Roommate watches Red Wedding for the first time

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Why didn't any of the King's ever send ships West of Westeros during the thousands of years of its history?

The Seven Kingdoms lasted for thousands of years before Bran became King, the Targaryens ruled a long time and many more long before them, why didn't anyone ask people from the Iron Islands what was West of their territory or people from the Free Cities in Essos?

Even a Targaryen Dragon rider could have flown and gone as far as possible, Dragons can float on the water and rest, captains can be hired and paid a lot of money, it would have been easy especially if New trade routes and wealth were promised.

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If Ygritte had survived how would she feel about Sansa, Ramsey and Jon joining Daenerys?

Ygritte was basically a lot of fun for Jon Snow, but with her alive he might abandon the Night's Watch and not be Lord Commander, she might view Sansa as weak but respect Brienne of Tarth, she would hate Ramsey and maybe end up his prisoner, and Ygritte would really hate Daenerys Targaryen becoming close to her man, she might have tried to kill her and ruined their alliance.

Kind of makes sense why she was killed off, although she would be best friends with Arya and want to learn her bad ass killing secrets, a Faceless Wildling.

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What's your version of this?
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There's no body.

Only Jon was there when Daenerys was stabbed and Drogon made off with the body. There is no evidence. How, then, does everyone know that she is dead and Jon is to blame?

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He should have demanded a trial by combat.
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Cersei Lannister is peak evil, and i love it

Cersei Lannister is hands-down my favorite character. Her complexity, cunning, and unapologetic drive make her so compelling. Lena Headey’s performance is just flawless.

Here are a few of her standout scenes that I can’t get enough of:
The Wildfire Plot (S6E10): Cersei’s masterstroke at the Sept of Baelor, wiping out her enemies with wildfire while sipping wine and watching the chaos unfold? Iconic. That haunting “Light of the Seven” score still gives me chills.
Power is Power (S2E1): Her tense exchange with Littlefinger when she says, “Power is power,” and has her guards draw swords to prove it. It’s such a perfect showcase of her ruthlessness and control.
Shame Walk (S5E10): Heartbreaking yet powerful. Cersei’s walk of atonement is raw and vulnerable, showing her resilience even at her lowest.
Lena Headey carried these scenes flawlessly.
What do you think of Cersei? Love her, hate her, or somewhere in between? And what are your favorite Cersei moments?

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What makes Stannis charismatic the most to you?
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The best Birthday present
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My Ideal Small Council. What’s yours?
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If you could live in one place in the Game of Thrones universe, where would it be and why?



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Why did Tyrion care so much about the Tarly execution?
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One of the key themes of ASOIAF/GOT is that no one is 100% good or 100% evil, but with that being said, who do you think is the most morally good person in the series?



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Qyburn didn’t even do it right 😒

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