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Winter999 Archivescoming -- so hurry up and let this bot tell you everything you need to know before the new season begins.

The GoTBot is meant to answer any burning questions you might have, covering everything from Jon Snow's nicknames to Hodor's favourite cereal.

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We decided to put it to the test:

We started with the basics.

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Moved on to finding out about Jon Snow's nicknames.

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Pictures of baby dire wolves were involved.

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And of course -- we had to try asking for spoilers.

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The creators of the chatbot, a London creative agency called Catch, says they created it because there was a "huge" potential audience on Facebook messenger.

“With 1.2 billion monthly active users on Facebook Messenger, the potential audience for chatbots is huge," Catch's founder Jonathan Smith told tech2.

"We knew we wanted to create a Facebook chatbot and...who doesn’t like Game of Thrones?”

Try the GoTBot for yourself here on Facebook Messenger. You know you want to.

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