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"And are you gonna share it with me? The deep wisdom you found inside the head -
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"I've seen wet shits I liked better than Walder Frey."
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"I've spent the last two years nursing wounded men, watching them bleed and -
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"He's getting a wedding. It was a king he wanted."
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"If you don't put some clothes on, I can't promise I won't attack you again." -
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"How am I supposed to sit here planning a war when you're over there looking -
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"I know she'd love to meet you. And her grandchild."
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"I have your little prince or princess inside me." "Maybe one of each." "Don't -
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"Can you leave the war for one night?"
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"Growing up at Winterfell, all I ever wanted was to escape, to come here to the-
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"How do I make the best of my circumstances? I have to marry him."
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"Has Lord Tyrion mistreated you?" "No." "Has he been kind to you?" "He's tried."
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"I'm not afraid of the pain. Not after what Joffrey's done to me."
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"I don't talk to traitors."
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"He's not my one true god." "No? Who's yours?" "Death."
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"I don't care what you swear because you're a liar. You lied to Gendry, you-
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"When Catelyn Stark released you, we both made a promise to her. Now it's your-
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"Is that a palace?" "It's a windmill."
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"I'd like to see you in a silk dress. So I could tear it off you."
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"Six times in the last thousand years, a King-beyond-the-Wall has attacked the-
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"If you attack the Wall, you'll die. All of you."
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"I don't have my legs anymore. This is what I have now."
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"All these bad things happened because the gods got big plans for you? I wish-
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