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* {{Misblamed}}: InUniverse, Tyrion, in light of [[spoiler:Jon's true parentage]], now believes that all of Westeros' problems were because Robert [[spoiler:loved someone who didn't love him back]]. Rhaegar's [[spoiler:(false)]] kiddnapping of Lyanna Stark is what eventually led to Robert's Rebellion as we know it, but what actually started it was the Execution of Rickard and Brandon Stark by The Mad King. While their may have been trying to get Lyanna back at the time, it was their deaths that showed Houses Baratheon, Stark, and Arryn how insane and cruel the Mad King had become and that is why they rebelled. Robert's feelings had little to do with it.
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* MadeASlave: This is quite common in Essos, where slavery has been practiced widely for centuries, with frequent raids to gain slaves for the places where it's foundation of the economy.
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* MadeASlave: This is quite common in Essos, where slavery has been practiced widely for centuries, with frequent raids to gain slaves for the places where it's foundation the basis of the economy.
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** Grey Worm and Missandei were captured through raids as children, then made slaves.
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** Grey Worm and Missandei were also captured through raids as children, then made slaves.
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** Tyrion and Jorah are later caught by raiders then sold outside Mereen, but it doesn't last long.
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--> '''Petyr Baelish to Sansa Stark''': How many tens of thousands had to die because Rhaegar chose your aunt?
--> '''Bran''': [[spoiler:Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie. Rhaegar didn't kidnap my aunt, or rape her. He loved her. And she loved him.]]
--> '''Bran''': [[spoiler:Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie. Rhaegar didn't kidnap my aunt, or rape her. He loved her. And she loved him.]]
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--> '''Petyr Baelish to Sansa Stark''': How many tens of thousands had to die because Rhaegar chose your aunt?
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'''Bran''': [[spoiler:Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie. Rhaegar didn't kidnap my aunt, or rape her. He loved her. And she loved him.]]
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'''Bran''': [[spoiler:Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie. Rhaegar didn't kidnap my aunt, or rape her. He loved her. And she loved him.]]
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* NamedAfterFirstInstallment: It's named after the first book of its source ''Literature/AGameOfThrones'', which is part of the book series, ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''.
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* LadyAndKnight: This is one of the traditional fantasy tropes the series loves to {{Deconstruction}}.
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* LadyAndKnight: This is one of the traditional fantasy tropes the series loves to {{Deconstruction}}.{{Deconstruct}}.
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* LadyAndKnight: This is one of the traditional fantasy tropes the series loves to {{deconstruct}}.
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* LadyAndKnight: This is one of the traditional fantasy tropes the series loves to {{deconstruct}}.{{Deconstruction}}.
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* OurElvesAreBetter: The Children of the Forest are a race of short forest-dwellers with magical powers who have been slowly pushed out of Westeros by humans. [[spoiler:Bran encounters one in "The Children."]]
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* OurElvesAreBetter: OurElvesAreDifferent: The Children of the Forest are a race of short forest-dwellers with magical powers who have been slowly pushed out of Westeros by humans. [[spoiler:Bran encounters one in "The Children."]]
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** Jaime's murder of Aerys to protect innocents sullied his teputation.
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** Jaime's murder of Aerys to protect innocents sullied his teputation.reputation.
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** Jaime prvents Tyrion from being unfairly executed for Joffrey's death. Tyrion then kills their father,leaving him with a tremendous ampunt of regret.
** Varys willingly aiding Jaime in freeing Tyrion forces him to leave Westeros.
** Sandor almost ends up dying due to his efforts to keep Arya safe.
** Jon's decision to help the wildlings gets him killed.
** Varys willingly aiding Jaime in freeing Tyrion forces him to leave Westeros.
** Sandor almost ends up dying due to his efforts to keep Arya safe.
** Jon's decision to help the wildlings gets him killed.
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** Ned tries to protect Cersei's children and is killed on orders from one of thise chuldren.
** Davos becomes a prisoner after he risks his life to protect Gendry frim Stannis and Melisandre.
** Davos becomes a prisoner after he risks his life to protect Gendry frim Stannis and Melisandre.
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** Ned tries to protect Cersei's children and is killed on orders from one of thise chuldren.
these chuldren as a result.
