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If Sansa was the smartest person Arya ever met, imagine the dumbest person she (Arya) met 🤔
Now imagine the Night King (the world's greatest threat) getting killed by someone who sees "the smartest person" in a person who reasons like frozen crap from the North😀
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On my first watch I binged the entire 7 seasons like crazy and waited for the final one but now years later I decided to go for a re-watch and this time around I'm really savouring each episode like fine wine 🍷
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I just finished watching the show for the first time ever

Soo all I can say is this a really good fck show .

Btw I don't really get the hate for the final season.

I liked it .

If you want you can ask some specific questions.

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why didnt varys had any conseqvences of standing behind Ned Stark in the Neds attempt of dethrowing Jofrey?
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Would you recommend the books if I’ve been spoiled to hell and back?

Basically title, I watched the show all the way to S4 but didn’t finish it. I’ve always heard incredible things about the books but since I left the series behind I’ve been spoiled of a plethora of things and I know of most important battles/events.

Stuff like (obvious spoilers, I’m unsure which happened in the TV show only and which in the book too but I’ll say them anyway):

\- The Red Wedding (knew who died and when)
\- Joffrey’s death and who did it
\- Daenerys conquest and her and Snow being a couple
\- Jaime’s redemption

And a good more other spoilers I can’t remember rn, most of them suck not cause of the events themselves but because for a story that’s mainly about plotting, the plotting is ruined cause you start seeing the connections since before they even suggest them, the stakes feel lower and the surprise element is gone.

Only ASOIAF I have read was Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and found it just okay.

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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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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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