15 Biggest Game Of Thrones Mysteries Explained
In the labyrinthine world of "Game of Thrones," where every shadow could be a dagger and every smile a precursor to betrayal, the series has left us with more mysteries than a maester has scrolls.
We've all spent hours, maybe days, untangling the intricate web of questions like we're trying to solve a Westerosi Rubik's Cube, from the cryptic symbols of the White Walkers that left us scratching our heads to the enigmatic Three-Eyed Raven, who seemed as puzzled as we were.
Then there's the poisoning of Joffrey, a plot twist that had everyone asking "Who done it?" with more fervor than a detective at a crime scene, and let's not forget the near-mystical power of Valyrian steel, which seemed to be the Westerosi answer to everything except a bad marriage.
Tyrion's first wife turned out to be more than just a sad story, adding layers to a character already as deep as the Blackwater Bay, while the Doom of Valyria remained shrouded in as much mystery as a night in Moletown.
And who could overlook the assassin sent to kill Bran, a move that sparked more theories than there are stars in the sky over the Dothraki Sea, proving that in the game of thrones, you theorize or you die of confusion.