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Osha is a fictional character created by George R. R. Martin, appearing in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, and in its HBO television adaptation, Game of Thrones. In the television series, she was portrayed by Natalia Tena.[1] In the novels, Osha serves as a relatively minor character who continuously helps the Stark children, Bran and Rickon, after becoming a prisoner and later servant at Winterfell. In the television series, she serves as a major character during the early seasons of the show, with a similar background to her novel counterpart.

In the novels, Osha was first introduced in A Game of Thrones (1996) as a wildling woman from Beyond the Wall who worships the Old Gods of the Forest.[2] Attempting to flee from the Others (known as the White Walkers in the television series), she ventures south of the Wall to escape the potential war that is about to come. However, Osha is initially sparred by the Starks of Winterfell, and temporarily imprisoned by them due to her wild nature. She later gains the trust of the people of Winterfell, and eventually befriends Bran and Rickon Stark, and acts as their guardian. Osha later returns in A Clash of Kings (1998) and helps the Stark boys flee from Theon Greyjoy and survive the Sack of Winterfell. She then makes the decision to escort Rickon to safety while Bran heads north, and puts Maester Luwin out of his misery.[3] Although her whereabouts remain unknown for some time, she is mentioned several times in A Storm of Swords (2000) and A Feast for Crows (2005). In A Dance with Dragons (2011), it is revealed that Osha, Rickon, and Shaggydog are currently seeking refuge at Skagos.[4]

The character served a minor role in the books, but her role became much more prominent in the television series. Osha held a strong reputation during her initial appearances in the first three seasons of the HBO adaptation, before being written out of the next two. The character returned in the season 6 episode "Oathbreaker" and was subsequently killed off in the next episode by Ramsay Bolton.[3][5] Osha's death was the subject to mixed and negative criticism mainly due to her promising buildup in season 3,[5] and how quickly the scene occurred.[6] However, the character in the television series received a positive response from critics, who cited Osha as one of the show's more intriguing characters, praising her story arc, likable personality, and development. Tena's performance as Osha also received praise from Martin himself, who preferred the character in the show over his original interpretation.[7]

Osha is a wildling spearwife from Beyond the Wall who was once loyal to Mance Rayder and his cause. Once the Others made their return, Osha and a band of wildlings passed the Wall with the help of two Night's Watch deserters. Initially an antagonist to Bran and Robb Stark, she was proven otherwise for her good behavior during her time as a prisoner of Winterfell. For her appearance, she is described as tall, lean, and shaggy-haired, while her personality is characterized as bitter, sarcastic, and charming.[3]

In the HBO television adaptation, Game of Thrones, Osha is a wildling woman from Beyond the Wall who flees south to escape the threat of the White Walkers. She is portrayed as the fierce protector of Bran and Rickon Stark after her arrival in Winterfell.[10] She is described as beautiful, young, and more dynamic in comparison to her book counterpart.[7]

Natalia Tena was cast for the role of Osha.[1] Her role as the character was revealed to the public in July 2010.[11] Martin expressed his interest in Tena's audition: "When I saw that she was reading for Osha, my first thought was, 'She's great, but no way, she's too young and too hot.' Then I saw her reading, and none of the other Oshas had a chance. Her charisma grabbed me by the throat and I could not take my eyes off her. David and Dan felt the same way. We're all thrilled to have her."[12]

Tena appeared as a guest star in a total of 16 episodes, during the first, second, third, and sixth seasons. Osha was written out of the fourth season after her character's temporary departure from the show. As such, Natalia Tena did not return for season 4. Art Parkinson, Tena's co-star, revealed that they and their characters would not return in the fifth season.[13] Tena returned for the role of Osha in the season 6 episodes "Oathbreaker" and "Book of the Stranger" before her character was killed off.

