10+ 'Game Of Thrones' Plot Holes That Are Still Bothering Us

Ready yourself, people who are still stuck on Season 2 of Game Of Thrones, because we're going to be asking questions that may spoil things for you.

Quick! Look away! The spoilers are coming!

Loose ends, unfinished business, cruddy writing, whatever you want to call them, we're asking the questions that were never answered.

Even the ones that have fans scratching their heads saying: "Well what was the point of that?"

Most people thought he was going to sit on the Iron Throne.

I mean, why else would they give him a claim to it? In the end, it didn't even matter.

I mean, with an army of the dead on the way, you'd think they could've used all the men they could get.

Then again, Daenerys probably thought there was no way she'd blow a three dragon lead.

This is less a plot hole and more of a dumb fact about the world they live in.

But Jimmy Kimmel said it best: "Nobody knows what's West of Westeros? Even the people who live on the border of Westeros never said: hey let's go see what's over there?"

Some people, including Samwell Tarly, think he's heading back to their (his and Dany's) ancient homeland of Volantis.

But, seeing as how we never see where he lands, this is a question that will remain unanswered.

She never once switched her face around.

She goes through two seasons, two freaking, bloody seasons of faceless men training and to our knowledge, she never uses it once. Talk about pointless.

Like, is she still locked away in the basement watching her own daughter decompose?

We couldn't get a quick scene where they let her out? Or am I the only one who cares about this?

If not, that would have been an awkward return home.

Any Iron Island resident: "My queen, did you manage to get us Independence?"

Yara: "Oh, that's what I was supposed to do!"

I mean, now that all the White Walkers are dead, what are the Night's Watch protecting the realm from?

I guess it's still a place to send "bastards and broken things."

Seriously, are we supposed to believe that Bran was the Prince that was Promised?

If so, then where is Lightbringer? I guess the Azor Ahai was all build up for no payoff.

I'm kind of assuming they're born and not picked, but seriously, what was the point of that plotline?

So that he could see the future a couple of times?

So they're sailing to the Isle of Naath... and then what?

They're going to invade it? They're going to live there? This plan doesn't really seem to be thought out all that well.

I mean specifically all those cities Dany liberated.

Now that she's dead, does Daario Naharis just continue ruling with the Second Sons? Do they return to being slaver cities? I need to know!

It was honestly like after Daenarys was killed, all the plots just vanished — GONE.

Arya's eyes, Cersei's valonqar (Tyrion), and Azor Ahai's rebirth as the Prince That Was Promised. Like, bye I guess lol.

And did the kid not want to speak up or something?

What is the point of him being a Greenseer?!

Was anyone else hoping that they actually would be more democratic? But then they all laughed and it was like...no. No Sam was really on to something.

They really affected her life in a positive way, and it would be great to know who taught her how to count that high so we can thank them!

Let us know in the comments if you're still puzzled about anything that happened in Game Of Thrones. I, for one, am confused as to why they didn't let Arya sit on the Iron Throne.

In the very least do it so I can be right.