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Out of all the “alternate ideas” you’ve heard for the later seasons of game of thrones, what’s the worst in your opinion?
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The most satisfying death?

Who,out of the whole series,gave you the most satisfaction to see get finished off in spectacular fashion?I mean there's a lot to choose from!!

I'd have to say ramsey bolton with joffrey running a close second

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Does anyone else think Robb’s downfall actually started with the Karstarks rather than the Freys?

I was just rewatching Season 3 and it struck me how much of a "point of no return" the execution of Rickard Karstark actually was.

We always talk about the Red Wedding and the broken vow to the Freys, but losing the Karstark infantry felt like the moment the North actually lost the war. It put Robb in a position of desperation where he had to go back to Walder Frey to begin with.

I’m curious if people think he could have actually won the war even with the Frey marriage, or if the Karstark betrayal was the real nail in the coffin?

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