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If true, it'd be fascinating to see what led to the ancestral founder of House Stark joining up with the Children and giants to build the structure. It's made clear in Game of Thrones that the Children are not friends of the White Walkers, but there's plenty of intrigue around how that conflict involved Bran the Builder and giants.

Better yet, this event hasn't been ruled out as a possible television adaptation. Hot Pie's pure-hearted culinary pursuits exist solely outside the realm of political conflict and bloody wars, leaving open a golden opportunity for a lighthearted comedy story set within the unforgiving world of Westeros during the Great War. As charming as it might be to see Hot Pie perfecting his animal-shaped bread and pie-making skills, George R. Martin singled out Hot Pie as one character unlikely to be given a spin-off.

At least we'll always have the fact that the actor who portrayed Hot Pie opened his own bakery to warm our carb-loving hearts. We've seen the horrifying effects of coming into contact with the Stone Men of Old Valyria, most prominently in the case of Ser Jorah Mormont, who barely escaped his wretched fate with the help of Samwell Tarly.

However, this is another aspect of the show that could use a lot of fleshing out no pun intended. Valyria was once an overwhelmingly powerful capital and stronghold of one of Westeros history's most powerful empires, and it's fall after the catastrophic volcanic event known as the Doom seems plenty of material for at least a mini-series.

You'll remember the Brotherhood Without Banners as most prominently appearing in earlier seasons, led by Beric Dondarrion and Thoros of Myr. What isn't so clear in the show is that this band of peaceful outlaws formed when Ned Stark sent a troupe to help restore and maintain peace in the Riverlands as the War of Five Kings broke out. She landed in Dorne, where she allied herself with and later married Lord Mors Martell.

That day, Nymeria burned her fleet, all ten thousand ships, to show the world that the Rhoynar now belonged in Dorne and there was no going back to Essos and Mother Rhoyne. The Martells and the Rhoynar fought the other kingdoms of Dorne for about a decade, and with their strengths combined succeeded in unifying the land.

Nymeria styled herself and her husband as Princess and Prince, making Dorne a principality and not a kingdom as per Rhoynish custom. Adopting Rhoynish law, their firstborn daughter became their heir and ruled after them. Will George R. Martin split The Winds of Winter into two books? Next 1 of 7 Prev post. HBO is developing at least six Game of Thrones spinoff series, plus one play coming to the Broadway stage.

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