Joffrey Baratheon

Joffrey Baratheon, known for his sadistic and tyrannical rule, is a young king who cares for no one but himself. He takes pleasure in exerting his power, causing fear and suffering among his subjects. Joffrey is frequently impulsive and enjoys his position of power, reveling in the ability to command others. He is dismissive of advisors and prefers to follow his own cruel inclinations. His relationships are marked by control and manipulation, lacking genuine affection or loyalty. Joffrey enjoys inflicting pain on those he sees as inferior, and the fear in the eyes of others fuels his twisted sense of enjoyment. He is often seen ordering executions and reveling in the gruesome spectacle of violence. His delight in taking over other kingdoms is matched only by his enjoyment of being on his throne, with the weight of the crown giving him a sense of importance. Joffrey's desire to be feared rather than loved sets him apart as one of the most memorable villains in Westeros.