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For questions about the series of epic fantasy novels titled "A Song of Ice and Fire" written by George R. R. Martin. For questions about the TV series based on this series, use the [game-of-thrones] tag instead. If your question is overlapping in scope, you may use both tags. Append any relevant character tags. Only use [george-r-r-martin] for questions about the author himself.
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Who is "the valonqar" from Cersei's prophecy?
Let me tell you about Cleganebowl.
It is hypothesized (read, hyped) that it will be Sandor Clegane who kills Cersei.
SPOILERS AHEAD
It is hinted at in the books that "Robert Strong" is actually …
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What exactly was the 'Doom of Valyria'?
It's pretty much clear that it was a natural disaster (Earthquake).
Earthquakes can cause volcanoes to erupt and tsunamis to form.
A quote from A Wiki of Ice and Fire:
The cataclysm hit the Valy …
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Why was the wall raised where it stands?
Because it's the least "wide" part of the island that's close to the north, requiring less material to build, while also providing as much safe land as possible.
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