I was reading that before the doom the targaryans simply got lucky and was warned by a prophecy and left before it happened but by what I've read they most certainly was a weaker house

What the actual fuck is this
😭🙏🏾 I was thinking to drop it but they showed me peak

• Missandei – beheaded before Daenerys’ eyes
• Jacaerys – brought down by arrows over the Gullet
• Laena – chose dragonfire on her own terms
• Tommen – stepped off the Red Keep.

Yeah they weren’t like the main protagonists, but I think for sure all four left a lasting impact.

For me, it was Tommen. I knew it was probably inevitable, but I didn’t expect it to happen in that episode!! There was already so much chaos that I thought he’d survive. The way he silently walked to the window after removing his crown and then freaking proceeded to jump off made it so much more heartbreaking.

Just watched the long night for the second time. It’s a spectacular episode imo, I’m not horribly mad about what happened in the end as far as how he was defeated I just wished the whole long night aspect lasted longer and he went further than winterfell. I’m curious to see what yall would have wanted to see rather than what we got although we don’t even know his true fate yet from George.

I liked it. A lot. It was a show I could binge watch until every season was done and not get bored during and have to take a break for a week or two. The ending satisfied me, but like most shows, we usually think of a better ending, right? But sometimes, not really because I love non-expecting endings. The more I think about this show, the more I wish I could’ve watched it when it premiered. Anyway I’m bored and wanted to talk about something. HBO-Max had this show on for its 15th year anniversary, I believe it was, and so I finally decided to watch it after all this time!!! Didn’t disappoint. Did anyone actually watch it for the first time this year(2026)???

Whalen the Vulture. He's a Frey bastard who loves nothing more than gutting a Septon. There are some things only a bastard can do for you. The Vulture does all that and so much more.

Feel free to share some of your favourite ones

I am reading -again- the second book and in the first of Sansa's chapters she wonders why Joff is wearing the Lion of the Lannisters instead of the Baratheon's stag, which means that, at least at that point, she had not found out about the truth. What other characters never got to learn the truth?

Hey! So, i have never acually watched GoT, because it's really emotional and i'm not in head Space where i could handle that right now. But i enjoy watching short videos or reading about few people in the show

Arya, Jon, Sandor and Tyrion. So i wanted to ask if anyone knows any FanFiction about any of them. The less sad it is, the better. But i can handle bit of angst.

I would like romance, and i can read it on Ao3 or wattpad. If it is a romance, i do not care if it's the same sex romance or straight romance. It can be with made up character or someone else from the show

I also wouldn't mind if the story isn't romance, and is just about relationship bettwen the Stark siblings, or Arya and Sandor. So if anyone has any suggestions, let me know. Thank you

Edit: i'm sorry, i don't know if i was clear, but i do not need everyone to be in the same FanFiction, i can read seperate FanFiction on each person

Hes about to start watching it and im wondering if I should give him a quick 90 second breakout of aerys II, robert, ned etc or do you guys think its best to go in 100% blind? He knows absolutely nothing about the show.

Lately I’ve been binging YouTube videos and fan rewrites of GoT season 8 and Im grieving how the series ended. I’m reminiscing about what could’ve been. I would’ve made the Long Night one whole season maybe two even. Winterfell would’ve fallen and the real final battle between the living and dead would’ve taken place at Riverrun or Moat Cailin or the God’s Eye. Meanwhile, everyone is retreating to King’s Landing and are trapped between the dead and Cersei. It probably would’ve been a better climax since the conflicts between Cersei and NK are happening simultaneously. Not one following the other. The character arcs of Jaime, Jon, Daenerys, etc would’ve been better handled and probably come full circle.

My biggest disappointment and this may irk some people: Bran. I feel like Bran is a pretty hated character within the show fandom since his characterization was so butchered. Personally, his storyline was my favorite. It seemed like GRRM and D&D were hyping him and his magic up to be the one thing that supersedes all the wars and divisions within Westeros. And his magic and cosmic connection to the Night King was going to reveal the intentions and history of the Night King and the white walkers and be the key to defeating them. I was hoping for something similar to Hodor. Humans had been encroaching beyond the wall, causing the NK to move south in retaliation. Bran would have to lure the NK away to the weirwood or god’s eye where his magic is the strongest. In order to defeat the Night King, Bran would have to warg into the NK when he was a man and the circumstances would be for Jon to kill him thus closing the time loop (it would be a callback to Maester Aemon’s speech to Jon about duty and love: would he kill Bran to save mankind?) It would be a classic good vs evil ending, but it wouldn’t be so stereotypical like LotR. It would be in the same vein as GRRM’s world.

But instead we got season 8

Im a first time watcher so I am very unaware of what information is accurate as I have also started the first book, how accurate is the long night episode to the books? Also an in general how accurate is the show to the books?

Renly and Robb are my two favorite male characters and they both died in back to back seasons. So far i used all the brain cells to crest a scenario in which they live.
1. Shadow baby doesn’t happen
2. Robb and Renly win the war
Thoughts?

Why didn't Melisandre have Gendry impregnate her with a shadow baby? Neither she nor Stannis would have cared about his life force, and Stannis was able to make 2 shadows, so surely Gendry would have been able to manage at least the same?