Game of Thrones TV Thread **HBO-Purists ONLY**

[wufwugy]

They wouldn't tell you that they're going to kill him, if they were going to kill him in the next episode.

This is my number one reason why I don't think he will die. I have other literary reasons that I think are strong but open to interpretation, but ultimately, this show makes heavy use of surprises. So far, all deaths have been of those who aren't supposed to die

[jackvance]

This is my number one reason why I don't think he will die. I have other literary reasons that I think are strong but open to interpretation, but ultimately, this show makes heavy use of surprises. So far, all deaths have been of those who aren't supposed to die

This is my primary reason as well. He's not gonna die when the end of the episode makes it seem like he should die, when people die it's made to be a surprise storywise.

The second thing is in the flow of the story, he fills a certain role noone else has, a counterweight within the stoic Lannister family. But I was wrong about Oberyn probably in my hope he would get a bigger role, so I could be wrong about the imp roo. However, safe to say he won't die from this verdict. Jaimie saving him seems like what's being built up to with how we has been looking out for Tyrion lately.