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'Game of Thrones' fan theories for the long winter ahead

"Game of Thrones" fandom has never been short of compelling, confusing and even ridiculous hypotheses. Just Google "Varys" and "merman" and you'll uncover absurd suppositions that the character played by Conleth Hill is actually half-fish. Otherwise how does he travel from Dorne to Meereen so quickly? And has anyone ever really seen the Spider's legs?

Sadly the mer-theory has been debunked, but the Ned Stark truthers remain. Oh, you didn't know that years ago, some fans believed Ned Stark warged into a nearby flock of birds before he was executed and that's why the camera cuts away

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