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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Game Of Thrones] If Westeros ever reaches modern-day tech/society levels, how will the characters and events of the series be portrayed in films and television?

Centuries later, Westeros looks like modern-day Earth, with skyscrapers and cars and computers.

If the events of *Game Of Thrones* were made into a movie, how will the characters be remembered and portrayed so long after they’ve faded from living memory?
gpt
Depends on who writes the histories and what verifiable texts survive. Caligula is portrayed as an absolute maniac but there's a school of thought that its propaganda, that after his assassination he was pretty thoroughly vilified and made into a monster. A lot of the info regarding him was written well after his death (at least a hundred years later).

The fact at the end of GoT Sam tells Tyrion he isn't in the book ASOIAF is a pretty huge omission. His kidnapping by Kat Stark essentially started the ball rolling, he was hand to Joffery,  was the mastermind behind the victory at the Blackwater, killed his father/ kingshand, was then Dany's hand and was instrumental in her assassination but no mention of him in a book that's likely going to be a go to source regarding these events.