Osha makes her first appearance in A Game of Thrones. She and a small group of wildlings successfully sneak pass the Wall with the help of a pair of Night's Watch deserters, Stiv and Wallen. They sneak into the wolfswood just north of Winterfell, and attempt to attack Bran Stark. Osha suggests they take him to Mance Rayder Beyond the Wall, but she is ignored. They are suddenly ambushed by Robb Stark, Theon Greyjoy, and the two direwolves, Grey Wind and Summer, who kill everyone but Osha. They take her in for questioning, and briefly mentions her intentions of fleeing from the Others. She is then taken prisoner and put on surveillance, being put to work in the kitchens. Osha later goes to the weirwood tree to pray, and encounters Bran. They share a moment and bond, talking about the Old Gods of the Forest, and tells Bran about how she tried to warn Robb about the rising threat of the Others. Some time later, Maester Luwin calls Osha to carry Bran to the crypts after the boy dreamt of his father walking within them. Within the catacombs, they are shaken by the presence of Shaggydog, who attacks Maester Luwin, and is later patched up by Osha. For her good behavior, some of her shackles and chains are removed.[14]

In A Clash of Kings, Osha spends most of her time working in the kitchens of Winterfell or bathing in the waters near the godswood, where she gives advice to Bran when coming to her about his dreams and superstitions. When Theon returns to Winterfell, he arrives with plans to take over the castle with the help of the ironborn. Osha appears to betray the Starks when she publicly bends the knee to Theon, and, as a result, sets her free from her imprisonment. However, she later makes a plan with the Reed siblings, Jojen and Meera, to escape Winterfell. Osha seduces the guard Drennan and slits his throat, and escapes with the Reed children, Bran, Rickon, Hodor, Shaggydog, and Summer. They make it to the woods before heading back to Winterfell to hide in the crypts until Theon's search is over. The group leave the crypts a few weeks later, only to find Winterfell destroyed. They encounter Luwin badly wounded, where Osha shows him mercy upon his own request. Making the decision to separate due to the unsafe roads, Osha agrees to take Rickon and Shaggydog and head toward Kingsroad, while the rest head north.[15]

In A Dance with Dragons, it is revealed by Wex Pyke that Osha, along with Rickon and Shaggydog, is hiding at Skagos, an island in the Bay of Seals. Ser Davos is instructed to travel to the island to retrieve Rickon if they want the Manderlys to join Stannis Baratheon's campaign for the Iron Throne.[16][8][17]

Osha first appears in the season 1 episode "A Golden Crown", where she attempts to hurt Bran Stark just outside Winterfell alongside fellow wildlings Stiv and Wallen. However, Robb Stark and Theon Greyjoy manage to save the boy and kill her friends in the process. Osha is then captured by Theon, where she begs for her life and swears allegiance to Robb if she is spared. Robb ultimately decides to spare her life, and makes her a prisoner and puts her to work in the kitchens. She later reveals to Maester Luwin that she fled south of the Wall after encountering the White Walkers for herself, and intends on going as far south as possible. She encounters Bran in the godswood, and bonds with him to some extent before warning him about the White Walkers and that his brother's armies should be heading north, not south. Osha then gains the trust of the people of Winterfell, and spends most of her time with the Stark children, Bran and Rickon, listening to the stories of the Three-Eyed Raven. One day, Bran and Osha enter the Crypts of Winterfell after the boy fears his father may be in there. She assures him that he is alive and well, but the news is broken to Bran by Luwin that Eddard Stark had died by the hands of Joffrey Baratheon and the Lannisters.

Bran reveals to Osha that he is having similar dreams to the ones about his father, only instead taking on the body of a direwolf. He eventually points out the Red Comet in the sky, and suggests his own theory of its meaning. However, Osha successfully predicts that the Comet means the awakening and return of the dragons,[18] three of which were hatched days earlier by Daenerys Targaryen.[19] Theon returns to Winterfell in an attempt victory for House Greyjoy, and Osha watches him behead Rodrik Cassel. He, at first, successfully seizes Winterfell, and Osha later requests to see him in his chambers. She seduces the young Greyjoy, and helps Bran, Rickon, Hodor, and the two direwolves, Summer and Shaggydog, escape Winterfell. The Stark boys are presumed dead after Theon shows the city two burnt corpses of young farm boys, but Luwin notices Osha sneaking into the crypts.[20] He learns that the boys did survive, and promises Osha to keep the situation a secret. Theon is betrayed by his own men, and Winterfell is sacked. After the sack, Osha and the others leave the crypts to find the city destroyed, and find Maester Luwin dying under a tree. He tells Osha to take the boys to the Wall, where their bastard brother Jon Snow currently resides. She promises to take them there, before Luwin allows Osha to kill him out of mercy.

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