The Game of Thrones Cast Answers Your Questions About Nudity and More

When asked about their final scene together, both Kit Harington and Rose Leslie responded that they thought the scene was beautiful and filled with love.

Harington said, "What I wanted to capture is that he's just very happy to see her again at the heart of it. He doesn't really care in some ways if the arrow hits him and he dies — he's just happy to see her. It's a beautiful moment for him — it's quite profound."

Leslie said, "I think, for Ygritte, throughout season four, she was on a ruthless mission. And I don't think she at all anticipated how much she loved him. And I think seeing him again completely threw her. It was a very beautiful moment."

When asked what helps get him into character to play Jon Snow, Kit Harington said the costumes help a lot, saying, "When I've had my hair dyed, and I get back into the costume and everything, I become Jon Snow. And [the help of] many, many hair products."

Fans were delighted to see that Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) and The Hound (Rory McCann) have delightful banter off screen as well as on. Not only did Rory jokingly call Gwendoline a "nasty bitch," but Gwendoline called punching Rory "the best moment of my life," followed by biting off his ear, which she gleefully deemed "second best."

When asked if she wished her character got to kill people, Natalie Dormer said, "I was really into swords when I was in my 20s, so it was a bit frustrating to play Margaery at first. . . . But she has proved to have other weapons."

Though it's highly unlikely that Arya Stark will be killed off anytime soon, Maisie Williams isn't willing to risk it. She joked, "I know that Dave [Benioff] and Dan [Weiss] have killed characters that are still alive in the books, so I just suck up to David and Dan and George [R.R. Martin]."

Sophie Turner is actually totally on Team Tyrion, even when it comes to Sansa's love life. When asked for her reaction on their characters' separation, she joked, "I think it’s devastating. He was my other half! We loved each other so much. You can feel the love! They really did begin to have a genuine bond and trust with each other. It was just getting kind of beautiful. And then in the spirit of Game of Thrones, they cut that off. I would like in the future for them to be reunited at some point. I think they could be a power couple, like the new Brangelina."

One fan wanted to know if the actors wished there was more male nudity on the show since Kit Harington recently said, "It's only right." Harington immediately backpedaled, saying he wasn't going to be saying anything that could get him into trouble, but John Bradley, who plays Sam, proudly volunteered to show some skin next season. He added, "They'll still get the boob count up, so everybody wins."