What would happen if the Europeans arrived on the west coast of Westeros?
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If you could create your own small council regardless of character allegiance who would you choose? (Rules below)
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When asked if he'd voice Jon Snow in a hypothetical audio book of ASOIAF, Kit Harrington stated "I don’t wanna go anywhere near it. I spent 10 years doing that. Thanks, I’m alright."
https://variety.com/2025/digital/news/kit-harington-harry-potter-audiobook-gilderoy-lockhart-1236609332/

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Who could Daniel Day-Lewis have been in GoT?
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Rewatching and forming an opinion on the Starks

I’ve seen this show maybe 4 times and besides the first watch, I’m noticing the Starks helped create a lot of their problems. They are my favorite house, but definitely not innocent in some of their fate. For instance:

Cat taking Tyrion as prisoner, Ned Stark unable to keep his mouth shut about Cersi and Jamie’s children, Robb unable to uphold his promise to marry one of Walder Frey’s daughters, Cat releasing Jamie without telling Robb. I’m probably missing a few as I’m only halfway through season 2 of my rewatch.

Does anyone feel the same? Most people I know who have watched are so team Stark they only see them as victims and not adding fuel to the fire.

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Possibly the hardest I laughed at any point during the series
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So if he keeps getting resurrected then we found the real religion right?
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Why doesn’t the Night King immediately raise the Dothraki Horde?
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Just how S6E5 ending felt...

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One of the most badass lines in the series I still think about on a regular basis
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I'm late to the show, so forgive me if it's been asked, but did the revelation of Jon being Aegon Targaryen mean really anything for the show?

It just seems like things would've turned out exactly the same had he just been Jon Snow. I can't think of a single interaction, aside from a couple of mild arguments between Jon and Daenerys, that would've played out differently. I guess maybe Varys wouldn't have been turned into ash, but I guess that's the extent of it.

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