"When people ask you what happened here, tell them the North remembers. Tell them, winter came for House Frey." Arya said. She was repeating one of the most popular quotes in the Seven Kingdoms although no one had seen it at work yet. Arya cut Walder's throat the same way Catelyn was killed and killed his entire family - just like he slaughtered most of hers.

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The assassination at The Twins was the long-awaited revenge on the Freys for the massacre at the Red Wedding. It wasn't the only instance of poetic justice in Game of Thrones though. The show had other predictions and warnings that brought justice in kind, sometimes to the very people that said them.

The North Remembers: Tyrion

The North Remembers

Tyrion repeated these words to his father after he paid off Walder Frey and Roose Bolton, to kill the Starks and take their share of The North. It didn't seem like a prophecy at the time because the Starks didn't have the muscle needed to avenge all the crimes that had been committed against them.

Tyrion, however, knew that the revenge by the Starks would be hard to bear on everyone involved. Roose Bolton's justice didn't even take long; his own son stabbed him to death the same way he had stabbed Robb Stark. Walder Frey and his family then paid the price in kind when Arya played the Game of Faces on his family, killing them all.

Your Joy Will Turn To Ashes In Your Mouth: Tyrion

Jaime and Cersei lie dead under bricks

Cersei had one of the most agonizing deaths in Game of Thrones, but it was perfectly in line with Tyrion's threat. Tyrion had said the words alright, but not as a threat to Cersei's children, it was a warning. Cersei was arrogant and always assumed that her tricks and cruelty would out-smart everyone.

It seemed as if those words had faded with the wind until the Battle of King's Landing. Cersei's joy was sitting on the Iron Throne, enjoying the glory of the Red Keep. When Daenerys went Berserk and burnt down the city, the entire Red Keep turned to ashes and dust and of course, some of it ended up in her mouth.

Everyone Is Mine To Torment: Joffrey

Joffrey choking at his wedding in Game of Thrones

Joffrey's death was tormenting on everyone present, but he had hurt so many people that no one cared about his pain as he died except his mother. Tyrion told Cersei that Joffrey's place wasn't on the throne as much as it wasn't on the battlefield. Sansa was the only person that genuinely loved Joffrey at a point, but Joffrey tortured her anyway.

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When Tyrion stopped him from torturing her for Robb Stark's crimes, Joffrey didn't seem to understand that Tyrion's advice was also a warning, and that is when he said everyone was his to torment. When Olenna's poison brought Sansa justice at the Purple Wedding, Joffrey suffered so badly that Margaery couldn't watch it happen.

Love Is The Death Of Duty: Maester Aemon

"Valar Morghulis," Missandei told Daenerys when she reminded her that she might get killed in war. In response, Daenerys said, "all men must die. But we are not men." Daenerys was suggesting that she was invincible and that nothing could harm her. Daenerys was human though, and her greatest weakness was her love for Jon Snow.

Jon Snow was still loyal to Maester Aemon's words and his oath as the sword that protects the realms of men. When she became "the greatest threat to the people," her great uncle's advice was overturned by Tyrion to convince Jon Snow to kill her. In the end, duty became the death of love.

You Are Going To Die Tomorrow Lord Bolton: Sansa

Ramsay Bolton at the front of his army before The Batlle of The Bastards in Game of Thrones

"Sleep well," was the final part of that prediction that came true for one of the cruelest men in Game of Thrones. Ramsay Bolton was a deranged psychopath that enjoyed torturing people just like Joffrey. He tortured and raped Sansa, humiliating her more than Joffrey and the Lannisters had.

His greatest crime was killing Rickon though, a poor boy that had committed no crime against him. He had to pay for his crimes, justice wouldn't have been served any better than Sansa did to him. Eaten by his own hounds in his own dungeon on the day she had said he would die never to be remembered.

When You Play The Game Of Thrones, You Win Or You Die: Cersei

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Cersei made a big mistake when she left Ned Stark to die at Joffrey's hands. As far as she was concerned, it was just a game and Ned had lost. She said those words to Ned Stak before his death, not knowing that she was still playing 'The Game.' Her selfishness pushed away everyone that loved her including Jaime as she continued playing her game.

She never noticed when the odds shifted against her. When Daenerys came and Cersei finally lost, she wasn't willing to die though. Her last words were "I don't want to die." Ned Stark would have told her, "There is no middle ground," the last piece of that quote.

This Will Be My Last War, Win Or Lose: Tywin

Yes I am your son

Tywin said those words to Arya Stark and sure enough, he died just when he thought he had won it all. The veteran fighter had won most of the battles in his life and committed many war crimes in his lifetime for which he deserved to die. He continued his wicked methods in the War of The Five Kings including using dubious methods to kill Robb Stark.

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When he had finally defeated all his enemies and all the 'Five Kings,' were dead, it was finally his turn to sit on the Iron Throne. His prediction came true though, as his own son shot him with a crossbow before he could fight another war.

Always Keep Your Foes Confused: Baelish

Sansa Stark plays Lord Baelish

Petyr Baelish was living proof that a "very small man can cast a very big shadow." He was a nobody with a huge ambition who didn't care about those he hurt. He started the War of the Five Kings and nearly wiped out all the great houses in Westeros.

He managed to confuse his enemies throughout his life until Sansa saw him throw Lyssa Arryn through the moon door. Sansa realized that he was her greatest enemy but managed to keep him confused for long enough to help her retake Winterfell. He then died a very confused man.

Leave One Wolf Alive And The Sheep Are Never Safe: Arya

The assassination at the Twins

Arya didn't invent these words though, they were just a popular saying in the North tracing back thousands of years to the days of The Age of Heroes. It was a warning to other houses never to mess with House Stark because the last Stark standing would deliver painful revenge.

Arya was wearing Walder Frey's face when she said these words, making the whole justice even more interesting. When the Freys killed Robb, Catelyn, and Talisa, they celebrated their victory forgetting this old prophecy. Winter finally came by the hand of just one wolf.

Starks. Bad Tempers. Slow Minds: Lord Baelish

Littlefinger in King's Landing in Game of Thrones

Petyr Baelish muttered those words after Ned threatened him when he took him to the brothel. Lord Baelish hurt House Stark more than any other villain in Game of Thrones but he was going to get away with it if the Stark children hadn't worked together. Baelish despised the Starks and betrayed them despite being Catelyn's childhood friend.

He had taken the Starks for a ride for too long assuming they were too slow to understand 'The Game.' One thing he forgot is that slow learners also learn as Sansa reminded him just before Arya cut his throat. Arya didn't kill him with a temper though, just a smile.

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