Following Donald Trump's convincing Republican primary win in South Carolina, pundits and political rivals are beginning to shift their view on the billionaire's candidacy from unlikely outsider aberration to very real GOP challenger for the White House. 
 
 Fittingly, as some begin nervously considering how the U.S. might elect a reality TV star as president, a brilliant parody of Trump's rise has appeared, deftly using the lore of Game of Thrones as the backdrop. 
 
 Titled "Winter is Trumping," the clever clip by Huw Parkinson uses real Trump footage and speech audio and merges it almost seamlessly with key Game of Thrones scenes. We get to see Trump negotiating with Littlefinger, facing down the queen of dragons, Daenerys Targaryen, and even preparing for battle alongside Tyrion Lannister. And yes, these people thought of everything, we even see Trump defending against invaders from atop The Wall. 
 
 Sure, comparing Trump to the characters in a world in which the good guys often get decapitated and no one's innocence lasts for long is a bit harsh. But as this video shows, it's hard to deny just how well the would-be president might fit into the ruthless world of The Seven Kingdoms. ||||| Jupiterimages/Thinkstock 
 
 All exclusive credit to Richmond CBS affiliate WTVR for breaking the scoop of the cycle: A Virginia man was sitting on the toilet and, son of a gun, if he didn’t see Donald J. Trump’s mug there staring right back at him from the tiling of his remodeled bathroom. 
 
 Do you see?!? “It’s a perfect image of him!” said Clayton Litten of Midlothian, Virginia. “When Litten asked the workers remodeling his bathroom if they too saw Trump in the tile,” WTVR reports, “he said they all agreed—they saw the Donald.” 
 
 It’s the weirdest thing. Once you see Donald Trump in one Midlothian bathroom tile, you see him in everything. How did Donald Trump’s face get in everything? Beats us, try asking God. But as proof, Slate picked six random stock photos and found that they all feature the visage of our next and final president.* Wow! 
 
 Trump’s Face in a Pile of Potato Chips 
 
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 A single potato chip contains multitudes. And a whole bunch of them contains at least one that looks like Donald Trump! If you look at the fourth potato chip, there’s an image of a smiling Trump turning away a boat of Muslim refugees from the shores of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Can you see the lighthouse? 
 
 Trump’s Face in Rain on a Window 
 
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 Look at the big drop to the right of the streak on the left side. Go up four drops, and then go to the left another 27 drops. From there, go down six drops and draw a straight line pointing 212 degrees southwest and follow that line for another 21 drops. Combine that drop with the 12 drops surrounding it, and there’s Donald Trump giving Dennis Rodman a gift box of Trump Steaks and old Playboys for surviving the latest challenge on his business-themed television show. 
 
 Trump’s Face in a Brick Wall 
 
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 This one’s trickier. You’ll need to act like Clayton Litten and sit on a toilet, and you’ll also have to play a vinyl version of Brian Eno’s Ambient 1: Music for Airports in the background. Once you do that and say “Mexican judge” six times fast, an image of Donald Trump chokeslamming WWE owner Vince McMahon into the canvas at SummerSlam will leap at you. 
 
 Trump’s Face in Some Lawn 
 
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 Trump performing various acts appears in 36 of these blades of grass. Warning before you zoom in: only 12 of them are safe for work. 
 
 Trump’s Face in a Dog Wearing a Dress and Pearls 
 
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 This is straight-up a photo of Trump in his wild Atlantic City days. 
 
 Trump’s Face in the Rocks at the Bottom of the Creek Where You Like to Go and Think 
 
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 These are a number of rocks from outer space that Trump brought with him when he arrived on Planet Earth. (On the culture of his home planet, rocks are said to be treated as Gods.) Each one contains a signaling device that, when exposed to certain rare oxides, lets Trump’s alien comrades know that the planet is ripe for extermination and subsequent colonization. The blue one looks Trump eating a double quarter-pounder with cheese, and french fries. 
 
 But really, you can see Trump’s face in Clayton Litten’s tile. Upper left corner. 
 
