By Jamie Adair Uncategorized April 5, 2013

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Jamie Adair

Jamie Adair is the editor of History Behind Game of Thrones, a website about the history behind George RR Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels and the hit TV show, "Game of Thrones."

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Is Using Dragon Fire Ethical?

I admit I often have difficulty fully appreciating adaptation if I really like a book to begin with. Perhaps this is my inherent bias in favor of books, even though…

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Is Using Dragon Fire Ethical?

IRT Jun's comment... Lol. Well, I am perfectly willing to admit that my dislike of Daenerys may be making me biased. (I'm also willing to admit that my love of…

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These days with GoT it's so difficult to know what is from GRRM's forward planning and what is show only material. I'm not a dramatist so can't speak from experience…

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Is Using Dragon Fire Ethical?

Oh, Jamie! Thanks for liking my comment. I'm afraid I agree with you that you might have an unconscious double standard with which you judge characters you like and those…

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Fire and Ice United: Recap of Queens Justice

The fact that it's Tyene alive, and she had a thing with Bronn, makes me think that those two could still be reunited. I ship this.

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