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Like some other famous film characters, the Night King from 'Game of Thrones' has enjoyed a lifespan numbering in the many thousands of years. According to legend, he was originally a human man created by the Children of the Forest using a dagger of dragonglass.

The red priestess Kinvara, played with beguiling charm by Israeli actress Ania Bukstein, wears an Asshai'i necklace that's likely imbued with the power of eternal youth. As a result, it's quite possible that Kinvara is many decades, or even hundreds of years older, than the young priestess she purports to be.

A hero during the siege of Storm's End, Davos, played by Irish actor Liam Cunningham, was rewarded by Stannis Baratheon with lands and a title. To recompense for past crimes, however, Stannis cut the joint from each finger of his left hand.

According to Beric, played by Irish actor Richard Dormer, each time he's brought back from the dead, he loses large portions of his memory. The wounds from each death, including marks around his neck from being hanged, and a missing eye from a stabbing, also remain as a reminder of the trauma.

The Faceless Men are a guild of assassins who serve the Many-Faced God and are skilled in the ability to shapeshift their faces into entirely new people.

In Dothraki culture, when a warrior is defeated in battle, he must cut off his hair. The long length and braid of Drogo's hair suggests that he has never lost a battle and is therefore one of the greatest killers in Westeros.

Tormund Giantsbane, played by Norwegian actor Kristofer Hivju, is legendary for his ridiculous boasts, including that he once bedded a she-bear named Sheila. Of his many nicknames, the most appropriate appears to "Tall-talker."

Sandor Clegane, nicknamed the Hound, had half his face scarred by a flame after his older brother Ser Gregor Clegane, nicknamed "the Mountain," found him playing with one of his toys. As a result, he has been deeply afraid of fire his whole life.

As adolescents, both Ned Stark and the future King Robert Baratheon were fostered under the care of Jon Arryn. This close upbringing created a bond that made the two trust and love each other as brothers for the rest of their lives.

Played by Danish actor Pilou Asbæk, Euron Greyjoy prefers a battleaxe in combat. Experienced in piracy and unbridled violence, this newly crowned King of the Iron Islands is also betrothed to Cersei Lannister. Her only stipulation for her hand in marriage is that he first win the war.

After being captured by Catelyn Stark, Tyrion Lannister demands a trial by combat to prove his innocence. To the surprise of everyone, Bronn steps forward to fight for Tyrion and subsequently kills Ser Vardis Egen. After being accused of not fighting with honor, Bronn wryly replies, "No...but he did."

After losing his right sword hand to gang of riders from House Bolton, Jaime receives a golden replica to cover the stump. He later complains to his father that he can no longer wield a sword, a problem Lord Tywin says can be corrected by training daily with Ser Bronn.

The personal steward of Jon Snow, Olly not only uses a ruse to lead his master into an ambush, but also kills him with a final stab to the heart. After Snow's resurrection, Olly is hung with the rest of the mutineers at Castle Black.