What character did you wish they had a POV?
For me it had to be Prince Viserys (the beggar king). It would be quite interesting to know about Viserys as an individual in his own mind he had to leave his house when he was 5 left to take care of his baby sister all alone in a continent that he never went to nor does he know anyone in there. He left to beg people all around Essos for money & place to stay for him and dani . These things are tough especially for a child and I would love to get into his mind just to know how does he feel about things and what he thinks about. Also, Would love to hear your answers!
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For me it had to be Prince Viserys (the beggar king). It would be quite interesting to know about Viserys as an individual in his own mind he had to leave his house when he was 5 left to take care of his baby sister all alone in a continent that he never went to nor does he know anyone in there. He left to beg people all around Essos for money & place to stay for him and dani . These things are tough especially for a child and I would love to get into his mind just to know how does he feel about things and what he thinks about. Also, Would love to hear your answers!
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How much of Bloodraven's deal do you think was just him either aura farming or just messing with people for fun?
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Arya’s Ending Felt Earned But Slightly Detached From Her Story
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Emilia Clarke Admits She Was 'Absolutely Livid' About Daenerys Fate in 'Game of Thrones' Series Finale
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From the gameofthrones community on Reddit: Emilia Clarke Admits She Was 'Absolutely Livid' About Daenerys Fate in 'Game of Thrones'…
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One of the reasons why this show changed my life for the better
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damn... I wanted to see cersei and janos friendship more so much
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Which of these tough characters than Theon could survive a session with Ramsay Bolton in the Dreadfort?
I'm going to use the tv-version of Ramsay for this discussion. The same for the characters:
\-Tywin Lannister
\-Khal Drogo
\-Stannis Baratheon
\-Tormund Giantsbane
\-Greatjon Umber
\-The Hound aka Sandor Clegane
\-The Mountain aka Gregor Clegane
\-Alliser Thorne
If Ramsay managed to trick one of these into the dungeon of the Dreadfort, who of them will manage to outlast Ramsay's ''treatment'' to become Reek?
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I'm going to use the tv-version of Ramsay for this discussion. The same for the characters:
\-Tywin Lannister
\-Khal Drogo
\-Stannis Baratheon
\-Tormund Giantsbane
\-Greatjon Umber
\-The Hound aka Sandor Clegane
\-The Mountain aka Gregor Clegane
\-Alliser Thorne
If Ramsay managed to trick one of these into the dungeon of the Dreadfort, who of them will manage to outlast Ramsay's ''treatment'' to become Reek?
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Between Theon betraying Robb, Catleyn releasing Jaime, and Robb breaking his vow, what was he biggest catalyst for the Red Wedding happening?
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Just started watching and I don't know if I can continue
I started watching a couple days ago and have been binge watching every day but I just got done with season 3 episode 9, is rob really dead? I've never seen GOT before but he was one of my favorite characters on this show and now I don't know if I want to keep watching
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I started watching a couple days ago and have been binge watching every day but I just got done with season 3 episode 9, is rob really dead? I've never seen GOT before but he was one of my favorite characters on this show and now I don't know if I want to keep watching
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Spin-Off Film Idea: The Defiance of Duskendale in the continuous shot style of the Film 1917.
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Aerys II’s legendary Kingsguard vs random people from the show
We all know the Kingsguard at the start of Robert’s rebellion was supposedly the best ever (ironic considering the deaths of most of the Targaryens and the Kingsguard themselves). They’ve got:
Ser Gerold Hightower - not only is he a good fighter, but being a Hightower he probably got to hang out at the Citadel and had the best Measters teaching him, so he’s likely a genius too.
Ser Barristan Selmy - the greatest Knight ever. Did the whole Duskendale thing, just don’t ask him to fight a bunch of untrained guys with small daggers.
Ser Oswell Whent - he was there too. Also growing up in Harrenhal must make you tougher than someone from a non haunted castle.
Ser Jonothor Darry - great at fighting(probably) and his brother Willem was like the first person to be nice to Danaerys.
Prince Llewyn Martel - probably drags the KG down TBH but at least he got killed by a Valyrian Steel sword.
Ser Arthur Dayne - not only does he have Dawn but also possibly a second unnamed sword. Maybe it’s called Dusk. Sure he went down against Ned Stark and Howland Reed, but who wouldn’t?
So now that we know who we’re up against, we have to pick seven of the best swordsmen from the more modern Westerosi times.
1. Karl Tanner - we have to start off strong. He basically had Jon Snow beat while being piss drunk. Easily the most deadly nights watch member the Nights Watch ever had.
2. Dagmer Cleftjaw - Theon’s First Mate aboard the Sea Bitch, any high ranking Iron Islander is a good fighter. But I’m adding him here because he was very good at convincing Theon to kill people he didn’t want to kill, so Dagmer’s main role will be to encourage more violence.
3. Ser Hugh of the Vale - Jon Arryn’s personal squire, surely Hugh received the highest level of training possible. We didn’t get to see much of him in action, but his reputation was so fearsome, the Mountain had to cheat to beat him. Possibly Jon Arryn’s bastard, Hugh was the strong seed he would not shut up about.
4. Yoren of the Nights watch - put up a very impressive fight against Ser Amory Lorch and his men, maybe Karl Tanner trained him before he went south.
