2. Game of Thrones is a fantasy story, but it's not like Tolkien. It's not what many think of as traditional fantasy. You won't find orcs or dwarves, and, in fact, the story is very much about
George R.R. Martin reveals how Hodor's fate will be different in his books. The Game of Thrones author revealed a detail from his upcoming books in Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon. One of the new
On TV Princess Myrcella is poisoned and dies. Varys stays in King's Landing in the books. On TV Varys leaves King's Landing. Shireen lives in the books. On TV Shireen Dies (burned to death in S5). Jaime and Cersei (After Joffrey dies) make mutual love in the books. On TV Jaime rapes Cersei in the hall where Joffrey's body on display.Seven Kingdoms. By Nathan A , Ryan Matsunaga , Samuel Claiborn , +58.7k more. updated Aug 20, 2017. The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros are inhabited and ruled by several families or "houses." A list
Stannis Baratheon is dead (or at least believed to be) in Season 6 of the TV series. He is still alive in the books. Sansa Stark and Theon Greyjoy are on the run from Ramsay Bolton in the first
The fate of Theon Greyjoy is mentioned by northerners throughout the books, but little details are known until A Dance With Dragons. In the show Samwell Tarly and Gilly make a fire in the woods
Originally a book series by George R. R. Martin, then turned into an HBO television series by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, A Game of Thrones is widely popular and praised in its various forms. Despite its controversial ending, the show still has a huge fanbase as they recorded about 17 million people tuning in for the first episode of the.
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