Gods, I was yabadabadooing then
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I’ve never seen Game of Thrones in my life

I decided to finally sit down and watch it. I just got through the end of season three, which means I finally know after over a decade and a half what the red wedding means…

I’m absolutely blown away, my only regret is that I didn’t watch it at the time and could have been a part of this huge cultural event. I am blown away now, but I can only imagine how it would feel seeing it for the first time when everyone was seeing it for the first time…

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Who do you think deserves the ultimate blame for the red wedding?



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Can someone tell me if this is his real signature pls
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Maester Luwin 💔
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GRRM’s Signature: two samples 🖊️

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If Jon never left winterfell

If Jon Snow never joined the night's watch and stayed in winterfell when Ned left to King's Landing would this completely shift the course of the war post Ned's execution?

What do you all think? If Jon marched with Rob, would he die at the red wedding too? Or do you believe Jon could influence the war enough to actually make it to King's Landing?

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Who would have fared better: Jon in Robb's position during Seasons 2 and 3 with the Freys, or Robb in Jon's position during Seasons 6 and 7, circa Battle of the Bastards and the Long Night?

Who do you think would have handled these switched positions better:

Jon, taking Robb's position shortly after the capture of Jaime Lannister, dealing with the Karstarks, the Frey's wedding ultimatum
Robb, taking Jon's position shortly after being resurrected, the trust of the Wildlings already earned, confronting Ramsey, negotiating with Daenerys and confronting the Long Night



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