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Maisie Williams and Han Yi-seul-I (한이슬) ArchivesSophie Turner's friendship is the only thing tiding us over until Game of Thronesreturns next summer.

For Halloween over the weekend, the Stark sisters turned to wordplay and dressed up as Hash Brownies. (Or as translated to less-catchy American, Pot Girl Scouts.)

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Both the girls shared pictures of their costumes, which featured Brownies uniforms with weed-related accessories.

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Turner apparently prefers lollipops to alcohol.

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The BFFs also chose less costume-y outfits for another night this Halloweekend.

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God, a.k.a. George R. R. Martin, please don't let them get killed on GoT next season. I need more Maisie + Sophie content in my life.

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