If the show came out in the 2000s instead of the 2010s, which people do you think would've portrayed Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen the best?



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finally got the whole costume together!

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"There is no justice in this world. Not unless we make it." On this day 10 years ago (April 26, 2015), the third episode of the fifth season of "Game of Thrones" aired: "High Sparrow". Directed by Mark Mylod and written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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Am I the only one who thinks that considering Tywin's desire for House Lannister to be feared and respecred to its weird he didn't push for a more brutal response to the Greyjoy Rebellion?
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How do Marriages between houses work long-term?

I'm trying to wrap my head around how political marriages would work in the long-term. In the short-term I get how it would link houses together, but it's not like they end up merging either. When Cersei married Robert it didn't become House Baratheon-Lannister, they still remained as two separate houses. So would her kids (if they were actually Rob's lol) only be considered Baratheons, leaving them open to marrying another Lannister in the future? On the other side, would Tyrion and Kevan's descendants get to piggyback off the benefits of being the "Ruling" house, or would they now be considered a branch family or something like that. What's stopping the king and his descendants from marrying one or more of each of the Great Houses each proceeding generation until they are all part of the same overarching family?

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Question: Ser Arthur Dayne (the sword of the morning)

Hey guys, just a quick question.

We see Ned fight him outside the temple where Lyanna was giving birth / dying. He basically 1 v 6 Ned and his friends. Would have killed Ned if his friend didn’t jab a dagger in the back of his neck.

It says that he wielded the sword “dawn”. Why in the fight was he dual wielding two simple swords? Where was dawn? I’m reading the books now, but nowhere near this part.

My question is, if he had the sword Dawn, why was he dual wielding two swords? Also other art works of him online show two swords again. Is this just DnD messing stuff up?

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