Here's everyone who has died this season on 'Game of Thrones,' and how they bit the dust

Time of death: Episode five, "Eastwatch."

Cause of death: Randyll refuses to surrender and bend the knee to Daenerys Targaryen, despite his fluctuating loyalties and having seen the wrath of Drogon. Daenerys has Drogon burn him alive.

Time of death: Episode four, "The Spoils of War."

Cause of death: Drogon breathes fire on the Lannister army, turning them into ash that blows away.

Time of death: Unknown.

Cause of death: While we don't see Ellaria die on screen, actress Indira Varma confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that this was her last appearance on the show. She'll have a slow death rotting in the dungeons of the Red Keep, but fortunately we won't see it.

Time of death: Episode three, "The Queen's Justice."

Cause of death: Cersei wants to give Olenna a cruel death in King's Landing, but Jaime convinces her otherwise, and he gives Olenna poison. But Olenna goes down memorably. Right after she drinks the poison, she confesses to Jaime that she was the one who poisoned Joffrey, and she wants Cersei to know it.

Time of death: Episode three, "The Queen's Justice" (kind of).

Cause of death: Cersei locks Ellaria up in a dungeon with her daughter, Tyene, who she poisons the same way Ellaria poisoned Myrcella: with a kiss and a poison called "The Long Farewell." So Ellaria has to watch her own daughter die a brutal death, and there's nothing she can do about it.

Time of death: Episode two, "Stormborn."

Cause of death: In Euron's attack, he strangles Nymeria, who is a daughter of Oberyn (and not Arya Stark's direwolf). At the end of the battle, her body is hanging from the ship, so she's also definitely dead.

Time of death: Episode two, "Stormborn."

Cause of death: In his attack on Yara's fleet, Euron Greyjoy stabs the daughter of Oberyn Martell in the gut with a spear. By the end of the battle, her body is hanging from the ship, so she's definitely dead.