** Davos becomes a prisoner after he risks his life to protect Gendryfrim from Stannis and Melisandre.
** Davos becomes a prisoner after he risks his life to protect Gendry
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** Jaime's murder of Aerys to protect innoents sullied his teputation.
** Some of Tyrion's noble acts are used against him at gis trial as the witnesses remove context to make Tyrion look worse than he is.
** Some of Tyrion's noble acts are used against him at gis trial as the witnesses remove context to make Tyrion look worse than he is.
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** Jaime's murder of Aerys to protect innoents innocents sullied his teputation.
** Some of Tyrion's noble acts are used against him atgis his trial as the witnesses remove context to make Tyrion look worse than he is.
** Some of Tyrion's noble acts are used against him at
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** Ned tries to protect Cersei's children and is killed on orders from one of thise chuldren.
** Davos becomes a prisoner after he risks his life to protect Gendry frim Stannis and Melisandre.
** Before the events of the story Catelyn stopped Ned's brother Brandon from killing Littlefinger who then goes onto help arrange Ned's death and tries to have their son killed.
** Jaime's murder of Aerys to protect innoents sullied his teputation.
** Some of Tyrion's noble acts are used against him at gis trial as the witnesses remove context to make Tyrion look worse than he is.
** Davos becomes a prisoner after he risks his life to protect Gendry frim Stannis and Melisandre.
** Before the events of the story Catelyn stopped Ned's brother Brandon from killing Littlefinger who then goes onto help arrange Ned's death and tries to have their son killed.
** Jaime's murder of Aerys to protect innoents sullied his teputation.
** Some of Tyrion's noble acts are used against him at gis trial as the witnesses remove context to make Tyrion look worse than he is.
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Never Give the Captain A Straight Answer
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* NeverGiveTheCaptainAStraightAnswer: Apparently averted in the fifth season finale when Pip comes to tell Jon that his uncle Benjen has returned to Castle Black. Subverted [[spoiler:when he follows Pip outside and learns, too late, that it's really just a ploy to set up his assassination]].
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* MakeWayForTheNewVillains:
** Joffrey has been more of a BigBadWannabe who Cersei have tries to control, but when Tywin becomes Joffrey’s new hand he becomes the true BigBad of the King’s Landing story arc.
** In season five, Cersei thinks she can use The High Sparrow as pawn in her scheme to piss off The Tyrells by imprisoning Margaery and Loras to atone for their ”sins”. However, The High Sparrow is well aware of Cersei’s sins as well, imprisoning her too which heavily reduces her antagonistic role, so he practically becomes the BigBad of King’s Landing’s story arc untill his demise in the season six finale.
** In the beginning of season six, Euron Greyjoy is introduced and quickly kills his own BigBadWannabe brother Balon. After that, he becomes the new king of Iron Islands and the main antagonist towards the Greyjoys’ storyline for the remainder of the series.
** Joffrey has been more of a BigBadWannabe who Cersei have tries to control, but when Tywin becomes Joffrey’s new hand he becomes the true BigBad of the King’s Landing story arc.
** In season five, Cersei thinks she can use The High Sparrow as pawn in her scheme to piss off The Tyrells by imprisoning Margaery and Loras to atone for their ”sins”. However, The High Sparrow is well aware of Cersei’s sins as well, imprisoning her too which heavily reduces her antagonistic role, so he practically becomes the BigBad of King’s Landing’s story arc untill his demise in the season six finale.
** In the beginning of season six, Euron Greyjoy is introduced and quickly kills his own BigBadWannabe brother Balon. After that, he becomes the new king of Iron Islands and the main antagonist towards the Greyjoys’ storyline for the remainder of the series.
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* MadeASlave: This is quite common in Essos, where slavery has been practiced widely for centuries, with frequent raids to gain slaves for the places where it's foundation of the economy.
** Doreah was sold to a brothel at age ''nine'' (by her own ''mother'') and first "[[SexSlave touched a man]]" three years later.
** Grey Worm and Missandei were captured through raids as children, then made slaves.
** The Dothraki take many Lhazareen as slaves to be sold for buying ships so they can buy ships which will take them off to Westeros, horrifying Daenerys (this helps fuel her later anti-slavery campaign).
** Doreah was sold to a brothel at age ''nine'' (by her own ''mother'') and first "[[SexSlave touched a man]]" three years later.
