The last 2 pages of Jamie Lannisters final chapter in a storm of swords

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What if Roose Bolton was at the tower of joy?
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If Arya had actually gone with Sandor to the Eyrie instead of Braavos, how do you think her arc would have changed?

I’ve been rewatching Season 4 and I always wonder what would have happened if they arrived a few days earlier and actually found Sansa. Would Arya have stayed to play the political game with Littlefinger, or was she already too far gone for a lady’s life in the Vale?

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The Red Wedding Still Feels Unfair No Matter How Many Times You Watch It
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Sorry if this has been asked, but if Robb Stark didnt want the iron throne, why wouldnt he team up with Stannis?



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We’ve been talking about the Tower of Joy lately so I finally get to ask my biggest question

What happened to the midwives?

I find it very hard to believe that Jon was kept a secret his whole life.

The marriage between Rhaegar and Lyanna was legitimized, written in the histories of the Cept, there was a witness (the officiant) plus a Grand Maester to write it down.

In the last few days we’ve covered that the Knights with Ned were so loyal that they kept the secrets of Jon’s birth.

But what about the midwives? Were they sent off to the silent sisters so they couldn’t speak of it?

And with Spiders and Little Birds everywhere how was it possible that the birth of a Prince’s son in such a salacious manner was hidden given the opportunity for so many witnesses?

I don’t know how far the books go but if spymasters knew as much as they did, it seems almost impossible they didn’t know Jon was born as Aegon Targaryen.

That’s probably the only thing I have difficulty with in the series and would love a conversation on.

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I drew the dream I had last night
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Cersei is sooo annoying
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Question about Tywin did to prisoners at Harrenhal (season 2, he was there with Arya)

what exacly happened? tywins people were torturing prisoners for information, then tywin came, and tell them "we dont have enought man, dont kill them, make them do labour instead".

when rob stark came here with his mother, all of the workers there have been killed.

so, what exacly happen? Did Tywin give the order to kill them all? When there was the "assasination attemp", is it when all the killing started? If yes, what were the reason to kill them, and were there any alternatives? like enslaving them on different place?

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I know Olly is disliked but I understand why he did what he did and if I were in his spot I can't say I wouldn't consider doing the same thing.
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Queen Rhaenys Targaryen Painting by me
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A highly motivated Bronn vs Serious Daario, who would win in a 1v1?
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“Bend the knee, Lord Stark.” Ned Stark couldn’t physically bend the knee. What if Joffrey insisted?

Robert dies and Joffrey demands his small council swear fealty to him. First and foremost among them is Ned Stark. As we all know, Ned has Robert’s letter making him the Guardian of the Realm, along with the knowledge that Stannis is the rightful heir. Then the Goldcloaks, Ned’s arrest, and the rest.

Something I thought about the other day is the fact that Ned was injured. He was hobbling with a cane. He likely wouldn’t have been able to bend the knee, literally. But Joffrey is the kind of vindictive little cunt to not care, and demand the physical kneeling as an oath of fealty.

So let’s assume, somehow, that Ned backed down from his plan at the last moment, and swore fealty but didn’t kneel. I think it would have been so true to Joffrey’s character that he would still demand Ned’s arrest and eventual execution, if nothing more than to prove a point.

Am I way overthinking or what do you all think?

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Turning point of TV series!
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wonder what jon snow is upto these days

wonder what jon snow is upto these days

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Can Tyrion win his trial in a modern US court with a skilled lawyer? A question for the lawyers and legal experts.

Let’s say Tyrion is put on trial for the murder of Joffrey but in a real life modern court room in the USA which removes biased judges (Tywin and Mace) , hearsay (Shae), and bribed testimony (Cersei). What would your Legal defense be?

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Is it wrong to feel bad for Theon?

I'm watching the series for the first time (currently on S5/Ep5) and I have felt bad for Theon the entire time that Ramsay has held him as prisoner. Do you some of you feel this is warranted/karma since he did what he did at Winterfell? Or do you feel bad for him too? It also annoyed me that his sister attempted to save him but then left 😒

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I’ve always wondered why Brienne and Sandor Glegane couldn’t just watch over Arya Stark.

Instead of fighting over egos, why couldn’t they just defend her together? They would’ve made quite a team.

Edit: If Arya was being mistreated in any way by the hound, she would’ve said something to Brienne. None of her family were left, so Sandor knew he wasn’t going to get a reward. It would be obvious to any casual observer that Sandor was not abusing her in any way.

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