (Nagel)
    moral relativism, cultural relativism and
    moral responsibility, moral luck and
    moral universalism, cultural relativism and
    Mordane, Septa
    Arya and
    game theory and
    More, Sir Thomas
    Mormont, Ser Jorah
    biomedical ethics and
    cultural relativism and
    epistemology and
    idealism and
    magic and
    power and
    mortuary cannibalism, cultural relativism and
    motivation
    happiness and
    just war theory and
    for morality
    virtue ethics and
    Mya
    Mycah
    Nagel, Thomas
    biomedical ethics and
    metaphysics and
    “Moral Luck”
    Name of the Wind, The (Rothfuss)
    narrative mode, virtue ethics and
    natural evil
    “Needle”
    Nicomachean Ethics (Aristotle)
    Nietzsche, Friedrich
    Night’s Watch
    Ninjutsu, as spiritual practice
    non-zero-sum games
    Northerners
    Nymeria (direwolf)
    Nymeria (Warrior Queen)
    objectivity, metaphysics and
    omnipotence, problem of evil and
    omniscience, problem of evil and
    On Liberty (Mill)
    Orell
    Osha
    Others
    Othor
    Pascal, Blaise
    Pascal’s Wager
    Patchface
    Payne, Ser Ilyn
    Pearson, John
    perfect goodness
    phronesis, virtue ethics and
    physicalism
    magic and metaphysics
    materialism and metaphysics
    See also metaphysics
    Pindar
    Plato
    Apology
    happiness and
    happiness and morality
    happiness and virtue
    life of reason and
    love and
    Republic
    “Why be moral?”
    polar concepts
    power
    aspiring to
    of hereditary and new rulers
    insanity and
    morality and
    morality and dependency
    problem of evil and
    social contract theory and
    virtù
    Prince, The (Machiavelli)
    Prinz, Jesse
    prisoners of war, just war theory and
    probability of success, just war theory and
    problem of evil
    defined
    evil, defined
    free will defense and
    logic and
    natural evil and
    natural evil vs . moral evil
    omniscience, omnipotence, perfect goodness, and
    polar concepts and
    power and
    punishment, morality and
    Pycelle, Grand Maester
    chivalry and
    insanity and
    Rachels, James
    rape, cultural relativism and
    rationality, game theory and
    Raydar, Mance
    reality, magic and
    reasoning
    the good life and
    virtue ethics and
    reliabilism, epistemology and
    religion
    chivalry and
    problem of evil and
    reprisal, just war theory and
    Republic (Plato)
    resultant luck
    Rhaegar
    Rhaella
    R’hllor
    Right and the Good, The (Ross)
    ring of Gyges
    Ross, W. D.
    Rothfuss, Patrick
    Royce, Ser Waymar
    rulers
    types of, and power ( See also power)
    tyrant’s soul and happiness
    See also individual names of characters
    Russell, Bertrand
    Sartre, Jean-Paul
    Saul, Jennifer
    Scanlon, T. M.
    science, magic and
    Sealord of Braavos
    Second Sex, The (Beauvoir)
    self-consciousness
    self-interest, game theory and
    Selmy, Ser Barristan (“the Bold”)
    chivalry and
    game theory and
    lying and
    madness and
    Sensei
    Sept of Baelor
    sexism, chivalry and
    Shae
    Shaw, George Bernard
    Singer, Peter
    skepticism, epistemology and
    Slynt, Janos
    Small Paul
    Snow, Jon
    consciousness and behavioral evidence for
    epistemology and
    fatalism and
    power and
    self-discovery