#WordWeavers 5/15: Most and least gullible characters?
Bran is no fool, but he has a trusting nature that allows him to be deceived sometimes. When the Irish pull their own "Trojan Horse" stunt, and offer to build Bran a house he can actually fit in, he takes it at face value.
Taliesin can literally see lies as they are spoken, so it's really hard to pull one over on him. He's certainly not infallible, however, and he does make some key lapses in judgement.
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