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I think she will struggle with that too. Which is why:

What would that accomplish if there is no clear suspect, though?

To be fair, it’s pretty hard to generate new ideas after more than a decade of intense discussion.

One prominent exception to this could be Davos.

What’s the difference between revival and reanimation?

Arrow to the knee?

Although I’m not sure that the Braavosi authorities would even accept him as a prisoner if desertion from the Night’s Watch isn’t a crime there.

Although it’s not that he wanted to cut ties with them, it’s that he was physically unable to remember.

Yes, you're right. And earlier he toyed with the idea of replacing Cersei with Margaery at Robert's side. With that in mind, one would think that Renly was simply anti-Lannister, but if so, why didn't he support Stannis in his fight against them?

Ser Pounce is the first one that comes to mind. Scaring off Balerion is no easy feat.

But would the Golden Company be powerful enough to defeat the Dothraki? Or were they counting on support from Westerosi lords?

What’s the deal with Cersei telling Catelyn that she and Robert lost a black-haired child once? Many show watchers were thrown off by this and believed for a long time that Jon Snow was actually that child.

Following Renly’s plan would have been fine if they gave the throne to Stannis afterwards, but Renly wanted it for himself.

Maybe Belwas got his name because of his bad belly?

Melisandre claims that she can see Azar Ahai in her flames, but she hasn't seen Ser Pounce.

Melisandre claims that she can see Azar Ahai in her flames, but she hasn't seen Ser Pounce.

Does any character in the series actually use a donkey, other than maester Luwin?

Maybe Robert simply got too fat to sit on the throne in his later years?

I don't know what it would take for Tommen to kill someone, for example.

Except teaching Sansa how to play the game. I guess she is such a blind spot for him that he doesn't even consider the possibility of her using it against him.

Technically, the only living king in the series is Tommen.

I find it strange that Robert is considered a bad king, while at the same time Jon Arryn is considered a good Hand. Even though they ruled together, and Jon Arryn seems to be the one doing most of the ruling.

Just out of curiosity, how would you split Clash and Storm?

Their father seems to be loyal to Littlefinger, at least.

I think the only viable counterpoint is that Melisandre didn’t see Ser Pounce in her visions. As far as we know.