Who Dies in the Game of Thrones Season Finale?

Bran's warg companion doesn't make it to see the three-eyed raven; in a creepy zombie attack, Jojen is stabbed to death while his sister and Bran make it to safety, thanks to some well-timed magic.

So many mixed feelings about this one. In one of the show's most epic battles, Brienne and The Hound fight each other over the possession of Arya, and after clinking swords, a good old fistfight, and a bitten-off ear, The Hound falls off the side of a cliff. Technically, we don't see him die, but Arya certainly leaves him for dead as he begs for her to kill him.

Though I would have loved to have heard what Shae had to say for herself, she doesn't get the chance to speak. After a freed Tyrion discovers her in his father's chambers, they fight, and the struggle ends in Tyrion strangling his former love with her necklace. Love hurts, you know?

I don't know who's more deserving of death, Joffrey or Tywin, but it's so satisfying to see the man who's orchestrated so much pain, including his son Tyrion's, get killed off. On Tyrion's prison-escape murder rampage, he finds his father on the toilet, confronts him about his horrible parenting, and shoots him with a crossbow.

The man who cuts off Jaime Lannister's hand in season three is up to more treachery this season when he goes to kidnap the Stark boys, tricking Jon Snow into trusting him in the process. When he almost makes off with Bran, Bran wargs into Hodor to stop and kill Locke.

Lysa, you crazy, poisoning, excessively breastfeeding piece of work. She's more than just a human bottle this season when her fiancé, Petyr Baelish, brings Sansa to hide with her. But crazy jealousy prevails, and when she thinks Sansa is there to steal her man, Baelish tosses her out of the moon door. You should probably watch it again.