Game of Thrones Fandom-Wide Survey, Part 4: Episode Ratings!
By Chris Wright, aka James Rivers, with Petra We’ve reached the thrilling conclusion of our survey results! In Part 4, we’ll learn how respondents r...
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Fandom-Wide Survey Ratings for Game of Thrones, Part 3: Justifiable Homicide?
By Chris Wright, aka James Rivers, with Petra We’re onto Part 3 of our Game of Thrones survey results, in which we learn that of two formerly Essos-dwelling fem...
Fandom-Wide Survey Ratings for Game of Thrones, Part 2: Good and Evil
By Chris Wright, aka James Rivers, with Petra Part 2 of our Game of Thrones fandom survey results finds three strong women — Daenerys, Cersei and Sansa &#...
Fandom-Wide Survey Ratings for Game of Thrones Revealed – Part 1!
By Chris Wright, aka James Rivers, with Petra Results of the Game of Thrones survey posted in April here at Watchers on the Wall — and discussed Sunday at Con o...
Surveying the Realm: Take Part in This Major Survey of Game of Thrones Fans!
by Chris Wright aka James Rivers What do Game of Thrones viewers think of the show’s plot, characters, and themes? This is your chance to help find out! At the ...
Arya Stark: Defying the Hero’s Archetype
By Randy Holt One thing that Game of Thrones thrives off of that a lot of other programs or films do not is the ambiguity of its characters from a moral perspec...
Varys: The Realm of the Spider
By Joe Buckley Season 7 of Game of Thrones concluded, as so many of its past counterparts did, with a major death. Perhaps not quite so important as Tywin Lanni...
In the Game of Adaptation, You Win or You Die
By Tyler Dean Being a fan of both Game of Thrones and the A Song of Ice and Fire novels it’s based on can be a process of constant equivocation. On the on...
Sandor Clegane: The Anti-Hero Game of Thrones Deserves
By Randy Holt When Sandor Clegane came striding up to Winterfell as part of Robert Baratheon’s company, he didn’t stand out as much more than a brutish secondar...
Ned, Littlefinger, and the Advantage of the Home-Court
by Joe Buckley In Game of Thrones, many characters are used to represent many themes. We have our warriors, our lovers, our mothers and our brothers. Thanks to ...