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'''''The Hunger Thrones''''' is a dystopian science fantasy drama television series based on the novel ''A Game of Hunger and Thrones'' by George R. R. Martin and Suzanne Collins. | '''''The Hunger Thrones''''' is a dystopian science fantasy drama television series based on the novel ''A Game of Hunger and Thrones'' by George R. R. Martin and Suzanne Collins. | ||
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The Hunger Thrones is a dystopian science fantasy drama television series based on the novel A Game of Hunger and Thrones by George R. R. Martin and Suzanne Collins.
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- Game of Thrones @ Wikipedia
- The Red Wedding @ YouTube
- King Joffrey Dies at the Purple Wedding @ YouTube
- Jon Snow death scene (For the watch) @ YouTube
- Ramsay tortures Theon and names him Reek @ YouTube
- The Hunger Games @ Wikipedia
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- Post @ Twitter (21 November 2023)
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- Sophie Turner (nonfiction)
- Maisie Williams (nonfiction)
- Isaac Hempstead Wright (nonfiction)
- Suzanne Collins (nonfiction)
- The Hunger Games (nonfiction)