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...pee? Does he squat down as he has no cock and balls? How does he ensure it doesn't spray all over his robes?

How did Thoros resurrect Beric? What price was paid to turn Beric into a fire wight? He was resurrected before the dragons hatched

I just realised Garth Tarth is a perfectly valid name.

If he was raised in Qarth he'd be known as Garth Tarth of Qarth.

...Joffrey, Tommen and Myrcella are actually Robert's kids not Jaime's.

From what we have seen, the child born from a baratheon parent has black hair. But there may be extremely rare cases where that is not the case.

Doniphos is/was one of the ruling triarchs of Volantis and the only who was against a war with Daenerys.

After Volantis rebels or is liberated by Daenerys, I can see him being her ally and the new ruler. Thoughts ?

What are your thoughts?

Thoughts ?

Maester Luwin:
>"The Andals were the first, a race of tall, fair-haired warriors who came with steel and fire and the seven-pointed star of the new gods painted on their chests. The wars lasted hundreds of years, but in the end the six southron kingdoms all fell before them. Only here, where the King in the North threw back every army that tried to cross the Neck, did the rule of the First Men endure. The Andals burnt out the weirwood groves, hacked down the faces, slaughtered the children where they found them, and everywhere proclaimed the triumph of the Seven over the old gods. So the children fled north—"

So the COTF fled north after the Andals destroyed them South.
But what happened to them in the North? Did the Northerners (followers of the old gods) give them refuge? Why did their numbers die out in the North too?

Arya sees Illyrio and Varys chatting in the Common Tongue.

Weren't they afraid of someone overhearing them? Even if they weren't, theyre both are from the free cities. Why weren't they speaking in one of the Valyrian dialects?

Illyrio made a strategic blunder by bringing Tyrion Lannister to Aegon’s cause. Many fans view Tyrion as some sort of political genius (lol), his track record as Hand of the King was actually pretty poor. He let Littlefinger walk away scot-free after being framed for the attempt on Bran’s life and he spent most of his tenure being played by both Baelish and Varys.

Beyond his political incompetence, the smallfolk in King’s Landing don't see him as a savior... they see him as a "demon monkey" and blame him for their starvation and suffering. To the rest of Westeros, he’s a convicted kinslayer and kingslayer who murdered his own father and the king. Illyrio would be harming his PR by bringing Tyrion into his team.