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Yo, 'Game Of Thrones,' Please Stop Killing Off Direwolves

We're sick of it.

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Yo, 'Game Of Thrones,' Please Stop Killing Off Direwolves
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*potential GoT spoilers ahead*


Every Game of Thrones Fan knows has come to accept that your favorite character will die at some point during this godforsaken show but some of those deaths are harder to take than others. Like the damn direwolves they've been killing off left and right this season and needless to say people are sick of it. We're all sick of it, ok?


1. This is a national issue



2. Even celebs are fed up

3. Getting real sick of it

4. Like really sick, ok?

5. Tbh we're numb to everything else on this show except direwolves


6. See what I mean?


7. We've only got two left and we're not letting them go

8. Plz stop.


9. Respek the direwolves


10. #DirewolfLivesMatter


11. This is our last time asking nicely.

12. Stop


13. Killing

14. The


15. Direwolves.

Now play this, scroll through and remember all of the fallen dire wolves.

R.I.P Summer


Gone to soon


Cut down in her prime


At the farm now


Lost but never forgotten


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