I love that the question of honor becomes so all - encompassing in our understanding of John. Why in Brotherhood he persues a painful investiagation against the wishes of his family. Why he endangers himself to save Percy, despite the fact that Percy has acted without honor. The state of his relationship with Jaime, so at odds. In every way, John's life seems to be defined, directed, and buffetted even, by his sense of honor -- LJG Discussion board

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