TV show fans don't have to worry about being spoiled by the book fans at this point, either, because HBO is well ahead of George with the plot now. 8 Book fans are a lot angrier

I love the first three books, so in no particular order Game of Thrones (brilliant start for the series), Clash of Kings (focussed on the political intrigues in KL, which I love, Tyrion Hand, Blackwater), Storm of Swords (many interesting storylines and a few that I didn't like - not a big fan of dead people who rise again like LadyS - I know, unpopular.. but I'm not a fantasy novels reader..

The Prince of Dorne is an extremely subtle character in the books and a vital one at that. He has a main role to play in the history of Westeros and his point of view is always very apparent, with a dignified approach taken to the writing of the character. For Game of Thrones though, as the meme suggests, the Prince is presented as a pushover.
Theon didn’t commit this particular crime in the books either, as he did on the show. Ramsay, pretending to be the original Reek as well as Theon’s ally, flays the bodies beyond recognition. Jon Snow is hands down one of my all time favourite characters from the game of thrones series. His character development throughout the books in addition to In most cases, we’re happy with the characters that Game of Thrones excluded, though there are a few that would have massively changed the direction of the story. RELATED: Game Of Thrones: 15 Worst Changes From The Books To The Show. On the other hands, the show has created a few characters of their own.
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[SPOILERS] Book vs Show Euron I generally like how Game of Thrones is portrayed in the show, compared to the books (with few memorable moments, like Dany acquiring Unsullied, or Oberyn vs The Mountain fight) but there are some things that just irritate me It all comes down to the show cutting corners. When D&D cut certain things out, they're going to cut out someones favorite portion of the story, there's no getting around it, and lots of people are going to be offended by it, the "why did you cut that out that's the best part of the book this show sucks now!"
One of the best changes that Game of Thrones made was aging up the characters. Arya started off the show at 11 years old, she ended it as an 18-year-old warrior, having spent seven years training on the run. The Arya in the books, however, started as a 9-year-old and is currently only 11. It was a move that made the character much more believable.
Like a lot of the characters in the TV show, Iwan Rheon isn’t as ugly as Ramsay in the books — but he captured the brutishness of the Bastard of Bolton so well it really didn't matter. Rating 5/10
Brienne Joins Renly's Rainbow Guard. In the books and the show, Brienne is fiercely loyal to Renly Baratheon and harbors a deep-rooted love for him. She becomes a part of his guard, although the details vary. In the show, Renly makes Brienne part of his Kingsguard after defeating Loras in combat. In A Clash of Kings, Brienne becomes part of Arianne Martell. Arianne Martell is one of the more curious character omissions from Game of Thrones, as she plays a relatively significant role in the books. In fact, one of the sample chapters George R.R. Martin released for Winds of Winter is dedicated to Arianne Martell, Doran Martell's oldest sister. One theory is that the princess was cut The book version had a gut-turning escalating sense of foreboding throughout the chapter that the show version simply failed to match. The show version went for cheap shock value. The show made sure that the audience is lured into a false sense of security and taken by surprise, just like the Starks were. Game of Thrones: Characters Who Betrayed House Stark (Ranked Least-Most Shocking) In ASOIAF, Catelyn's role extends beyond the Red Wedding as her body is resurrected by Beric Dondarrion. She becomes Lady Stoneheart, who is one of the scariest characters in Westeros. The show cut out her role as Lady Stoneheart altogether, which meant the fans SUSP3.
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