10 Biggest Mistakes That Led To Game Of Thrones Deaths
The GoT deaths that could've been avoided.
Death is deeply embedded into Game of Thrones. The pilot's cold open brings the murders of a couple of Night's Watch brothers, and shortly after that we witness Ned Stark execute another. The deaths were there right from the beginning and haven't stopped coming since.
Whether it's a major character or a minor player, a hero or a villain, an adult or a child, all men must die. A lot of times these deaths are utterly tragic, and on occasion, the show throws us a bone and gives us something oh-so-satisfying, like Joffrey choking at his own wedding or Ramsay being fed to the hounds.
Westeros is a dangerous world full of violence, political machinations, and simple bad luck, all of which leads to the God of Death claiming a multitude of lives that shock, devastate, and delight us, but there are also a number of deaths that could have been avoided. Those that you look back upon and see a clear mistake, and that if they'd only done something differently, they would actually have lived. Of course, then it wouldn't be Game of Thrones.