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Arya gains interest in sword fighting after her father hires a Braavos master to teach her. She spends most of the story traveling and training and eventually trains with the Faceless Men at the House of Black and White in Braavos. Her training pays off in a big way when she kills the Night King.

Sansa's dreams of being queen temporarily died after witnessing King Joffrey's monstrosity first hand, but her experience in King's Landing taught her the skills needed to take back Winterfell and resume her rightful place.

Ned Stark was the most honorable character in the story and he is most remembered for his motto, "Winter is coming," and telling his children they must swing the sword if they pass the sentence. He's also known for being sentenced to death by King Joffrey, who did not swing the sword.

Cersei was a diabolical character, but she had a genuine soft spot for her children, and being a mother was the one thing that truly motivated her. She was second in charge of the Lannister family until her father died and she eventually became queen.

Lady Stark arrested Tyrion on a tip from Littlefinger, who was one of the least loyal people in the story, and it started a war between the Starks and Lannisters that didn't resolve until the show's end.

Ygritte could've easily killed Jon Snow if she wanted to, but her love for him didn't allow her to do so. She was one of the bravest and best fighters in the Wildling army, and famously dropped the line, "You know nothing, Jon Snow."

Through flashbacks, we caught glimpses of the mad reign of Aerys II, and the story of his rule served as an omen of what to expect from his daughter, Daenerys. Although there was a chance she would "break the wheel," she ultimately followed in his footsteps and became a mad queen.

Benjen was the one who inspired Jon Snow to join the Night's Watch and it was one of the most important moments of the story. Benjen spent most of the story beyond the Wall fighting white walkers, but he re-emerged at crucial moments to save the day.

Petyr Baelish is one of the sneakiest characters in the show. We learn early on that he has aims of sitting in the Iron Throne, but we don't learn how he plans on achieving those goals until the end of the story when we learn he essentially created all the chaos by plotting Jon Arryn's murder.

The Master of Whisperers is one of the most important jobs in the Kingdom of Westeros, and Lord Varys held the position for most of the story until he fled to join Daenerys Stormborn and her army. Qyburn takes over the position under Queen Cersei.

At just 10 years old, Lyanna Mormont was one of the story's strongest characters. She defied all stereotypes of age and her bravery earned her the respect of everyone she met. She rose to power when most of her army was slaughtered at the Red Wedding.

House Targaryen was one of the greatest ruling houses in Westeros and ruled up until Kingslayer Jaime Lannister killed the Mad King. That event created chaos, and once the usurper assumed control, the Iron Throne was up for grabs.

Word in Westeros is that every time a Targaryen is born, the gods flip a coin, and the wheel keeps spinning. Jon Snow finally broke the wheel, and the only reason he was able to was that he was Targaryen who wasn't raised as a Targaryen.

Nymeria and Ghost are the only two direwolves to survive the story. They spend most of the story in unknown locations but pop up at crucial moments. Nymeria eventually takes leadership of a wolf pack out in the Riverlands.

Euron Greyjoy had his goals set on marrying Cersei and he did whatever it took to achieve that goal. He was able to kill the second of the dragons from his fleet of ships, but he was eventually killed by Cersei's brother and lover, Jaime.

Theon Greyjoy made a big mistake trying to prove his worth as a Greyjoy by trying to conquer Winterfell. The most sadistic character in the show, Ramsay Bolton, captured him and turned him into Reek. When Yara tried to save him, he couldn't recognize who she was.

We don't see what Qyburn was doing while working at the Citadel, but we assume he was experimenting on live humans. He eventually becomes Master of Whisperers and the Hand of the Queen, and one of his most famous experiments was resurrecting the Mountain.

One of the most shocking moments of the story is when Tyrion kills his girlfriend Shae and his father Tywin in crimes of passion. He flees Westeros and eventually teams up with Daenerys to overthrow Cersei and conquer King's Landing.

As maniacal and insecure as Joffrey was, he wasn't as barbaric as Ramsay Bolton and he was a better king than his little brother Tommen, who was probably the weakest ruler in the story. Sansa's experience surviving Joffrey helped her become the Queen of the North

The older brother of Daenerys, Viserys, is introduced at the start of the story as someone who cares about one thing and one thing only: assuming the throne, and he'll do whatever it takes to get there, including giving away his sister.

