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Gendry's hammer

It's a travesty how quickly my boy lost his hammer. With how nice it was, and how it suited him, I expected him to raise a stink about it to Sandor but we hear nothing.

#BringtheHammerback

u/theranger799 — 11 days ago

What a shame 🔔 this went nowhere ....

i was so hyped up by this "plot"... I was expecting so much ...

u/Faceless_Meme — 11 days ago

Who had the highest kill count across the series?

This is excluding Dany, as her kills would be counted for her dragon, rather than her.

If we talk hand to hand combat, who was the person who killed the most?

u/MongooseVivid7939 — 11 days ago
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Ok…

So if he was just a tad early he could have blown out the candles and foiled the whole thing?

And why risk it? Why have the little kid take him down there?

u/Abject_Relation_7707 — 10 days ago

Lyanna Would Have Been Miserable With Robert

really don't understand the argument that Robert Baratheon would've been a completely different man if Lyanna had lived and married him.

Robert was already Robert before he lost Lyanna. He drank, slept around, and already had three bastards by the time of the Rebellion. None of that was caused by her death.

And people also forget one important thing: Lyanna didn't love Robert. She didn't even believe he would be faithful to her. She literally told Ned that Robert's nature wouldn't change just because they married.

Maybe losing Lyanna made Robert worse over the years, but marrying a woman who didn't love him wasn't magically going to turn him into a faithful, responsible husband.

Lyanna living wouldn't have changed who Robert fundamentally was.

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u/Alternative_You_3063 — 11 days ago

Jon and Daenerys's Romance Could Have Worked It Was More of a Slow Burn

The main issue I have with Jon and Dany's relationship, is that they fall in love in 2 weeks. They didn't get to know each other has people. Kit and Emilia did have chemistry but it was brought down by how rushed the characters got together. They both should've been The Price(ess) That Was Promised. And shouldn't have fallen in love until after Jon's patents reveal.

u/No_Vast_3309 — 11 days ago
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This weekend at SDCC Malaga, Kristian Nairn (Hodor) said he liked the ending of Game of Thrones, but agrees it could have been longer and with more dialogue instead of action; he also sees no problem with Daenerys' ending ("She said ten times she was going to burn King's Landing").

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u/poub06 — 11 days ago

What was Tywin's plan for house Lannister and Casterly Rock?

Jaime's in the kingsguard so he can't take it, Cersei's a woman, and it'll be a hot day on the wall before Tywin willingly lets Tyrion inherit Casterly Rock. He doesn't remarry after Joanna passes, and it doesn't seem like him to let his brother or nephew inherit the rock. So what was his plan for House Lannister and Casterly rock?

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u/Neither-Actuary-5655 — 11 days ago

JON SNOW SEASON 5 !?!

Okay maybe no one will trust me but i never get spoiled for GOT, i started 2 month ago and Jon Snow was my fav character with Tyrion Lanister, and after the end of the season 5 i cried like a fuckin child. I love GOT, but today I dont even to know when the fuck is coming winter.

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u/SnooRevelations6950 — 11 days ago

One thing not talked about enough is that when Raymund heard Egg say that Aerion was hurting Tanselle his first thought was to grab a weapon, men and come and fight. Despite knowing he was a Prince.

The Goat really was just looking for any chance to try and kill a Targaryen, wasn't he.

u/Impressive_Foot_9933 — 11 days ago

Got to meet The Hound and The Mountain

Rory McCann and Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson came through my town and I figured I'd shoot my shot with the gorgeous GoT Costumes book. Gotta figure out how to display this thing.

u/CanbrakeGriz — 10 days ago