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[Apple Martini]

Inspired by the other thread.

Mine should be obvious.

ETA: And as Sound_of_Winter suggests, it doesn't have to be someone who seems obvious to land on the chopping block. It might be someone who seems like they should survive, but whom you just want to die as violently as possible regardless.

Edited by Apple Martini, 07 February 2012 - 08:20 PM.

[Qhorin Halfhand and Yoren]

Bowen Marsh for treason

[Sound_of_winter]

but there's alot of characters that deserve a horrible death -__-
okay fine since i feel like Roose and Ramsey are probably going to die, im gonna go with someone who ISNT a villian.. Val

[Jory]

Daenerys. Hopefully after she becomes Darth Daenerys and Stannis shoves Lightbringer into her chest.

[Jcooper]

Jory, on 07 February 2012 - 08:19 PM, said:

Daenerys. Hopefully after she becomes Darth Daenerys and Stannis shoves Lightbringer into her chest.

Yes. She annoys me. The whole Targaryan family do to be honest. If I have to read about her warning people not to "wake the dragon" anymore my eyes might actually explode from rolling one too many times. I never thought I could find a person with the three remaining dragons in the entire universe so boring, pretentious and unlikable.

[mtwebster]

Littlefinger.

I look forward to it.

[Val the Wildling Princess]

Daenerys Targaryen, mother of dragons, queen of blah blah blah, you bore me to death...

Edited by Val the Wildling Princess, 07 February 2012 - 08:25 PM.

[TheBull]

Ramsay, always and forever. Littlefinger too.

Out of the PV characters, Tyrion needs to go.

[David Selig]

You mean really die and be gone for good, no ressurection or cheating death by warging, right?

If so, Jon Snow, of course. He deserves death for boring me to tears and the fanboy outrage would be epic.

Edited by David Selig, 07 February 2012 - 08:27 PM.

[Solaris]

Walder Frey & Bolton Snr & Jr prefereably all together in one of Mel's fires. That would be nice

[Sound_of_winter]

David Selig, on 07 February 2012 - 08:26 PM, said:

You mean really die and be gone for good, no ressurection or cheating death by warging, right?

If so, Jon Snow, of course. He deserves death for boring me to tears and the fanboy outrage would be epic.

fanboy rage: initiated

[Trasali]

Cersei Lannister. How? Her paranoia about the prophecy will lead to its fulfillment. I hope its Jaime who closes her eyes forever, so the last thought in her head is, "It's not Tyrion.....WTF".

Edited by Trasali, 07 February 2012 - 08:32 PM.

[Ser Malthred Stark]

SO many options....
1. Walder Frey (only if it is painful ).
2. Roose Bolton.
3. Ramsay Snow.

On Daenerys, I don't really mind her being alive or dead, as long as she stays FAR AWAY FROM STANNIS' THRONE.

Edited by Ser Malthred Stark, 07 February 2012 - 08:39 PM.

[dolorous]

Jaime

[Winter's Knight]

Euron and Victorian Greyjoy and Qyburn. Preferably by wildfire.
Oh and the Boltons of course.

[The King in the South]

Qhorin Halfhand and Yoren, on 07 February 2012 - 08:15 PM, said:

Bowen Marsh for treason

Technically it was Jon who commited treason, but yeah


For me? Barring the obvious Ramsay Snow, etc (because we know they are going to die)...

Arya Stark

[Noimporta]

I can't possibly decide... If it were "good god, get rid of this guy", then Jon, Dany, Arya or Ramsay. If it's "Die, you fucking twit", then Ramsay, Roose, Axell Florent and Littlefinger.

[thetitansbastard]

varys

[Drinking Cersei's Tears]

This is a lot harder then picking one to survive... uggghhhh.

Roose. Ser Jorah Mormont a close second.

Edited by Matt 2108, 07 February 2012 - 08:48 PM.

[Jcooper]

I might actually add Gregor Clegane to my list. He annoys me too. He makes fights unfair, I think. Having him in your army is like a cheat code. When he was raiding the riverlands, I was thinking someone can kill him, but no. Then Ned sends out an army to kill him, but no, he doesn't die, and we still have to keep reading about him. Then it looks like Edmure's army might get somewhere, but he's still alive. Arya has three people she can kill, but for some reason he isn't one of them. Skip forward a couple of books, he's pinned to the ground with a poisoned SPEAR through his goddamn CHEST, and not only does he still not die, he kills one of the most interesting characters. While he supposedly dies painfully after this, he then comes back to life to more than likely save Cersei, another of my least favourite characters. Sandor better kill him properly, or I might stop reading