The Big Woman still here
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How do you think he earned his knighthood?
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my favorite characters ranked so far
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Briennes smile after being knighted makes me so happy
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"Light of the Seven". This is still one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
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Antique map
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What to do with the dragon queen

You're in the GoT world at the time of Ned Stark becoming Protector of the Realm. You're able to become King/Queen at this point.

You've got the full advanced knowledge of the show/books so you can take out potential enemies, form the right alliances and manipulate things how you wish.

My simple question is this. Do you let Daenerys live or do you have her taken out?

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Highest IMDB
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Many years ago, when I was just a kid I read this comic, not knowing what universe it belonged to, until I heard the name ''Baratheon'' again and almost 4years later
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Should I read the books?

Currently on season 7. I love to read but have not touched the books yet. One of my favourite characters is Tyrion Lannister. Will I be able to read more of him in the books?

Also I’m annoyed at how nobody is taking Jon Snow seriously about the white walkers. I understand it’s because they have not seen it but they just acted like the white walkers problem will resolve on its own hahahah.

My favourite deaths so far in order is

1) lord Baelish
2) Ramsay snow
3) Joffrey

Lord Baelish is just a really horrible and selfish person. Are the deaths even more satisfying in the books?

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What was the end result of sending Alliser Thorne to Kingslanding?

As i recall, Ser Allisers visit to Kingslanding from season 1 was never brought up since, it's almost as if it never happened. Unless I'm misremembering, it was never shown and was mever mentioned after Jeor told Jon about it. In fact, the first time we see a Small Council meeting bring up the Walkers is after a raven is sent to ask for more men to man the wall.

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Does anyone else miss the lower budget feel of the early Game of Thrones seasons?

House of The Dragon is too much like Marvel.

Season 1 of Game of Thrones to me is an edgy, mystical fantasy series with politics mixed in.

Apart from Rome there is nothing quite like it.

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The aftermath of the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor is completely unrealistic



I don't buy that the destruction of the Great Sept had absolutely zero consequences at King's Landing. A lot of people died. The High Sparrow, highly beloved by the masses, died. Queen Margaery, highly beloved by the people, and King Tommen, also beloved, died in the explosion or as a result of it. In addition, a large number of civilians died. The fact that no revolt occurred is completely absurd. I don't think anyone in the city had any doubts about Cersei's involvement in the event, which would make her extremely unpopular and would spark revolts, not only in the capital, but several lords would rise up in rebellion.

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WHAT JUST HAPPENED (S3E9)

Im watching GOT for the first time and I thought I might just watch one more episode before bed. That episode was S3E9. How am I going to sleep after now?? I will hear that horrific castamere song in my sleep I already know.

Did Catelyn die and watch Robb die whilst under the impression that he was her last living son? And Arya was SO CLOSE to meeting her family again in like a year or something. Somehow this show keeps managing to surprise me with just how tragic it can get.

I (obviously) don’t know what’s still to come (and please don’t spoil in the comments), so this may be a very wrong take, but while Joffrey is a cruel bitch boy alright, somehow the Frey guy seems like a worse person to be around. His nasty little laugh, makes me think of that creep north of the wall with his daughters.

(Repost because I got the season wrong and couldn’t change the title)

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