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Ask any seasoned nerd and Cat 3 movieswe'll tell you: The best way to pass the time while you wait for more content is by creating your own.

Theories Are Coming, a new Game of Thrones-themed website, allows users to select a character and a scenario and then generate a theory about how they would happen.

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For instance, I chose "Tyrion" and "orchestrated the Red Wedding." Here's what the site has to say:

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Okay, solid. Maybe that really happened, with Tyrion being a Lannister and all. Let's test the loyalty of someone who's known for it: Jon Snow. Jon Snow ... told Joffrey to kill Ned Stark.

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Ah. I forgot about the secret kinship between Westerosi bastards! Okay, one more. Podrick Payne ... is the Lord of Light.

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Oh, help. Game of Thrones Season 7 premieres on July 16, until then you can try every combination this site has to offer.

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