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As Season 3 of 'Game of Thrones' draws to an end, many burning questions remain. Here are some of the most urgent. (Beware, if you haven't finished Season 3: spoilers follow!)
We haven't had anything to do with them so far except to hear about them in stories and be told that they either (a) never really existed or (b) aren't around anymore. The fact that people doubt they are around and we haven't heard much about them sets off warning bells in my mind. If we got information about them, that means they're going to be relevant at some point, right?
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