When writing Robb’s wife, Jeyne Westerling, into the series, Game of Thrones completely upended her character, renaming her Talisa Maegyr as a Volantene noblewoman rather than a girl from an impoverished house serving House Lannister.
The next most important cut character for the Stark story, Robb Stark’s wife, shares an odd coincidence with the former, as both are named Jeyne and happen to be the only Jeynes significant to Game of Thones’ plot. Jeyne is then married to Ramsay Bolton as Fake Arya in order to seal an alliance with the Boltons, with this storyline being taken over by Sansa in Game of Thrones season 5, who is still in the Vale in the books. Jeyne Pool was cut from Game of Thrones, which also meant erasing the storyline where she is smuggled out of King’s Landing and given to Petyr Baelish, who poses her as Arya Stark after Arya was assumed dead. One of the first major changes to Game of Thrones’ story was the HBO series leaving out Jeyne Pool, Sansa’s best friend who traveled with her to King’s Landing because her father was the steward of Winterfell. Related: Game of Thrones: Jon Snow's Ending Would've Been Better With A Cut Book Character The most significant omission of another character changed the stories of both Arya and Sansa Stark attempting to hide their identities in Westeros, with both of the biggest missing House Stark characters sharing an odd similarity. When Robb Stark’s wife became Talisa Maegyr, the shocking season 3 Red Wedding became all the more brutal when she was stabbed in her pregnant stomach. The overall journey of House Stark in Game of Thrones remained relatively unchanged in Game of Thrones’ adaptation to the screen, but certain deleted characters introduced far more tragic circumstances for the main Stark children. While certain cut Game of Thrones book characters like Young Griff, Lady Stoneheart, Arianne Martell, and Jon Connington changed major aspects of Game of Thrones’ story, two notable characters with the same name were coincidentally cut from House Stark’s larger story.
When adapting the books for the HBO series, Game of Thrones notably left out significant characters, giving their storylines to other characters or new figures. Game of Thrones completely changed the storylines of two different characters from the books, which unintentionally caused an odd Stark family coincidence.
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