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Watching GoT for the first time and just finished season 1.

Let me start this off by saying that I've never read the books. Never seen an episode before this, just seen the famous memes but I wished I watched this when it was coming out.

I like how the show was written. People might not like the shifting of the POVs but I love how it was done (following Daenerys is my favorite!). The dialogues are natural and well-written. There are scenes that are just genius and I like how every character is either flawed or morally-grey.

I have many favorite scenes starting from "Rhaeger's coronation" to the famous beheading scene at episode 9. But my most favorite is the last scene from this season where Daenerys' burned Drogo together with the witch and her rising from the ashes with the dragons hatched. The witch's singing turning into horrid screams of pain as she burns is just genius writing.

Jon's arc and story is the least interesting so far but I am excited to see how they will continue the story of the white walkers and I am curious about the wall. I hope the reason why the white walkers were sleeping and waking up will be explained. I would also like to learn how the wall was built or if it's a natural structure.

Other things I am excited to learn is that if magic exists in this world. I know magic exists like how the witch cursed Daenerys but if "fireballs appearing from my hand" kind of magic exists. I also hope the story expands on the deities of the world. So many names to familiarize and I hope they will be expanded upon.

I am scared to google anything about this show but I want to see a full map of the world. Will searching that in Google reveal any spoilers?

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Who do you think is the most underrated Stark since every one for their own trajectory
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Would Ned have told the truth to Jon once he becomes a brother of the nights watch and doesn't mean a threat to Roberts throne?
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[“There must be some things I could do to help you. It would put to rest all this talk that you and I are rivals for the king.” “Is that what they say? How foolish] If Joffrey doesn't die, who will win in the long run?
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Could someone explain the fascination with all the "Could X beat Y in a fight?" posts?

What am I missing here? Why does a fictional character being able to beat another fictional character interest people? Genuinely curious, not shaming.

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Who was older? Jon or Robb?

I can't remember where I saw, but I always thought Jon was younger than Robb, but now calculating couple of things I feel Jon was the older one.

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If the Mad King had burned down Kings Landing where would Robert have made the new capital?

I personally think Duskendale would be the new Capitol they’d obviously have to build it up a lot but it’s got a port and is already a good sized town

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A question about Jon’s parentage.

I wanna preface this by saying that I’ve only seen the show, and know some stuff from the books.

So, is Jon’s parentage supposed to be the same in the books as it was revealed to be in the show? To my understanding that hasn’t yet been revealed in the books. But didn’t Martin ask D&D when talking about making the show way back when, who they thought to be Jon’s mother and that they supposedly guessed it correctly. So was Rhaegar and Lyanna their guess? Or did they correctly guess Martin’s plan but decided to go with someone else (Rhaegar, Lyanna)?


If it’s not someone else, and Jon truly is biologically Ned’s son, doesn’t that change Ned’s character drastically? Then he wouldn’t have been the always-honorable Ned Stark, but just a man who cheated on his wife not even a year into their marriage. And wouldn’t that also sort of justify Catelyn’s resentment of Jon?

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What's the point of changing Aemond betraying Aegon, when they're supposed to be actually very close as siblings in the books?
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