Biographies of world figures

"WHEN YOU PLAY THE GAME OF THRONES, YOU WIN OR YOU DIE. THERE IS NO MIDDLE GROUND." In just a few hours, the season finale of HBO's most popular series, Game of Thrones, will be aired. The tenth episode is titled, "Winds of Winter", which coincidentally is the same title of the unpublished book six. George RR Martin is definitely putting some sweet time in writing the novel. Some fans consider last week's episode as the anti-climactic one since it showed the epic Battle of the Bastards. And saw the demise of the much-hated character of Ramsay Bolton. For me, I'm both excited and a little bit sad that the season will be drawing to a close and that we have to wait another year for the next one. Some rumors are spreading that the last two seasons will have fewer episodes since they've almost extinguished the book materials that they have on hand. In season 6, we've seen a lot of stories of redemption from unlikely characters. Previous villains came ...

"...If someone had asked me my name, right there, I wouldn't have known. I wasn't Samwell Tarly anymore. I wasn't the steward of the Night's Watch, or son of Randyll Tarly, or any of that, I was nothing at all. When you're nothing at all, there's no more reason to be afraid." - Samuel Tarly The ever-loyal and trusted friend of Jon Snow, Samwell Tarly, was  the disgraced son of one of the prominent families in the North. Banished to Castle Black to become one of the Night's Watch. Jon and Sam became fast friends when Jon took Sam under his wing. He proved to be a valuable steward to the aging Maester Aemmon Targaryen. Sam saved Wilding Gilly and her son, Little Sam. He took care of them in the Citadel. Thus, creating a family of his own. Sam Tarly and Jon Snow At the start of the story, Sam is considered the butt of jokes in Castle Black. He was bookish, considered a coward, and with a rotund physical appearance, he was always being bullied by the ...