10 Things every Game of Thrones fã can agree on 

Let\'s face it--we all watch "Game of Thrones." We\'re a peculiar bunch. If someone asks us about the show, we tell them about all the death, murder, and backstabbing and then rave about how awesome it is--which makes us look like masochists. Whatever; people who don\'t watch it have no idea how real the struggle is.

Hating someone in the show and then liking them

Seriously, you feel a little dirty inside, don\'t you? How many of us would think to ourselves after season 2, "I feel kind of bad for Jaime Lannister; he\'s not so bad now." Hah! Wait a minute, I mean... he did do all that nice stuff for Brienne, and his love for his brother can\'t be forgotten, but he still killed the Starks and had a weird relationship with his sister. We\'re so conflicted!

YES. You all know the struggle. You know, the one where you\'re so hungry you decide to grab the chips and the bag makes too much noise or the sound of yourself chewing drowns out the dialogue. It\'s a shame that you were so excited for the episode you forgot to eat beforehand.

The shock you feel when a character you like dies

Yep, you knew after the first season that no one was safe. The show is a cruel mistress who isn\'t afraid to pull out the chair from under you. We hate it. It makes us sick, but we keep hoping for the best. But this is "Game of Thrones," so there really is no hoping.

Trying to make Khal Drogo or Daenerys\' love your thing

Let\'s face it, some of the dialogue in "Game of Thrones" is awesome. Like, dang. Wish I thought of that. Anyway, we\'re pretty sure more than one couple has used Drogo\'s line "You are the moon of my life" and Daenerys\' "sun and stars" line. Just make sure you don\'t do it in public, or you just might become THAT couple.

Struggling to accept that Cersei is a necessity for the show now

Ever since Joffrey died, we\'ve all come to the realization that we can\'t have Cersei die. That would just be exactly what we\'d all want, and we can\'t have that--this isn\'t "Glee"; it\'s "Game of Thrones." Cersei is evil, and it\'s exactly what the show needs to make us feel downright horrible. So addictive!

Seriously, this guy has stuck with us for 5 seasons now, and he was only in like two episodes! His charm, charisma, and selflessness were hugely admired among a world full of thieves and murderers. We\'re still holding out hope (ha!) that Syrio Forel, First Sword of Braavos, comes back to set things right in the land of Westeros.

Maybe it\'s the way he looks, or what he did, or something else we can\'t explain, but Theon is pretty much down there at the bottom of the list right above Joffrey. We want to feel bad for you, Theon; we really do. But then we remember what you did, and we somehow justify your suffering. Golly, we\'re horrible people.

The frustration when your friends won\'t shut up during the show

We\'ve all probably experienced it. It\'s Sunday night, everyone\'s excited, drinks are had, the show comes on, and... they won\'t shut up. They want to talk during the show, and you\'re sitting there grinding your teeth, wanting to shoot them with a crossbow, Joffrey-style.

Seriously. Anytime they\'re on the screen, they steal the show. We want MOAR! We want to see them fly, burn things, and mess things up--Targaryen style.

Sometimes, when you\'re having a bad day, you can look up an endless video loop of Tyrion slapping Joffrey and feel way better about yourself.

