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The Night's Watch's camp at the Fist of the First Men comes under assault and is overrun by an army of wights sent by the Others, with Sam a person of the survivors who manage to break out. When Jon attempts to abandon the Night's Watch to be part of Robb Stark's military and avenge the dying of his father Eddard Stark, Sam alerts their fellow recruits, who capture up to Jon and convince him to not crack his vows to the Night's Watch. When Jon attempts to abandon the Night's Watch just after hearing of his father's execution, Sam follows with Pyp and Grenn. Sam and Gilly then experience a group of Night's Watchmen led by Denys Mallister and Bowen Marsh and be a part of them on the march to Castle Black. Jon sends Sam to Oldtown to grow to be a Maester, accompanied by another brother, Dareon (who is appointed as a recruiter), Maester Aemon (who Jon fears will be sacrificed by Melisandre for his royal blood) and Gilly and her baby. Refusing to return to King's Landing, she sends Brienne as her representative. He realizes that two of his touring companions are not what they feel - 1 sellsword named "Griff" is Jon Connington, Crown Prince Rhaegar's near buddy and Aerys' disgraced former Hand of the King the other teenager named "Young Griff" is claimed to be Rhaegar's supposedly slain son Aegon, whom Varys allegedly had spirited away and changed with a different little one who was in its place killed by Gregor Clegane all through the Lannisters' sack of King's Landing.

Samwell Tarly is a background character in the to start with two novels of the sequence, and his actions and views are interpreted via the eyes of Jon Snow. The survivors then flee to Craster's Keep, but Sam and two other brothers, Small Paul and Grenn, turn into separated from the team. They are attacked by an Other that kills Paul in advance of Sam stabs it with a dragonglass dagger in desperation, killing it quickly. Jon Snow takes pity on Sam and defends him in arms training. Jon Snow at first feedback that Sam is the fattest boy he has ever observed, and estimates him to weigh twenty stone (130 kg 280 lb). Sam is rapidly recognized as becoming smooth and weak by Castle Black's learn-at-arms Ser Alliser Thorne, and suffers in sword-education until finally Jon Snow convinces the other new recruits to go straightforward on him. After arriving at Castle Black, Samwell was bullied for being obese and unskilled in fight, and was generally identified as "Ser Piggy" and "Lord of Ham".

Upon arriving at the Wall, Sam is shortly bullied by Ser Alliser Thorne and the fellow recruits for his bodyweight, shyness and clumsiness in training. Sam flees with Gilly and her son, and are accosted by wights prior to currently being rescued by a mysterious male, Coldhands, who appears like a wight but is friendly and supposedly a fellow Night's Watchman. Sam strategies to have Gilly despatched to Horn Hill, with the newborn passed off as Sam's bastard. On Samwell's fifteenth birthday, Randyll pressure him to join the Night's Watch and renounce his birthright of heir to Horn Hill, threatening death if he was to refuse. When Stannis, frustrated by the Night's Watch's messy politics, threatens to dictate a Lord Commander himself if the Watch can't choose on a leader within just the following couple of days, Sam decides to technique Mallister and Pyke (who despise every other) independently, sex best declaring that Stannis ideas to name the other as Lord Commander, and suggesting that they both of those aid Jon as compromise prospect in its place. Sam is unable to outrun the army of the dead, but for unknown reasons their chief spares Sam.

Arriving back at Castle Black, Sam warns Aemon of the advancing White Walkers, and Aemon has Sam deliver the warning throughout the Seven Kingdoms. In the wildling attack on Castle Black, Olly shoots and kills Ygritte from driving in revenge for his father. Later, Jon returns to Castle Black, gravely wounded and disguised as a Wildling. They get there to find that Stannis Baratheon has arrived to the Night's Watch's aid and defeated Mance Rayder's Wildling military besieging Castle Black. During the voyage to Braavos, Gilly grows despondent, and Sam realises that Jon experienced swapped Gilly's newborn with Mance Rayder's newborn son lest he be sacrificed as properly. Sam and Grenn then regroup with the other survivors at Craster's Keep, where by Gilly presents birth to a son. He then gets to be a level of see character in the third novel A Storm of Swords and the fourth novel A Feast for Crows, with complete of ten chapters informed from his point of look at.