The best 'Game of Thrones' cast reactions to their own deaths

For actors on "Game of Thrones," it's really just a matter of time before the person they play joins the many, many, many characters who have been killed off.

Watching yourself get brutally murdered in some foul Wersterosi way isn't exactly a pleasant experience, we imagine, but some departed performers have found humor in their demise.

With the death of some Sparrows and a few members of the Brotherhood Without Banners still weighing heavy in our hearts, here's how some past cast members have reacted to losing the game of thrones.

Spoilers from here on out, obviously.

Lem Lemoncloak (Jóhannes Haukur)

Icelandic actor Jóhannes Haukur made the most out of his two-episode stint as Lem Lemoncloak, the bad apple (err, lemon) of the Brotherhood Without Banners. Haukur had a ball on Twitter, and made some seemingly false promises about a certain Lady Stoneheart. All good things must come to an end. Lem Lemoncloack was known for signature ochre clothes, but all the Hound wanted was his death and his boots.   

Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal)

When the Red Viper got his head exploded by Ser Gregor Clegane during Tyrion Lannister's trial by combat back in season four, the actor behind the fan-favorite character was empathetic on Twitter.

Shireen Baratheon (Kerry Ingram)
When Stannis Baratheon burned his innocent daughter alive at the behest of the Red Priestess Melisandre, fans were traumatized. So was Kerry Ingram, who needed a little more time to grieve her character's immolation before she was ready to joke about it.

Ser Meryn Trant (Ian Beattie)
Everyone's least-favorite member of the Kingsguard met his bloody end at the hands of Arya Stark during the season five finale, and there was much rejoicing. Especially by Miltos Yerolemou, the actor behind Arya's beloved sword fighting instructor, Syrio Forel. Meryn Trant killed Syrio in season one, so Yerolemou threw a barb at Ian Beattie on Twitter. Masie Williams eventually had to get involved in their amazing Twitter exchange.

Trystane Martell (Toby Sebastian)
Poor Trystane Martell. One minute you've got a beautiful fiance and everything's going great, the next you've got a spear sticking out the front of your face. The late prince of Dorne didn't even get a chance to show off his sword skills in a fair fight with the Sand Sisters who were sent to assassinate him. However, on Instagram, actor Toby Sebastain seemed to think that he was the winner of their brief, bloody duel.

"Yeah I showed them Sand Snakes. Tread carefully next time girls..Not. #goodbyetrystane #dead"

Olly (Brenock O'Connor), Bowen Marsh (Michale Condron), and Othell Yarwyck (Brian Fortune)

These traitorous members of the Night's Watch were hanged for murdering their lord commander, Jon Snow. While Jon came back from the dead, it's unlikely that these crows will ever grace the show again, and the actors who played them said goodbye on Twitter.

Myranda (Charlotte Hope) 
The only person who could ever love the sadistic Ramsay Bolton, Myranda eventually met her death after Theon threw her off of a rampart during his and Sansa's escape. Charlotte Hope said goodbye with an Instagram post of her corpse in the next season premiere, but it was a hilarious followup that was truly a goodbye. After finding her corpse, Ramsay threatens revenge and seems like he might have a heart, but then he casually passes her body off to his rabid dogs for food. Hope honored her death with a photoshopped image of her body on a dog food bag.

"Byeeeeeeeee"

"????????????"

Karl Tanner (Burn Gorman) 
Karl Tanner, the creepy Night's Watch mutineer who was good with a knife and liked to drink wine out of a human skull, gave Jon Snow a run for his money when the two dueled during season four. In fact, it looked at one point like he might've had an edge on Jon, but he was distracted when he was stabbed in the back by one of Craster's wives. (Or was she a daughter? Hard to tell with that guy.) When he turned around, Jon thrust his sword straight into the back of Karl's head and out his open mouth. Burn Gorman was flip about the fight's outcome on Twitter.

Leaf (Kae Alexander)
Though the leader of the Children of the Forest first appeared back in season four, she was recast for season six. Leaf gave her life to give Bran Stark and Meera more time to escape from the Night's King, so after sitting in the makeup chair for more than nine hours a day and appearing in three episodes, it was time for Kae Alexander to bid her farewell. Naturally, she did so with a leaf pun.

Hodor (Kristian Nairn)
It still feels too soon for us, but after Bran Stark unwittingly set a chain of events in motion that would lead to Hodor's death (and, as seen in a flashback, his very creation), actor Kristian Nairn made peace with Isaac Hempstead Wright, who plays Bran. It's probably helped that Hempstead Wright owned up to Bran's tragic goof.

Gendry (Joe Dempsie)
At this point, Gendry could be alive or dead. No one really knows, but that doesn't stop Joe Dempsie from poking fun at his own character's mysterious whereabouts. Ever since he set sail in a rowboat at the end of season three, Dempsie has tweeted out a related joke, so hopefully we'll get another one this year. 

Still Goin'.
Helps Knowin'...https://t.co/gLM6lQsEd8#GoT

- Joe Dempsie (@joedempsie) June 17, 2015