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** [[spoiler:Jossed; Littlefinger tried to sow dissent between the Stark sisters to take over Winterfell, but [[BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame it didn't]] [[OutGambitted go well]] [[KickTheSonOfABitch at all]].]]
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** [[spoiler:Jossed; Littlefinger tried to sow dissent between the Stark sisters to take over Winterfell, but [[BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame it didn't]] [[OutGambitted go well]] [[KickTheSonOfABitch well at all]].]]
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** There are multiple Valyrian steel swords in Westeros, and in the final battle there are a number of them being
wielded by people descended from several of the ancient cultures. If that's what it took, then nobody ''but'' Jon Snow would be able to kill a White Walker with a Valyrian steel weapon.
wielded by people descended from several of the ancient cultures. If that's what it took, then nobody ''but'' Jon Snow would be able to kill a White Walker with a Valyrian steel weapon.
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[[WMG: Tywin secretly honors the Old Gods and gave Cersei the order to have Robert killed.]]
* He's dressing a stag, the symbol of House Baratheon, when he's supposed to be getting revenge on House Tulley. In a deleted scene, we see him catching more fish when dealing with Riverrun, and we see him sending fish as a threat. It's not a coincidence; he doesn't need to threaten Robert (it's an assassination, so that'd defeat the purpose), but he kills the stag anyway. He's basically doing a pagan ritual that honors the house sigils as totems of members of that house in the same tradition that has Jon see the direwolf pups and know the Stark children were meant to have them.
* He's dressing a stag, the symbol of House Baratheon, when he's supposed to be getting revenge on House Tulley. In a deleted scene, we see him catching more fish when dealing with Riverrun, and we see him sending fish as a threat. It's not a coincidence; he doesn't need to threaten Robert (it's an assassination, so that'd defeat the purpose), but he kills the stag anyway. He's basically doing a pagan ritual that honors the house sigils as totems of members of that house in the same tradition that has Jon see the direwolf pups and know the Stark children were meant to have them.
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And he'll turn out to be [[IncrediblyLamePun a pretty cool guy.]] But in all seriousness he will be surprisingly friendly and non-malicious if disinterested in normal mortal affairs. Mostly he just cares about getting R'hllor to [[IncrediblyLamePun chill out a bit.]] Also his and R'hllor's dialogue is going to be [[HurricaneOfPuns Ice and Fire puns.]] Also FoeYay.
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And he'll turn out to be [[IncrediblyLamePun a pretty cool guy.]] But in all seriousness he will be surprisingly friendly and non-malicious if disinterested in normal mortal affairs. Mostly he just cares about getting R'hllor to [[IncrediblyLamePun chill out a bit.]] Also his and R'hllor's dialogue is going to be [[HurricaneOfPuns Ice and Fire puns.]] Also FoeYay.
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[[WMG: They'll return [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/05/the-simpsons-game-of-thrones_n_1321443.html the favor]] and parody ''TheSimpsons'' opening.]]
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[[WMG: They'll return [[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/05/the-simpsons-game-of-thrones_n_1321443.html the favor]] and parody ''TheSimpsons'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' opening.]]
