Ned Stark’s bastard, according to the script of Game of Thrones, turned out to be his nephew and the heir to the Targaryen dynasty. His real name is Aegon Targaryen. In Martin’s books, there is no information that suggests that Jon Snow is a Targaryen. In the book saga, there is a different character named Aegon Targaryen. The marriage between Ramsay Bolton and Sansa Stark never happened in the books. Instead, Sansa remained in the Vale, and Ramsay married a different girl — Sansa's friend, Jeyne Poole. With Jeyne disguised as Arya, Ramsay found a key to the North of his own. It's the main reason that Sansa and Littlefinger have a very different relationship in Bran Stark, played by Isaac Hempstead-Wright. No one has had a greater physical transformation than Bran Stark’s Isaac Hempstead-Wright. And for good reason: At the start of the book series Here's how the books are actually quite different. *SPOILER WARNING* This article assumes you've watched all of Game of Thrones and includes major spoilers from the books. If you don't want If you want to read theory crafting about the upcoming books there are literal mountains and mountains of it. There's even a few hundred page in-depth analysis of four interesting chapters in book 5. But this is kind of the wrong sub for it. Go head over to r/asoiaf when you're done and look for theory there and in other book-specific communities. The extremely popular Game of Thrones television series is coming to an end. The epic drama has changed conceptions about fantasy, generated an active fan culture as well as raised a new generation of fantasy enthusiasts. Spoiler alert! This story includes spoilers from the last season of the series. Game of Thrones has won many different awards including 38 Emmy Awards (110 nominations). Season 6 of Game of Thrones has averaged over 25 million viewers per episode. The series, although considered a very good adaptation of the books, does not exactly match the books, reorganizing and omiting some parts of the story and emphasizing and Fortunately though for Game of Thrones books fans, the HBO series is remarkably faithful, and the moments that do depart from the text are just as great, if not even better, than the original prose! .

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