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. . . . cuts deeper than . . . . . .
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Fear, Swords
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Some old . . . . . . never truly heal and . . . . . again at the slightest . . . .
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Wounds, Bleed, Word
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When you play a . . . . of thrones you . . . or you . . .
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Game, Win, Die
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The man who . . . . . . the sentence should . . . . . the . . . . .
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Passes, Swing, Sword
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Most men would rather . . . . a hard truth than . . . . it
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Deny, Face
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Death is so terribly . . . . . while life is full of . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Final, Possibilities
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The things we . . . . destroy us every time, lad. Remember that.
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Love
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And I have a . . . . . . spot in my . . . . . for . . . . . . . . bastards and . . . . . . things
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Tender, Heart, Cripples, Broken
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Hint
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Answer
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Why is it that when one . . . builds a . . . ., the next man immediately needs to know what's on the other . . . . ?
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Man, Wall, Side
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When the snows fall and the . . . . . winds blow, the lone . . . . dies but the . . . . survives.
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White, Wolf, Pack
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Nothing . . . . . like the . . . .
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Burns, Cold
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Life is not a . . . . sweetling, someday you may . . . . . that, to your . . . . . .
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Song, Learn, Sorrow
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Give me . . . . . . . . . enemies rather than . . . . . . . . . ones, and I'll . . . . . more easily by night.
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Honorable, Ambitious, Sleep
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Different . . . . . sometimes lead to the same . . . . . .
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Roads, Castle
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Every . . . . . . begins with a . . . .
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Flight, Fall
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