Game Of Thrones: Each Main Character’s First and Last Line In The Series

Game of Thrones Updates: Game of Thrones is an HBO series. It’s a dramatic series released in 2011. It notifies the story of a medieval country’s civil war.

It is based on the very popular series ‘A Snow of Ice and Fire’. The book written on Game of Thrones was published in 1996. It’s not a horror show but can be known as a suspenseful and isolated show.

It’s not at all scary. And it is a wonderful series as there is each and every character memorable none of the characters is unused. Every character has its role and its uniqueness. It’s worth watching ‘Game of Thrones’.

It got 9.3/10 reviews with 4.6/5 ratings which is an amazing success for it. It’s a very geeky show. It surprises you in every next moment. The characters come first.HBO does a great job at this type of thing than anyone else.

Game of Thrones Characters:

1)Jon Snow:

“Go on. Father’s watching.” – “You have your Pointer?”

His ending line falls as he offers goodbye to Arya, asking her if she has kept the sword he gave to her prior to the first season of the show.

Jon Snow is evidence and fictional character in the show.

2) Cersei Lannister:

“And you never brood about no matter what.” – “Not like this.”

Later Jaime tells Cersei not to brood about their secret, she says that he never worries about anything.

She does all dreadful and evil things in the series. Her ending line tells about all her worries all along.

3) Jaime Lannister:

“As your brother, I sense it’s my responsibility to warn you: You worry too much.” – “Only us.”

He tells the audience that they both are siblings. The first line is clumsy that’s doesn’t have any connection with the first line.

In the end, Jaime consoles Cersei that everything will be alright.

4)Bran Stark:

“Jon said he was an escapee.” – “I’m sure it will.”

Bran is the Strangest character in the show. And an innocent boy.

5)Ned Stark:

“And which one of you was a sniper at ten?” – “Joffrey Baratheon is the one accurate heir to the Iron Throne, by the Grace of all the gods, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm.”

Ned tells he has experienced life like Bran.

• From starting to end, he was searching out his children.