 *Correction, June 8, 2016: This post originally stated we found 10 random stock photos with Donald Trump’s image because we planned on making this a list of 10 because 10 is a nice round number. The gag was exhausted at four, but we gave you six anyway. ||||| Jupiterimages/Thinkstock 
 
 All exclusive credit to Richmond CBS affiliate WTVR for breaking the scoop of the cycle: A Virginia man was sitting on the toilet and, son of a gun, if he didn't see Donald J. Trump's mug there staring right back at him from the tiling of his remodeled bathroom. 
 
 Do you see?!? “It’s a perfect image of him!” said Clayton Litten of Midlothian, Virginia. “When Litten asked the workers remodeling his bathroom if they too saw Trump in the tile,” WTVR reports, “he said they all agreed—they saw the Donald.” 
 
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 It's the weirdest thing. Once you see Donald Trump in one Midlothian bathroom tile, you see him in everything. How did Donald Trump's face get in everything? Beats us, try asking God. But as proof, Slate picked six random stock photos and found that they all feature the visage of our next and final president.* Wow! 
 
 Trump’s Face in a Pile of Potato Chips 
 
 Fodor90/Thinkstock 
 
 A single potato chip contains multitudes. And a whole bunch of them contains at least one that looks like Donald Trump! If you look at the fourth potato chip, there's an image of a smiling Trump turning away a boat of Muslim refugees from the shores of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Can you see the lighthouse? 
 
 Trump’s Face in Rain on a Window 
 
 Dinadesign/Thinkstock 
 
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 Look at the big drop to the right of the streak on the left side. Go up four drops, and then go to the left another 27 drops. From there, go down six drops and draw a straight line pointing 212 degrees southwest and follow that line for another 21 drops. Combine that drop with the 12 drops surrounding it, and there's Donald Trump giving Dennis Rodman a gift box of Trump Steaks and old Playboys for surviving the latest challenge on his business-themed television show. 
 
 Trump’s Face in a Brick Wall 
 
 RR-Photo/Thinkstock 
 
 This one's trickier. You'll need to act like Clayton Litten and sit on a toilet, and you'll also have to play a vinyl version of Brian Eno's Ambient 1: Music for Airports in the background. Once you do that and say "Mexican judge" six times fast, an image of Donald Trump chokeslamming WWE owner Vince McMahon into the canvas at SummerSlam will leap at you. 
 
 Trump’s Face in Some Lawn 
 
 Daizuoxin/Thinkstock 
 
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 Trump performing various acts appears in 36 of these blades of grass. Warning before you zoom in: only 12 of them are safe for work. 
 
 Trump’s Face in a Dog Wearing a Dress and Pearls 
 
 Mike Watson Images Limited/Moodboard/Thinkstock 
 
 This is straight-up a photo of Trump in his wild Atlantic City days. 
 
 Trump’s Face in the Rocks at the Bottom of the Creek Where You Like to Go and Think 
 
 Jupiterimages/Thinkstock 
 
 These are a number of rocks from outer space that Trump brought with him when he arrived on Planet Earth. (On the culture of his home planet, rocks are said to be treated as Gods.) Each one contains a signaling device that, when exposed to certain rare oxides, lets Trump's alien comrades know that the planet is ripe for extermination and subsequent colonization. The blue one looks Trump eating a double quarter-pounder with cheese, and french fries. 
 
 But really, you can see Trump's face in Clayton Litten's tile. Upper left corner.
– It's not entirely clear what a country run by Donald Trump might look like. But as Mashable points out, "it's hard to deny just how well the would-be president might fit into the ruthless world of The Seven Kingdoms." See for yourself in a new YouTube video from Huw Parkison of ABC Australia's Insiders program. "Winter is Trumping," spotted by BuzzFeed, drops Trump into scenes from HBO's Game of Thrones where he complains about Pope Francis and smirks at those trapped on the wrong side of The Wall. An unsympathetic Trump also turns away Daenerys Targaryen and her starving Dothraki followers from Qarth, negotiates with Littlefinger, refuses an order from Jon Snow, and promises to "bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding" if he wins the Iron Throne. In King's Landing, at least, that vow leads to the use of wildfire during the Battle of the Blackwater. The video has been viewed more than 415,000 times in just three days. (Trump admits he needs to act more presidential.)