@Termatinator They also seem to be extremely long-lived. Given Leaf participated in the creation of the Night King some twelve thousand years ago, their lifespans are clearly measured in millennia.
@JAD Would have made the show so much better had they improvised with at least some semblance of devotion to one of the greatest thing on TV. Oh well, no use whinging now
Did anyone see the documentary they aired? The so called bonus episode?
Varys' reaction was hilarious when everyone cheered for Arya killing the NK.
In extension to this question about Game of Thrones, we know the map of Westeros and Essos which is in flat style.
Do the west of Westeros and the east of Essos connect?
Or is the map not completed yet?
In the first season of Game of Thrones, we see how much Illyrio is giving Viserys and Daenerys: shelter, food, and above all the priceless dragon eggs given to Dani.
Why is he doing it? What's in it for him?
With the regions, Kingdoms and countries of GRRM's world influence by Britain and Europe are the any regional foods similar to the area in question or just regional foods in general?
e.g. Haggis north of the wall
In S01E03 of Game of Thrones, Maester Aemon mentions to Tyrion that the Night's Watch is growing smaller in numbers, now to less than a thousand.
Since the Night's Watch consists mostly of bastards, criminals, rapists, etc., I'm finding it difficult to believe that these demographics of Westero...
If the Night's Watch was supposed to last thousands of years, and was given land, why not have them raise families in the Gift and send all adult males to guard the wall on a rotation?
Hear me. The ships of Braavos sail as far as the winds blow, to lands strange and wonderful, and when they return their captains fetch queer animals to the Sealord’s menagerie. Such animals as you have never seen, striped horses1, great spotted things with necks as long as stilts2, hairy mouse...
In Season 8 Episode 1, when Lyanna Mormont asks for an explanation for why Jon
Jon's answer is:
I had a choice, keep my crown or protect the north. I chose the North.
Is this an accurate statement on his part?
I ask because in Season 7 Episode 6, on their way back from their expedition ...
In extension to this question about Game of Thrones, we know the map of Westeros and Essos which is in flat style.
Do the west of Westeros and the east of Essos connect?
Or is the map not completed yet?
In the first season of Game of Thrones, we see how much Illyrio is giving Viserys and Daenerys: shelter, food, and above all the priceless dragon eggs given to Dani.
Why is he doing it? What's in it for him?
With the regions, Kingdoms and countries of GRRM's world influence by Britain and Europe are the any regional foods similar to the area in question or just regional foods in general?
e.g. Haggis north of the wall
In S01E03 of Game of Thrones, Maester Aemon mentions to Tyrion that the Night's Watch is growing smaller in numbers, now to less than a thousand.
Since the Night's Watch consists mostly of bastards, criminals, rapists, etc., I'm finding it difficult to believe that these demographics of Westero...
If the Night's Watch was supposed to last thousands of years, and was given land, why not have them raise families in the Gift and send all adult males to guard the wall on a rotation?
In Season 8 Episode 1, when Lyanna Mormont asks for an explanation for why Jon
Jon's answer is:
I had a choice, keep my crown or protect the north. I chose the North.
Is this an accurate statement on his part?
I ask because in Season 7 Episode 6, on their way back from their expedition ...
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