Ned Stark hires Syrio to teach Arya how to use her new sword, which she named Needle. Jon Snow gave her the advice to "stick them with the pointy end" when using the sword, and Syrio teaches Arya to say "not today" to death. Both pieces of advice prove priceless later on.

Talisa met Robb when she was tending to his wounds on the battlefield and they eventually got married. She was pregnant with his child when she, Robb and many others were massacred at the Red Wedding. She was originally from Volantis.

The dragons seem invincible until Qyburn creates the scorpion crossbow weapon that is mounted everywhere the Lannisters can mount one. One of the scorpion weapons is used by Euron Greyjoy to kill Rhaegal, the dragon named after Rhaegar Targaryen, the eldest brother of Daenerys.

The turning point for Melisandre was the sacrifice of Shireen Baratheon. The sacrifice killed morale, literally and figuratively, and Stannis went on to get outsmarted and killed in his next battle. Shireen was one of the only characters to survive greyscale.

Daario Naharis fought his entire life, and he won over the trust of Daenerys by sneaking past all her guards and breaking into her room. The two eventually fall in love, and she tasks him with keeping the peace in the Bay of Dragons.

Lady Stark made some questionable decisions at the onset of this story, and trying to trade the Kingslayer for Ned Stark ended up creating one of the most important relationships in the show. Brienne of Tarth and Jaime Lannister create a bond nobody could have predicted.

Mance Rayder was one of the most revered characters in the show, and he was able to unite all the Wildling tribes to fight for the same cause. Very few leaders in the show attained the amount of respect he did, and he was even spared a painful death during his execution.

Arya was destined to be an assassin ever since she began training with Syrio Forel, but meeting Jaqen and getting an offer to train in Braavos was the best thing that could've happened to her. Jaqen is the name of nobody, a Faceless Man who trains at the House of Black and White.

Missandei was enslaved as a translator for a master in Astapor and was one of the first people freed by Daenerys and her dragons. Missandei spoke 19 languages and became a trusted confidant for Daenerys on her way to King's Landing.

"Every time a Targaryen is born, the gods toss a coin." Apparently, that didn't happen when Jon Snow was born and nobody except a couple of people knew his real identity. He broke the Targaryen wheel by choosing to live beyond the Wall instead of ruling from the throne.

All is fair in love and war, and the Red Wedding was a reminder. Tywin Lannister was the real king of Westeros until he was killed, and he was the most powerful person in the kingdom. He was getting old, though, and the younger Robb was outsmarting him in battle strategy.

Robb Stark shocked most of Westeros by defeating the almighty Lannister army time and time again. He was eventually tricked, trapped and killed, but was a real threat to conquer the kingdom until that point.

Daenerys Stormborn was born during the greatest storm in recent Westerosi history and was destined to rule. But when she finally became queen, there was no city to rule, and her reign on the throne didn't last long before she was assassinated by her beloved, Jon Snow.

As much as Daenerys might have disagreed with her brother Viserys, she named one of her dragons after him. Viserion is killed by an ice spear thrown by the Night King, turning him into an ice dragon that breathes blue fire.

Catelyn Stark's decision to arrest a Lannister on attempted murder charges was the spark the set off the main events of the story. Her last appearance in the story is at the Red Wedding, when she and her son are ambushed and killed.

When Margaery is asked whether she wants to be a queen, she says she doesn't want to be "a" queen, she wants to be "the" queen, and she does whatever she can do be the queen, including getting married to two different Lannister kings.

Melisandre is also known as the Red Woman, and she was responsible for some controversial practices, to say the least. It's not known whether her sacrifices really worked, and one of the scariest things she did was give birth to a shadow monster assassin.

Jeor Mormont took Jon Snow under his wing while he was Lord Commander of the Night's Watch and he even bestowed upon him his family sword, Longclaw.

Ellaria hated Cersei with a passion and risked everything to make her suffer. Myrcella died en route to King's Landing to see her mother, and her uncle, Jaime, revealed that he was really her father right before she died.

Myrcella dies aboard a ship en route to see her mother as her father, who she once thought was her uncle, reveals that he is really her father, although she reveals she already knew that. Her death was an act of vengeance from a family enemy.