** Grey Worm and Missandei were captured through raids as children, then made slaves.
** The Dothraki take many Lhazareen as slaves to be sold for buying ships so they can buy ships which will take them off to Westeros, horrifying Daenerys (this helps fuel her later anti-slavery campaign).
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** Jaime and Cersei are discovered by Bran in Winterfell's derelict First Keep. Of course, with the two of them it's [[{{Twincest}} not just the place that's wrong about the lovemaking]].
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** Jaime and Cersei are discovered by Bran in Winterfell's derelict First Keep. Of course, with the two of them it's [[{{Twincest}} not just the place that's wrong about the their lovemaking]].
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* NeverLiveItDown: Several examples in-universe:
** Jaime Lannister is derogatorily known as "[[TheOathbreaker Kingslayer]]" for his BodyguardBetrayal, even by people who knew the king was insane and whose successful rebellion forced Jaime into that position. Jaime has struggled with ThenLetMeBeEvil ever since.
** Catelyn never quite forgives or forgets Ned bringing home his infant illegitimate son, [[spoiler:because she doesn't live to learn the truth]].
** The Lannisters [[spoiler:and perhaps the Boltons]] are careful to officially distance themselves from the Red Wedding, since they know such a blatant violation of SacredHospitality will stain them for generations.
--> '''Tyrion:''' Oh, I know. [[spoiler:Walder Frey]] gets all the credit... or the blame, I suppose, depending on your allegiance.
** Jaime Lannister is derogatorily known as "[[TheOathbreaker Kingslayer]]" for his BodyguardBetrayal, even by people who knew the king was insane and whose successful rebellion forced Jaime into that position. Jaime has struggled with ThenLetMeBeEvil ever since.
** Catelyn never quite forgives or forgets Ned bringing home his infant illegitimate son, [[spoiler:because she doesn't live to learn the truth]].
** The Lannisters [[spoiler:and perhaps the Boltons]] are careful to officially distance themselves from the Red Wedding, since they know such a blatant violation of SacredHospitality will stain them for generations.
--> '''Tyrion:''' Oh, I know. [[spoiler:Walder Frey]] gets all the credit... or the blame, I suppose, depending on your allegiance.
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* OnceDoneNeverForgotten:
** Jaime Lannister is derogatorily known and addressed as "Kingslayer" by everyone for his BodyguardBetrayal, even by his allies and people who knew said king was insane and whose successful rebellion forced Jaime into that position. Jaime insists that people should be grateful for it. And, once we learn the rest of the story, it turns out he's right. Still, people despise him less because he killed the king and more because he broke his oath as a member of the Kingsguard. So, properly, he should simply be known as Oathbreaker, but that's not as punchy or specific as Kingslayer, so he's stuck with the latter. Jaime has struggled with ThenLetMeBeEvil ever since.
** Catelyn never quite forgives or forgets Ned bringing home his infant illegitimate son.
** The Lannisters and perhaps the Boltons are careful to officially distance themselves from the Red Wedding, since they know such a blatant violation of Sacred Hospitality will stain them for generations.
---->'''Tyrion:''' Oh, I know. Walder Frey gets all the credit... or the blame, I suppose, depending on your alliegence.
** Theon Greyjoy is never going to live down his actions in season 2; even after being tortured for years on end, permanently mutilated and sexually assaulted, the Starks reclaiming and rebuilding Winterfell and Bran's return, characters still feel the need to abuse the suicidal ironborn man for betraying the people who held him hostage.
** Arya will always despise the Hound for killing Mycah. Killing Mycah was despicable, but for the most part, his later actions range from petty crimes to outright heroism. By the end of the fourth season, he has come to care for Arya and serves as her loyal guardian. In the end, the trope reaches it's logical conclusion and Arya, unable to forgive him for killing Mycah, leaves him to die slowly and painful of wounds received while trying to protect her.
** Jaime Lannister is derogatorily known and addressed as "Kingslayer" by everyone for his BodyguardBetrayal, even by his allies and people who knew said king was insane and whose successful rebellion forced Jaime into that position. Jaime insists that people should be grateful for it. And, once we learn the rest of the story, it turns out he's right. Still, people despise him less because he killed the king and more because he broke his oath as a member of the Kingsguard. So, properly, he should simply be known as Oathbreaker, but that's not as punchy or specific as Kingslayer, so he's stuck with the latter. Jaime has struggled with ThenLetMeBeEvil ever since.
