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DAY FOUR: Symbolism / Imagery or Elements

Arya had named her direwolf after the warrior queen of the Rhoyne, who had led her people across the narrow sea.

The wolf went on to lead a great pack of hundreds of wolves, striking fear in the hearts of men. 

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DAY SEVEN: Nicknames I Favorite Quote

“A crown should not sit easy on the head. One of her royal forebears had said that, once. Some Aegon, but which one? Five Aegons had ruled the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. 

There would have been a sixth, but the Usurper’s dogs had murdered her brother’s son when he was still a babe at the breast. If he had lived, I might have married him.”

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DAY SEVEN: Free Choice

Freedom is made of a myriad of powers. 

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DAY THREE: Foreshadowing or Parallels

The Meeting of the Holy Trinity

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DAY FIVE: Protectors or Warriors

The War of the Dawn

It is a battle of beasts and the dead: the night is aflame as Daenerys Targaryen lights the sky with dragonfire, facing off the Night King. 

The ice is overrun with armies from across Westeros under Jon Snow as he leads the defence. In the midst of fighting, Arya Stark emerges with her direwolf Nymeria, hundreds of wolves following behind as they charge into the fray. 

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DAY SIX: House Pride or Home

Arriving Home