5. Gender Baratheon - sticking with Yoren’s crew, Gendry is not only fast but also makes his own helmet and hammer. Even as a peniless orphan he refused to sell his helmet to the hand of the King because he knew Ned wasn’t worthy of such fine armor. Maybe if he killed someone more impressive than Ser Arthur Dayne, Gendry would consider selling something to him. He can be the in house smith, saving a lot of money. If there is a sensitive mission he can go undercover as Clovis.
6. Edmure Tully - every KG needs a top strategic mind and no one is better than Edmure “the Greenfish” Tully. He is the only one to ever defeat Tywin in the field (the Mountian in the show, but still impressive). Runner up at the archery portion of the Tourney at Lord Hoster’s funeral. He was also a prisoner for years and even such brutal confinement seemed to have no effect on him. (Take notes Theon).
7. Brynden Tully - he will be the Lord Commander. Winner of the archery portion of the Tourney at Lord Hoster’s funeral. He’s a legend, according to Ser Davos and he also died fighting. His main role will be to make fun of Emdure to keep the rest of the Kingsguard amused, morale is highly important.
Do you think my seven can take on the failure Kingsguard of Aerys?
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We all know the Kingsguard at the start of Robert’s rebellion was supposedly the best ever (ironic considering the deaths of most of the Targaryens and the Kingsguard themselves). They’ve got:
Ser Gerold Hightower - not only is he a good fighter, but being a Hightower he probably got to hang out at the Citadel and had the best Measters teaching him, so he’s likely a genius too.
Ser Barristan Selmy - the greatest Knight ever. Did the whole Duskendale thing, just don’t ask him to fight a bunch of untrained guys with small daggers.
Ser Oswell Whent - he was there too. Also growing up in Harrenhal must make you tougher than someone from a non haunted castle.
Ser Jonothor Darry - great at fighting(probably) and his brother Willem was like the first person to be nice to Danaerys.
Prince Llewyn Martel - probably drags the KG down TBH but at least he got killed by a Valyrian Steel sword.
Ser Arthur Dayne - not only does he have Dawn but also possibly a second unnamed sword. Maybe it’s called Dusk. Sure he went down against Ned Stark and Howland Reed, but who wouldn’t?
So now that we know who we’re up against, we have to pick seven of the best swordsmen from the more modern Westerosi times.
1. Karl Tanner - we have to start off strong. He basically had Jon Snow beat while being piss drunk. Easily the most deadly nights watch member the Nights Watch ever had.
2. Dagmer Cleftjaw - Theon’s First Mate aboard the Sea Bitch, any high ranking Iron Islander is a good fighter. But I’m adding him here because he was very good at convincing Theon to kill people he didn’t want to kill, so Dagmer’s main role will be to encourage more violence.
3. Ser Hugh of the Vale - Jon Arryn’s personal squire, surely Hugh received the highest level of training possible. We didn’t get to see much of him in action, but his reputation was so fearsome, the Mountain had to cheat to beat him. Possibly Jon Arryn’s bastard, Hugh was the strong seed he would not shut up about.
4. Yoren of the Nights watch - put up a very impressive fight against Ser Amory Lorch and his men, maybe Karl Tanner trained him before he went south.
5. Gender Baratheon - sticking with Yoren’s crew, Gendry is not only fast but also makes his own helmet and hammer. Even as a peniless orphan he refused to sell his helmet to the hand of the King because he knew Ned wasn’t worthy of such fine armor. Maybe if he killed someone more impressive than Ser Arthur Dayne, Gendry would consider selling something to him. He can be the in house smith, saving a lot of money. If there is a sensitive mission he can go undercover as Clovis.
6. Edmure Tully - every KG needs a top strategic mind and no one is better than Edmure “the Greenfish” Tully. He is the only one to ever defeat Tywin in the field (the Mountian in the show, but still impressive). Runner up at the archery portion of the Tourney at Lord Hoster’s funeral. He was also a prisoner for years and even such brutal confinement seemed to have no effect on him. (Take notes Theon).
7. Brynden Tully - he will be the Lord Commander. Winner of the archery portion of the Tourney at Lord Hoster’s funeral. He’s a legend, according to Ser Davos and he also died fighting. His main role will be to make fun of Emdure to keep the rest of the Kingsguard amused, morale is highly important.
Do you think my seven can take on the failure Kingsguard of Aerys?
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What was Lysa and Catelyn's intention with killing Tyrion?
Suppose Tyrion was judged guilty and executed at the Vale, and Lysa Arryn's willingness to AVOID a war with the Lannisters, what exactly was her plan? She would have killed Tywin's second son, and Tywin practically bankrolled Robert's reign while the Queen was a Lannister so the Vale couldn't guarantee royal support.
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Suppose Tyrion was judged guilty and executed at the Vale, and Lysa Arryn's willingness to AVOID a war with the Lannisters, what exactly was her plan? She would have killed Tywin's second son, and Tywin practically bankrolled Robert's reign while the Queen was a Lannister so the Vale couldn't guarantee royal support.
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NO SPOILERS Rank the 8 seasons based on entertainment value alone.
Im midway season 2 and im just curious as to how the series plays out and what I can expect in later seasons.
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Im midway season 2 and im just curious as to how the series plays out and what I can expect in later seasons.
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Any book readers feel like Catelyn Stark’s show portrayal missed her book description?
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