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The 29 most shocking deaths in all of 'Game of Thrones'

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hodor dies game of thrones hboNote: Spoilers for "Game of Thrones" ahead.

The death toll has been rising exponentially on the current season of "Game of Thrones." That's a necessary evil as the show winnows down the contenders for the Iron Throne.

But that doesn't mean that fans have become numb to the casualties. Each death still inspires stunned reactions from fans and drives a huge amount of colorful commentary on social media.

Viewers are still reeling from the events that led up to Hodor's (Kristian Nairn) death and the origin of his name in Sunday's episode. Plus fans kept the conversation going through the break between seasons five and six after Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) bled to death in the snow. And don't get us started on the intense emotions experienced when one beloved Stark after another fell during "The Red Wedding."

While there are certainly more losses to come, there are many we could never forget.

Take a look at the biggest deaths on "Game of Thrones" below.

SEE ALSO: The 'Game of Thrones' creators apologize for the fallout from this week's episode

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Jon Snow: Stabbed to death by traitors of the Night's Watch. But... brought back by Melisandre.

Death: Season 5, episode 10 ("Mother's Mercy")

Resurrection: Season 6, episode 2 ("Home")



Gregor Clegane aka The Mountain: Killed by poison on Oberyn Martell's sword after winning their duel. But... brought back to life (or the undead) by Qyburn.

Death: Season 4, episode 10 ("The Children")

Resurrection: Season 5, episode 2 ("The House of Black and White")



Hodor: Killed by the White Walkers while Bran and Meera escaped.

Death:Season 6, episode 5 ("The Door")



See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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