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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ King Joffrey Replacement Has One of the Franchise’s Best Deaths (but There’s 1 Problem)
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has introduced a King Joffrey replacement, and he has one of the Game of Thrones franchise’s best deaths — but we likely won’t get to see it.
Those glad to be rid of him might be frustrated to learn that A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has its own replacement.
Warning: SPOILERS ahead for the Dunk and Egg novellas in A Knight of Seven Kingdoms, what comes after, and what’s to come in the show.
Aerion Targaryen Is A Knight of the Seven Kingdom’s Joffrey Baratheon ReplacementGame of Thrones fans have already met A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms‘ Joffrey replacement, though they may not realize it yet.
But Dunk won’t be there for it, which means A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has no reason to show it.