However, season 5 saw the series divert from the source material and make significant changes to Sansa's story. RELATED: Game Of Thrones: 10 Things That Make No Sense About Sansa Stark. The second half of Sansa's show arc featured her gradual ascension to Queen in the North. Time will tell if her book counterpart meets the same queenly It's no secret that "Game of Thrones" didn't earn many gold stars in the queer representation department. Renly Baratheon — described in the books as the spitting image of Robert in his battle Season 5 Differences. This page contains a log of TV/book differences and discrepancies in Season 5 to A Feast for Crows (fourth novel) and A Dance with Dragons (fifth novel). The The gentlemen behind The Expanse are, as you'll see below, delightfully frank about what it's been like to produce five seasons of the epic sci-fi drama. Writers Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (who Winter is Coming. The Kingsroad. Lord Snow. Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things. The Wolf and the Lion. A Golden Crown. You Win or You Die. The Pointy End. Baelor. Everything seems to be happening so fast. Partly this is due to the fact that so many subplots from the books have been cut entirely, or condensed enormously. Giant swaths of book are simply gone Tyrion also got captured by Jorah Mormont, who ultimately resulted in him finding the queen at the pits. It is unknown whether the Aegon in the book and the Jon/Aegon reveal from season 7 is meant to be some version of the same character. This is is easily one of the biggest Game of Thrones differences in the entire series. This season, however, expect that to change. Already, producers David Benioff and Dan Weiss have warned that continuing to watch Game of Thrones will spoil the remaining unpublished novels. And A Song of Ice and Fire author, George R.R. Martin has even hinted that characters who are still alive in the novels will die on the show. jjvN4h.