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Living in Westeros can really change a person. Those who survived the first seven seasons of Game of Thrones saw their parents, their children, and even their domestic animals stabbed, ejected, and beheaded. They were burned and frozen. They lost vital parts of the body. Some went through death and came back, others suffered the horrors of puberty. Sometimes they have been allowed to triumph. Here is a glimpse of the adventures of some of the characters who managed to pbad from season 1 of 2011 to Sunday premiere of season 8 of the HBO series:
Arya Stark
(Photo: HBO via AP) [19659004] From little princess to unscrupulous murder, few have experienced a more transformative journey through the seven seasons of Game of Thrones than Arya. Arya, played by Maisie Williams, was a girl of about 11 years old, forced to do tapestry and other appropriately feminine stuff while dreaming of swords, war and adventures. Pay attention to what you want in Westeros. She saw her father beheaded in season 1, and had his brother and mother slaughtered at the red wedding in season three. She was kidnapped and taken away in an endless and exhausting wander. All this made her hardened and eager for revenge, with a list of names that she recited as a prayer before bedtime. During the fifth season, she underwent training for a murderer, who forced her to beat, go blind for months, and beg on the streets to support herself. Eventually, she began to realize her dream of breaking two of her family's enemies in turn and took such a taste for blood that, with the start of season eight, it's hard to know if she'll stop one day .
Sansa Stark [19659006] (Photo: HBO via AP)
While Arya embraced death and struggle, her older sister Sansa, played by Sophie Turner, became a star in the X-Men film franchise , only wanted the life of tea and tiaras a young teenager when the show started. Her initial innocence and optimism, as well as her persistence through humiliation and abuse, made her a great emotional survivor. She was delighted to be betrothed to the king's son, Prince Joffrey, in the first season, only to learn he was a vile monster. His beloved pet say Lady Wolf was executed. She was forced to marry Tyrion Lannister then Ramsay Bolton, the most sadistic soul of a complete show. Ramsay raped her on her wedding night in a season five scene, even too much for many dedicated viewers. As season 8 begins, she is finally in a position of power, in charge of the family home recovered from Winterfell. She matured darker but still with her moral sense intact and unlike many characters in the series, she gained wisdom through her struggle.
Jon Snow
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You do not know anything, Jon Snow, was a frequent refrain that became a meme of social media at the beginning of the series. Ygritte, the Wildling's wife, talks about Jon's virginity and gives him worldly wisdom. (Kit Harington, who plays Snow, and Rose Leslie, who plays Ygritte, later married in real life.) Jon Snow knows a lot more now and is about to learn a truth that will upset his origins early in life. season eight. A bastard introduced into the noble family of North Stark and raised by a royal woman who refused to love him, he was sent to serve on the great wall that protects the north, with delinquents and other disposable children. . He will rise quickly to become their commander and join rival clans to fight the plague of the White Walkers, a growing horde of icy living dead. Killed in a mutiny at the end of season 5, he was later brought back to life by a priestess. The region's lords united to declare him King of the North, but he went in search of allies in White Walker's growing war. He found such a partner and such a lover, and more, in Daenerys Targaryen, who brings him to fight with dragons and armies.
Daenerys Targaryen
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Spectators can tell how far Daenerys have come by the sheer number of names and titles that she has ambaded: Daenerys Stormborn, Khaleesi , Mhysa, the mother of the dragons, The Unburnt, the queen on the other side of the sea, the princess who was promised, and simply Dany to friends and fans. When the show started, she was treated like a coin. A princess in exile married a barbarian by her calculating brother. Now she is either venerated, dreaded, or worshiped by almost every soul in her world. She brought back dragons from extinction, conquered kingdoms, freed thousands of slaves and is about to restore her family's dynasty over the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, but she has to d & # 39; First fight with Jon Snow and explore their possibly shared fate. Emilia Clarke, who plays Daenerys, has had baptisms after a fire since the beginning of the show, having undergone two aneurysms and underwent two brain surgeries.
Bran Stark
Bran started the show as a barely tall boy. to use a bow and arrows and is now a seer known as the three-eyed crow, which contains the wisdom of millennia and a secret about Jon Snow who will redefine his family and perhaps all Westeros. His appearance undergoes a change almost as dramatic. Actor Isaac Hempstead Wright, aged 19 now, was 11 when he shot the first season and he had a pubescent growth spurt that made him virtually unrecognizable in a few seasons.
Jaime Lannister
(Photo: HBO via AP) [19659004] Let Game of Thrones take care of an incestuous villain, amoral, love-to-hate him and try to make him really likeable. He began as a legendary fighter known as Kingslayer, the royal guard of his twin sister, Queen Cersei, and the secret father of his three children. During a stay as a prisoner, he cuts his right hand and becomes a warrior unable to use a sword. His humanity, and even hints of kindness, slowly emerged over the years that have pbaded and at the beginning of season eight, he challenged his sister to join his enemy Jon Snow in the fight against the White Walkers.
Cersei Lannister
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Cersei was queen at the beginning of season 1 and queen at the beginning of season eight. She barely left King's Landing Castle during the show, but for a naked and shameful walk through the streets, she became one of the most memorable and memorable moments of the show. Most of his essays were internal. His three children are dead. His famous blonde locks are now gone for the benefit of a cropped cut evoking maturity. However, she refused to change her vision of the world, remaining firm in the cruelty that, for most series, kept the throne under her control. At the beginning of season eight, she refuses to engage her troops in the fight in the north of the country, hoping that all her potential rivals will be destroyed in the meantime.
Tyrion Lannister
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Tyrion Lannister, played by Peter Dinklage, is in many ways the face of the show since Ned Stark of Sean Bean lost his face with the rest of the head, in the first season. At first he was a devious alcoholic who spent most of his time in brothels. He is now a devious alcoholic who advises Daenerys Targaryen, future queen of the kingdom. Through constant humiliation and rejection, Tyrion remained loyal to a family that despised him until he could no longer stand it, killing his father, fleeing exile and returning to a new life. with Daenerys, the greatest threat to the clan he renounced
Theon Greyjoy
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The other thug in the series who frequents prostitutes since the beginning of the show has been brutally humiliated and humiliated ever since. After an unsuccessful attempt to conquer Winterfell, where he was raised among the Starks, Theon is held prisoner by Ramsay Bolton, who slices his private parts, stripped nails, grinds his teeth and calls him Reek, transforming him in sad shadow of a human.
Samwell Tarly
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Sam was a survivor who had been rejected by a family of warriors in the first season. and all these things remain that season eight begins. Sent against the wall to become a true medieval man, he finds his vocation thanks to his pure heart and his studious spirit, becoming an essential advisor who helped Jon Snow to progress and found ancient knowledge to repel the White Walkers.
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