** Catelyn never quite forgives or forgets Ned bringing home his infant illegitimate son.
** The Lannisters and perhaps the Boltons are careful to officially distance themselves from the Red Wedding, since they know such a blatant violation of Sacred Hospitality will stain them for generations.
---->'''Tyrion:''' Oh, I know. Walder Frey gets all the credit... or the blame, I suppose, depending on your alliegence.
** Theon Greyjoy is never going to live down his actions in season 2; even after being tortured for years on end, permanently mutilated and sexually assaulted, the Starks reclaiming and rebuilding Winterfell and Bran's return, characters still feel the need to abuse the suicidal ironborn man for betraying the people who held him hostage.
** Arya will always despise the Hound for killing Mycah. Killing Mycah was despicable, but for the most part, his later actions range from petty crimes to outright heroism. By the end of the fourth season, he has come to care for Arya and serves as her loyal guardian. In the end, the trope reaches it's logical conclusion and Arya, unable to forgive him for killing Mycah, leaves him to die slowly and painful of wounds received while trying to protect her.
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** While certain villains such as Ramsay are not given anything resembling an AdaptationalHeroism treatment, their actions and traits are somewhat scaled down. Ramsay's HuntingTheMostDangerousGame for example, while extremely disturbing on the show, [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil is still particularly more]] [[FlayingAlive gruesome in the novels]]. The other changes is that Ramsay has AdaptationalAttractiveness and engages in consensual relationships with women, some of whom become MonsterFangirl and he sends them on hunts when he gets bored of them, whereas in the books, all his victims were innocent women.
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** While certain villains such as Ramsay are not given anything resembling an AdaptationalHeroism treatment, their actions and traits are somewhat scaled down. Ramsay's HuntingTheMostDangerousGame for example, while extremely disturbing on the show, [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil is still particularly more]] [[FlayingAlive gruesome in the novels]]. The other changes is that Ramsay has AdaptationalAttractiveness and engages in consensual relationships with women, some of whom become MonsterFangirl and he sends them on hunts when he gets bored of them, whereas in the books, all his victims were innocent women. In addition some of his more inhumane tortures of Theon are left out, notably smashing all of Theon's teeth with a hammer.
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* LudicrousGiftRequest: When unshackling Danaerys' dragon so they can sleep in contact with each other, Tyrion tells the story of how he asked for a small dragon as a child, only to learn that they'd gone extinct long ago.
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** Jon Snow seals the defeat of [[spoiler: [[TortureTechnician Lord]] [[SoreLoser Ramsay]] [[AssholeVictim Bolton]] ]] by shielding three arrows from his opponent, with a quickly borrowed shield, all the while [[OminousWalk he doesn't even charge him]], then using it to [[ShieldBash strike him down]] and then punch him several times with fists.
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** Cersei Lannister is behind some of Robert and Jaime's callous or outright evil decisions.
** Loras provides a rare male example when he suggests Renly should be king instead of his brothers and nephews with the help of Highgarden.
** Loras provides a rare male example when he suggests Renly should be king instead of his brothers and nephews with the help of Highgarden.
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** Cersei Lannister is behind some of Robert her husband King Robert's and twin/lover Jaime's callous or outright evil decisions.
** Loras provides a rare male example when he suggests his lover Renly should be king instead of his brothers and nephews with the help of Highgarden.
** Loras provides a rare male example when he suggests his lover Renly should be king instead of his brothers and nephews with the help of Highgarden.
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** Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish (Master of Coin) shows Lord Ned Stark (newly appointed Hand of the King) people in the gardens in King's Landing. He notes that they are all spies who pretend to be doing something else. A little boy playing with another kid is one of spymaster Varys' 'little birds'; a man who is working in the garden is the Queen's spy, while Septa pretending to read a book is his.
** When Cersei Lannister becomes Queen Regent to her son King Tommen and starts a feud with their House Tyrell allies, she's visited by the no-nonsense Lady Olenna Tyrell. Cersei tries to ape her father Tywin's habit of writing letters while receiving visitors as a dominance play, but while Tywin actually did have important matters to attend to, she's just faking it. Lady Olenna isn't impressed, and tells her to just get down to business.
** Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish (Master of Coin) shows Lord Ned Stark (newly appointed Hand of the King) people in the gardens in King's Landing. He notes that they are all spies who pretend to be doing something else. A little boy playing with another kid is one of spymaster Varys' 'little birds'; a man who is working in the garden is the Queen's spy, while Septa pretending to read a book is his.
** When Cersei Lannister becomes Queen Regent to her son King Tommen and starts a feud with their House Tyrell allies, she's visited by the no-nonsense Lady Olenna Tyrell. Cersei tries to ape her father Tywin's habit of writing letters while receiving visitors as a dominance play, but while Tywin actually did have important matters to attend to, she's just faking it. Lady Olenna isn't impressed, and tells her to just get down to business.
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* OutOfContinues: Invoked by Sandor to Beric after [[spoiler:Qothos]] dies in "Beyond the Wall": "You're dead for good this time".
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* OutOfContinues: Invoked by Sandor to Beric after [[spoiler:Qothos]] [[spoiler:Thoros]] dies in "Beyond the Wall": "You're dead for good this time".
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** Petyr Baelish is totally convinced that he has Sansa wrapped his littlefinger. [[spoiler:He never entertained the possibility she could have exposed his crimes at any given time]].
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** Petyr Baelish is totally convinced that he has Sansa wrapped around his littlefinger.[[IncrediblyLamePun little finger]]. [[spoiler:He never entertained the possibility she could have exposed his crimes at any given time]].
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** Syrio Forels combat technique is named "Water Dance" and is only focused on dance-like movement patterns. He claims, however, to be the best fighter of Braavos.
** Bron is considered a deadly fighter because he prefers to stay mobile and dodge attacks, instead of blocking with a shield, like Westerosi knights do.
** Bron is considered a deadly fighter because he prefers to stay mobile and dodge attacks, instead of blocking with a shield, like Westerosi knights do.
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** Syrio Forels Forel's combat technique is named "Water Dance" and is only focused on dance-like movement patterns. He claims, however, to be the best fighter of Braavos.
**Bron Bronn is considered a deadly fighter because he prefers to stay mobile and dodge attacks, instead of blocking with a shield, like Westerosi knights do.
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** Arya develops into one of these, her agility and stealth compensating for her small size.
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween:
** Tywin's three Lannister children. Tyrion is the nicest of them and is sympathetic from the start. Cersei is a straight up villain. Jaime is initially an antagonist but is revealed to have HiddenDepths and makes something of a HeelFaceTurn.
** Cersei's children: Myrcella is a sweet PrincessClassic. Joffrey is a complete sociopath. Tommen is well-meaning but ineffective.
** Out of the Baratheon brothers, Renly is charming and carefree (nice), Stannis is very cold and unsociable (mean), and Robert is an obnoxious, drunken yet jovial BigFun (in-between).
** Tywin's three Lannister children. Tyrion is the nicest of them and is sympathetic from the start. Cersei is a straight up villain. Jaime is initially an antagonist but is revealed to have HiddenDepths and makes something of a HeelFaceTurn.
** Cersei's children: Myrcella is a sweet PrincessClassic. Joffrey is a complete sociopath. Tommen is well-meaning but ineffective.
** Out of the Baratheon brothers, Renly is charming and carefree (nice), Stannis is very cold and unsociable (mean), and Robert is an obnoxious, drunken yet jovial BigFun (in-between).
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* NoMacGuffinNoWinner: In the finale, [[spoiler:Drogon destroys the Iron Throne. With the symbol of Targaryen rule destroyed and the only surviving Targaryen imprisoned for regicide, Westeros is forced to adopt elective monarchy.]]
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* MoeGreenSpecial: Lady Mormont does this to the wight giant who also kills her in "The Long Night".
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* MoeGreenSpecial: MoeGreeneSpecial: Lady Mormont does this to the wight giant who also kills her in "The Long Night".
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** "The Last of the Starks" ends with [[spoiler: Missandei getting brutally executed by The Mountain in front of her best friend Daenerys, and her lover, Grey Worm. It's even worse to see her body plop several feet from the wall of King's Landing onto the ground below.]]
