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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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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
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When Rickard Stark challenged the Mad King to trial by combat, did he do that knowing that the King’s Guard was stacked with knights like Ser Arthur Dane, Barristan and Jamie? and he’d probably have to fight one of them?

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u/tvk22 — 12 days ago
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Starting game of thrones

Basically i want to start game of thrones (the TV show) but I'm concerned about the gore, I don't like gore but GOT seems like a series I'd like for comparison i was mostly fine with breaking bad but I feel that's around where I would draw the line

Please someone lmk if it would be a bad decision starting it or if the gore is that bad

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u/Fragrant-Dog6660 — 11 days ago