If Renley hadn't said that he would've been a good King when convincing Ned to overthrow the Lannisters, would Ned have went along with him?
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Including the women, who had the BIGGEST set of balls in the show, and why?
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Even though I was (still am) routing for Stannis, why did it felt satisfying when the Lannisters won the Battle of the Blackwater?
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In this scene (s2e8) Jaime says there are 3 men in the kingdoms who *might* have a chance against him (in a fair fight). Who are the 3 he's referring to?
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There is a huge GOT vs. LOTR debate sprawling over Twitter and I've been seeing pictures like this. What are your thoughts?
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Gwendoline Christie Was "Really Struggling" Before She Was Cast on 'Game of Thrones': "I've Never Been a Conventional Choice"
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Gwendoline Christie Was 'Really Struggling' Before She Was Cast on 'Game of Thrones': 'I've Never Been a Conventional Choice'
Gwendoline Christie opened up about how she was 'really struggling' before being cast as Brienne of Tarth and said she's 'never been a conventional choice' in the acting world. She explained how playing Brienne helped her embrace different parts of herself…