Can you name the characters with the most lines in Season 2 of Game of Thrones? by doctrine_duke

Can you name the characters with the most lines in Season 2 of Game of Thrones?

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Name the characters of Game of Thrones: Season 2, based on the number of times they talk. A line is any uninterrupted dialogue before someone else talks or the scene changes.
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# of lines	Character	# of episodes
330		10
171		8
159		9
129		9
125		8
122		7
93		8
90		8
89		6
87		7
86		7
81		6
78		7
75		8
71		7
68		6
63		4
62		4
56		5
53		7
53		7
51		7
49		7
47		6

# of lines	Character	# of episodes
45		7
44		3
43		3
42		6
41		6
40		7
40		4
40		4
39		4
37		5
37		3
34		5
34		3
32		3
31		2
29		5
27		5
27		4
26		7
26		5
26		4
23		5
23		2

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Most Lines in Game of Thrones (Season 2) Quiz

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Created Oct 17, 2012 in Television
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	Onizuka36:	Oct 19th, 2012 at 11:34 GMT		8 points
	Thank You so much for taking jeyne for Talisa Maeger and cleos for Alton Lannister. Why they decided to change those I will never completely understand.

	gurl94:	Oct 20th, 2012 at 00:19 GMT		4 points
	And Asha as well, plus more I'm sure. Can anyone explain this?

	doctrine_duke:	Oct 20th, 2012 at 00:47 GMT		4 points
	They felt Asha would confuse viewers due to being too similar to Osha. I assume they wanted to make it obvious Jaime's cellmate was his cousin so they named him Lannister, and didn't name him Cleos because that would just draw attention to the surname change. As for Talisa, the writers have said she's a different character than Jeyne and is from a different place. The renaming could also be because they plan to give Jeyne Poole a significant role and wish to avoid confusion.

	gurl94:	Oct 20th, 2012 at 19:22 GMT		2 points
	Great response! Yeah, I figured the Asha/Osha thing was the reason why, but I had not figured out the other two. BUT, now that you mention it, the Jeyne thing certainly makes sense. They haven't really made her a character yet, but I think it will be necessary later on, based on the books. I still don't like that they changed the Talisa character sooo much though. Completely changes the meaning/understanding of that storyline.

	beforever:	Nov 4th, 2012 at 13:40 GMT		1 point
	Non-readers of the book don't remember half the names on the show anyway. My boyfriend probably only knows Tyrion, Melisandre, the Starks, and the five kings. He probably doesn't even know the names 'Jorah Mormont', 'Petyr Baelish', or 'Sandor Clegane'. A little Asha and a little Osha, what's the big deal? Jaqen H'gar is far harder to remember. Xaro Xhaon Daxos? Qhorin Halfhand?

	doctrine_duke:	Nov 5th, 2012 at 02:07 GMT		3 points
	That's why I accepted four or five different names/mispellings/short forms/descriptions of their roles for almost every character. I actually don't think "Sandor" was ever said on the show.