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\'Game of Thrones\' (GoT) has millions of fans all over the world. These fans have a lot in common, but their love of the show is what keeps them together.The phrase, \'You know …nothing\' is the most affectionate thing Jon Snow ever heard. Ygritte uses the line to insult him multiple times, but fans know it\'s her way of expressing her love for him.Is there a better pet on the planet than a direwolf? Probably not. Direwolves are brave, protective, affectionate, and even haunt your dreams. You can\'t ask for a better pet than that.Fans around the world have had to mourn the loss of more than a few heroes on GoT. Ned and Robb Stark, Robb\'s pregnant wife, and Lady Cat had to die for the story to progress even though it was incredibly painful to watch.Without Mr. Martin\'s genius and vivid imagination, \'Game of Thrones\' wouldn\'t exist. Fans everywhere worship Martin and hope he lives long enough to finish the series.Rarely has there been a television show with more of a shock factor than GoT. From one week to the next, you never know what\'s going to make you say, \'Oh my.\'If you\'re ever invited to a wedding hosted by Walder Frey, run away and never look back. People tend to die at his weddings.One thing GoT fans agree on is that Rickon always seems to disappear. He\'s there one minute and isn\'t seen again for several episodes. He has yet to prove his usefulness, but maybe he will be a hero next season. Or, maybe not.Few TV characters demand hatred like Ramsay Bolton. Just watching him eat sausage is enough to turn your stomach.Each season of GoT is only 10 episodes long, and the wait between seasons is excruciating. Luckily, there are apps like HBO Go that allow fans to relive their favorite moments.Joffrey proved this point time and again. He was the worst king and a sniveling brat to boot.Despite her youth, Arya proved to be quite the handful. She went from a scared little girl to complete awesomeness in only a few episodes.GoT fans should be grateful their father wasn\'t like Tywin Lannister. He claimed to put family first, but treated poor Tyrion like an outsider just because he is different. He even turned a blind eye to Joffrey\'s outlandish and dangerous behavior and ignored the fact that Joffrey was Jaime\'s son.Despite the fact that Tyrion is one of the much-hated Lannisters, fans know that deep down, he\'s a pretty decent guy. Tyrion overcame a lot of obstacles in his life, which makes him all the more likable.Shae, the whore who became Tyrion\'s girlfriend, cured him of his philandering ways. In real life, this would be a good thing, but no one wanted to see Tyrion change.What is cooler than having three dragons as pets? Daenerys loves her dragons and face it; there\'s nothing better than being able to roast your enemies.It\'s okay to admit that you find Petyr a little creepy. From his beady little eyes to the way he mumbles when he speaks, there\'s really not much to like about him. Now if he would only do something to get rid of Sansa, maybe fans would learn to love him.What is the point of the Sansa Stark character? Apparently it\'s to get on everybody\'s nerves with her tears and depressing attitude. With any luck, future seasons will portray her as being smarter than she has been up until this point. (MORE)

Playing Tyrion Lannister is not the only thing that Peter Dinklage does in his life. Born in New Jersey in 1991, Dinklage went on to attend college at Bennington, receiving a …degree in drama. On his time off the set of "Game of Thrones," Dinklage appears in theatre roles, such as "Imperfect Love" and "Richard III." He is married with one child.British actress, Lena Heady plays the sinister role of Cersei Lannister in "Game of Thrones." In her real life, she married Peter Loughran, but the couple divorced in 2013. Heady has one child named Wylie. She eats vegetarian food and lives in California.Although Emilia Clarke plays the role of Daenerys Targaryen in the "Game of Thrones," this British actress says that if she were not an actress, she would go into a career as an architect or singer. She spends time with her dog, Roxy and enjoys playing the guitar, piano and flute.Playing the tomboy, Arya Stark in the "Game of Thrones," Maisie Williams actually loves dancing. She dances ballet, tap, musical theatre, and freestyle. Williams also practices on the trampoline and does gymnastics. She says that she loves dancing more than acting.The mysterious and loyal, Jon Snow is portrayed by British actor, Kit Harington. Before his role in "Game of Thrones," Harington wanted a career as a cameraman or journalist. Once in 2012, he fell and broke his ankle while trying to climb into his locked apartment. Harington is a descendant of England\'s King Charles II.Sophie Turner portrays Sansa Stark in "Game of Thrones." She continues to practice acting at the Playbox Theatre, and her favorite movie is "One Flew Over the Cuckoo\'s Nest" starring Jack Nicholson. When she\'s not dressing for her role as Sansa, she wears her hair its natural blonde color.Playing the blonde heartthrob, Jaime Lannister, Nikolai Coster-Waldau is from Denmark. He has two daughters named Phillippa and Saffina. His wife\'s name is Nukaka. Waldau does not like horror movies and his favorite television show is "Breaking Bad."Isaac Hempstead Wright plays the part of the paralyzed boy, Bran Stark in "Game of Thrones." In his real life, he enjoys watching "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "The Simpsons." Ted and Rosie are the names of his two dogs. Wright spends his time like any teenager, going to school and working at his job, which in his case happens to be acting.Alfie Allen masterfully portrays the severely tortured character of Theon Greyjoy. Allen does not take well to discipline in his real life and he has a quick temper. He always performs well under pressure, whether he is acting or playing sports.Brienne of Tarth is hard to miss with her tall, 6 feet, 3 inch height and armor. British actress, Gwendoline Christie plays the role of Brienne. She also appears in both "The Hunger Games" films. When she was a child, she became a semi-professional gymnast until she injured her spine. (MORE)

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