QUESTION OF THE DAY: Is Game Of Thrones full of irony?

Yes. 

1. Bran - he loves to climb walls and because of his love of climbing, he lost the ability to climb. But wait, he lost his ability to climb or walk but he can now walk into the minds of others.
2. Jon Snow - he thought he knows nothing but actually knows a lot; he thought he's not at all important but actually he is very important.
3. Daenerys Targaryen - thinks she knows a lot but actually knows so little; thinks she's powerful because of her Dragons but without her dragons, she's not really powerful.
4. Targaryens and the Starks - Those who feel important and powerful aren't really that important and powerful. And those who are silent and humble have more power. 

5. Robb Stark - he's caring and will do everything to safeguard his family, brought his wife and child to their death by attending the Red Wedding. He uses his heart; killed by a dagger pierced right through his heart.

6. Jaime Lannister - lost the only thing that makes him so great; his hand. The moment he decided to be a father, he felt the pain of losing his child.

7. Lord Frey to Robb Stark and his men - "My honored guests, be welcome within my walls and at my table. I extend to you my hospitality and protection in the light of the Seven.". Of course we know what happened.

8. Sansa - she thought the South is the perfect place and yet the South proved her wrong. She didn't like Jon because he's a bastard, she acted as a bastard to be alive.

9. Arya - remembers names and faces; now training to be a Faceless Man and serving the Many faced God. When she insisted to be herself, she lost her sight.
10. Viserys - thinks he is the rightful King of the Iron throne, killed by a 'golden crown'.
11. Ned Stark - kept his honor all his life but died telling and keeping a lie.
12. Lysa Arryn - thought the Vale is impregnable and can keep her safe; she was evicted through the Moondoor.
13. Jorah Mormont - he sold slaves yet he became one.
14. The Wall - thought to be built to protect the people from the OTHERs but it's maybe the other way around.
15. The Night's King - 13th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, swore an oath to not take a wife and protect the Realm but became the leader of the Others instead and proclaimed himself the king with a Queen.
16. Varys and Littlefinger - Varys says he serves the realm while LF serves himself.
17. Robert Baratheon - love to hunt boars, a boar killed him.

18. Sam and Gilly - Sam thinks of himself as coward and Gilly as a brave one.

and this list can go oooooon.

According to Jelly May

The story is just that. Ironies. Ironies everywhere.

What’s your thought on this?