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Only a few "Game of Thrones" characters from the first season managed to stay alive long enough to see the seventh.
The surviving characters on "Game of Thrones" have been through a lot, and have gone through quite a lot of changes since the series began.
If one thing is certain, it's that no one on "Game of Thrones" has remained the same.
They have traveled far and wide and been through so many battle and adventures that at times it's hard to remember where they began. We decided to compare what life was like for these characters when their stories first began and what life is like for them now.
Here's what the main characters of "Game of Thrones" were like in season one, and here's what they're like now as season seven comes to a close:
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Ser Jorah Mormont - season one
Ser Jorah was originally hired by Daenerys Targaryen's brother, Viserys, to help him and Daenerys understand the ways of the Dothraki. After Viserys is killed by Khal Drogo, Ser Jorah ends up becoming Daenerys' sole counsel.
Even though it was not revealed until later on in the series, Ser Jorah was spying on Daenerys throughout all of season one for King Robert Baratheon, so that his exile from Westeros would be lifted.
Ser Jorah Mormont - season seven
Ser Jorah was afflicted with and then cured of greyscale, and has now returned to Daenerys' side once more.
After it was revealed that he had been spying on Daenery's, Ser Jorah has since pledged to do whatever he can to help the Mother of Dragons with her quest to rule Westeros.
Ser Jorah most recently went beyond The Wall to retrieve a wight with Jon Snow, and the Brotherhood Without Banners for Daenerys. There's no telling what he'll do for her next.
Samwell Tarly - season one
Samwell, forced to either take the black or be executed by his own father, made his way to Castle Black where he befriends Jon Snow.
Samwell is terrible at fighting, and remains the brunt of most jokes throughout the majority of the first season.
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