Game of Thrones

    

      Game of Thrones is HBO's successful hit medieval-fantasy themed show. It has an immersive storyline that stretches out all across its fictional land of Westeros and a place called, “The Wall,” which separates a land called “The North,” and its “free people,” oh, and which technically is home to “frost zombies.” But, focusing on Westeros, we find the show to center on many characters, whose destinies all intertwine with each other. In its land, there is a a throne called “The Iron Throne,” which, whomever owns it, is the king of Westeros.

     From the beginning of the series, the show heavily focuses on a noble family named “The Starks,” and another one named, “The Lanisters,” whose one of their daughters married the king of Westeros. Now, without giving spoilers, We find these two families to clash against one another, but The Starks are also on good terms with the King, so there can only be some “snickering” between the two for now. The show also focuses on a woman by the name of Daenerys Targaryen, who was daughter of the previous king of Westeros, who was known as “The Mad King,” and was slayed due to his abuse upon the people. However, Daenerys's brother, wanting to be king of Westeros, arranges for his sister to marry into the Dothraki tribe, for power over his large army to take back “The Iron Throne.” Later on in the series, the show takes its viewers on a fascinating journey, meeting new characters and, perhaps--POSSIBLE SPOILER--saying goodbye to old ones.  For all the chatters that float among politics in the show and among the striving notabilities, audiences already fans of Game of Thrones may also find amiable similarities in the show Gossip Girl.