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Character Review: Tormund Giantsbane

Tormund, often called Tormund Giantsbane, is a renowned leader and raider among the Free Folk and one of the key leaders behind Mance Rayder. Tormund respected Mance as the King-Beyond-the-Wall and suspected he was the man to lead them through the Long Night. But as time passes and Mance is killed on the orders of Stannis Baratheon, he believes the prophesied warrior is his enemy-turned-friend Jon Snow. Tormund Giantsbane is an extremely fierce and determined man and a born warrior of the Free Folk in almost every way. Aside from his excellent fighting skills and monstrous strength, Tormund is a supremely intimidating individual who immediately asserts that his enemies should be afraid of him, which he does in his first encounter with Jon Snow, stating that men similar to Jon have met their ends trying to end Tormund's life in combat. Tormund is clearly hugely respected among his people, as evidenced by the immense responsibilities p...
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Character Review: Alliser Thorne

Ser Alliser Thorne, one of the brother of the Night’s Watch, is characterized as someone who is very keen of being on Power. For instance, he captures the post of Lord Commander, when Lord Commander Jeor Mormont was killed by his own fellow men under the same roof beyond the wall, becoming the acting Lord Commander. Ser Alliser Thorne even loses the election for Lord Commander to Jon Snow, who was very renowned for his bravery. Ser Alliser never liked Jon Snow because he knew that someone else was becoming smarter than him and someday he might get even more popular than Ser Alliser himself. Ser Alliser was offended of his opinion, when the 998 th LC of the Night’s Watch, Jon Snow lets the wildlings through the tunnel. Ser Alliser even tries to kill the LC by shoving a knife in his heart. Later on Jon Snow comes back to life and hangs him up. In this way Ser Alliser’s story ends. In conclusion, he can be characterized as every other character in this famous play, who is always...
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Character Review: Robb Stark

Robb Stark, the King in the North, the Young Wolf was the eldest son of Ned Stark, the lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North, and Catelyn Stark. He was killed at a young age at the Red Wedding of House Frey from the hand of Roose Bolton. Robb Stark left Winterfell at Young age to declare war on King's Landing. He was betrayed by his own men and slaughtered at the Red Wedding on the direction of Tywin Lannister, the Hand of the King Joeffrey. Robb Stark was believed because of his command, bloodline, and efficient fighting tactics. This made him renowned as the Young Wolf(Wolf was the sign of Emblem in House Stark too). 
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What is Iron Throne in Game of Thrones?

Iron Throne, the real deal to play the Game of Thrones, is the ultimate gift after winning the Game. Many characters were after the Iron Throne but most of them end up dead. For instance, Lord Peter Baelish, who was killed in S7; Robb Stark, who was killed by Roose Bolton; and Robert Baratheon, who was killed by the Game of Lannisters; and others. Iron Throne is a chair for the monarch, which was made after Aegon the Conqueror won the conquest over the seven kingdoms. It consist of sword of his enemy who were defeated during the conquest.
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Character Review: Sandor Cleagane

Sandor Clegane, also referred to as 'the Hound' is a knight in the famous series of Game of Thrones. His first depicted duty was a member of Kings Guard, or to protect the King from any harm. Sandor Clegane's main duty was with the King, Joeffrey at the time, but he left the red keep. He later resigned himself because he thought that fighting someone else's war while the main person whom it matters sits on a safe place would be worthless and honor-less to him. Sandor Clegane has a scar of fire in his head. His head was burned by his brother because he was playing with one of his brother's toy. Now his only aim remains to kill Gregor Clegane, his own brother-- as revenge. It can be seen that his burned face always makes him remember about his evil brother. To recapitulate, Sandor Clegane was a great knight whose only aim remains to kill Gregor Clegane, his own brother, as depicted by the series so far.
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