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Men, they are the children.
~ Leaf
Bran: Where are the rest of you?
Leaf: Gone down into the earth. Into the stones, into the trees. Before the First Men came all this land that you call Westeros was home to us, yet even in those days we were few. The gods gave us long lives but not great numbers, lest we overrun the world as deer will overrun a wood where there are no wolves to hunt them. That was in the dawn of days, when our sun was rising. Now it sinks, and this is our long dwindling. The giants are almost gone as well, they who were our bane and our brothers. The great lions of the western hills have been slain, the unicorns are all but gone, the mammoths down to a few hundred. The direwolves will outlast us all, but their time will come as well. In the world that men have made, there is no room for them, or us
~ Leaf telling Bran about humans dominating the world.
The First Men called us 'the Children', but we were born long before them.
~ Leaf in the Game of Thrones episode “The Children.”

Leaf is a supporting character in both the A Song of Ice and Fire novel series and the HBO television series Game of Thrones. Her real name was not given, so Meera decided to call her Leaf.

In the novels, Leaf is a child of the forest (a singer of the the song of earth, as her race name themselves) who serves the Last Greenseer, the three-eyed crow. Not much is known about Leaf up to the last released novel, but she brought Bran Stark find the three-eyed-crow when Coldhands escorted him and his party to the cave of the last greenseer.

In the television show, Leaf was a Child of the Forest who was responsible for creating the White Walkers thousands of years ago to protect herself and her kin from the First Men. She later came to regret it when she realized just how powerful the creatures and their ability to raise the dead as their thralls really were.

Leaf was portrayed by Kae Alexander in season 6. In season 4, she was portrayed by Octavia Alexandru.

A Song of Ice and Fire[]

Background[]

Leaf was born in the time of House Targaryen's dynasty in the Seven Kingdoms and walked the world of men for two hundred years to watch, listen, and learn. She might be walking still, but her legs were sore and her heart was weary, so she turned her feet for home.

Leaf is the only one of the children in the cave of the three-eyed crow who speaks the common tongue of the Known World.

A Dance with Dragons[]

Game of Thrones[]

Background[]

Thousands of years ago, Leaf and her kin created the White Walkers to keep men away from their lands, but later regretted their power and what they were capable of, having no choice but to help stop them with the First Men.

At some point, Leaf and the other Children of her kin fell into allegiance for the Three-Eyed Raven and resided in the cave for many years.

Season 4[]

Season 6[]

Personality & Appearance[]

Leaf by Kallielef

Leaf.

Appearances[]

  • A Dance with Dragons

Appearances (TV Show)[]

Season 4[]

  • Ep. 4 “The Children”

Season 6[]

  • Ep. 2 “Home”
  • Ep. 3 “Oathbreaker”
  • Ep. 5 “The Door”
  • Ep. 6 “Blood of My Blood” (vision)

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