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Jaime Lannister's two great loves in Game of Thrones share his biggest curse (opens the original)
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Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) is one of the most complex characters throughout the A Song of Ice and Fire franchise. The dishonorable knight in love with his sister, who, in the very first episode of Game of Thrones pushes a 10-year-old boy out the window with the intent to kill him, became a fan favorite. Jaime starts his run in the series as a seemingly shallow, one-note villain. Labeled "the Kingslayer," he became infamous throughout Westeros for betraying his oath as a member of th
Game of Thrones lands on The New York Times' 100 best TV shows of the 21st century (opens the original)
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Throughout its eight season run on HBO, Game of Thrones earned its fair share of impressive accolades, awards, and accomplishments. The series, based on George R.R. Martin's epic A Song of Ice and Fire novels, became a massive hit with critics and audiences alike, setting Emmy records galore and becoming a cultural juggernaut in ways which society hasn't really seen since. Now, seven years after its conclusion, Game of Thrones has received another exciting honor. With the show's run complete. Ga
5 recurring story beats from A Song of Ice and Fire that never made it to Game of Thrones (opens the original)
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George R.R. Martin repeats several of his key phrases and ideas throughout A Song of Ice and Fire, helping to sear them into his readers' brains. This is why so many of the books' catchphrases stick in audiences' minds so easily. Even people who have never read Martin's work or seen an episode of Game of Thrones know where the lines "All men must die," "You know nothing, Jon Snow," and, of course, "Winter is coming" come from. However, not every one of Martin's recurring phrases, beats, or motif
5 best Arya Stark kills on Game of Thrones, ranked (opens the original)
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Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) quickly became a fan favorite on Game of Thrones. The younger daughter of Ned (Sean Bean) and Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley), Arya never expressed as much interest in becoming a "lady" as her older sister, Sansa (Sophie Turner). After her older half brother, Jon Snow (Kit Harington), gifts her with her own sword, which she names Needle, Ned hires Syrio Forel (Miltos Yerolemou) to serve as Arya's "dancing master," teaching her how to fight with the weapon and settin
5 Game of Thrones characters who die much earlier than in the books (opens the original)
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As Game of Thrones progressed deeper into its eight season run on HBO, the series began to deviate more and more from its source material, George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels. While season 1 of Game of Thrones closely matched the first A Song of Ice and Fire book, A Game of Thrones, the show veered further and further away from the original text with each passing season. By the time of season 6, Game of Thrones' story had actually gone further than A Song of Ice and Fire's, meanin
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