GOT Finale
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1. Dany is definitely pregnant now. All that talk about her being barren was foreshadowing.
2. Jamie is going to kill Cersei next season.
3. The show ends with Jon and Dany's son, Aegon being born, Dany dying in childbirth, and Jon sacrificing himself to save Westeros. Sam and Gilly will raise the baby after the White Walkers take their baby (remember its a living son of Craster, all other Craster sons have been sacrificed.
4. Which would make Jon's closest relative ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. His eldest cousin Sansa.
2. Jamie is going to kill Cersei next season.
3. The show ends with Jon and Dany's son, Aegon being born, Dany dying in childbirth, and Jon sacrificing himself to save Westeros. Sam and Gilly will raise the baby after the White Walkers take their baby (remember its a living son of Craster, all other Craster sons have been sacrificed.
4. Which would make Jon's closest relative ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. His eldest cousin Sansa.
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I really wish that we would have seen some Bran scenes explain what he had seen in the past, but I was starting to expect Arya vs 30 Stark men throw-down.
I'm 99% sure the witch didn't tell her she couldn't have children, I thought that was just a book prophecy like the volanquar.
They've got a lot of ground to cover in the last six episodes. I seriously have no idea what to expect other than lots of death.
I think we're going to lose two of the Lannister siblings and at least one Stark (not including Jon) before it's over. Either Jon or Dany will die as well, leaving the other on the throne, but I can't decide which one that will be.
I really liked the finale last night. Good season overall.
I think we're going to lose two of the Lannister siblings and at least one Stark (not including Jon) before it's over. Either Jon or Dany will die as well, leaving the other on the throne, but I can't decide which one that will be.
I really liked the finale last night. Good season overall.
GRRM has said that 5 people for sure make it to the end, didn't say they would live, but that they would make it to the end. Jon, Dany, Bran, Arya, and Tyrion. Noticeably missing: Sansa.
Lot of ground to cover.
Wish they had gone with the book Stannis plot, where he had his garrison left at Dragonstone mining dragonglass as soon as he learned of the threat after going north, thus putting a lot more dragonglass into the game for the final battles. They have to outfit all of the soldiers with dragonglass for there to actually be any battles rather than just a bunch of slaughters if the story is to make sense going forward. As is, after the exhibit, I wouldn't send Lannisters to the front lines without effective weapons either. I guess Cersei does have a bunch of wildfire and a hand that certainly knows how to use it.
Cersei/Lannister is also just one of many strong families in the south that need to be appealed to IMO. That dragonpit meeting should have been a great council where all of the remaining powerful houses were invited. As is, there is no clarity where the power Dorne, the Reach, and the Stormlands will be in all of this, and there is a large enough fighting force in those places by GRRM numbers to match the number inside the wight army almost 1-1. There is no clarity on the Lannisters either, given the split, and that the leaks had her miscarrying in one of the final scenes of the season, which might change her mind on which path she should take going forward, but it was obviously not included in the season.
Wish they had gone with the book Stannis plot, where he had his garrison left at Dragonstone mining dragonglass as soon as he learned of the threat after going north, thus putting a lot more dragonglass into the game for the final battles. They have to outfit all of the soldiers with dragonglass for there to actually be any battles rather than just a bunch of slaughters if the story is to make sense going forward. As is, after the exhibit, I wouldn't send Lannisters to the front lines without effective weapons either. I guess Cersei does have a bunch of wildfire and a hand that certainly knows how to use it.
Cersei/Lannister is also just one of many strong families in the south that need to be appealed to IMO. That dragonpit meeting should have been a great council where all of the remaining powerful houses were invited. As is, there is no clarity where the power Dorne, the Reach, and the Stormlands will be in all of this, and there is a large enough fighting force in those places by GRRM numbers to match the number inside the wight army almost 1-1. There is no clarity on the Lannisters either, given the split, and that the leaks had her miscarrying in one of the final scenes of the season, which might change her mind on which path she should take going forward, but it was obviously not included in the season.
Winterfell, as shown in the show, is basically just another castle. Especially now that the NK has a dragon, which is a game changer if allowed to continue. Surely they "kill" that dragon off quickly next season, after using it as a plot device to get through the wall. Because it tips the scale too far into the favor of the dead. Which was already a seemingly insurmountable task.
In my head, and in the books, it's certainly presented as something more. I had it figured in my head that WF would be the last remaining location that was alive in the north. With a blazing fire between the two curtain walls basically making it wight-proof.
In my head, and in the books, it's certainly presented as something more. I had it figured in my head that WF would be the last remaining location that was alive in the north. With a blazing fire between the two curtain walls basically making it wight-proof.
He will be along shortly. Jamie is his bro and meal ticket.
Predictions for next season:
Everyone dies except John with baby Targaryen, Arya, Gendry, Sam, Tyrion and Bron. John gives the throne to his son with Tyrion and Sam to help and sets off north of the wall to live like his uncle did because the god of light requires him to watch for the wights' next coming.
Does anyone else see the Gold Company sell swords turning on Cersei? Especially if they're commanded by one Daario Naharis?
Daario is with the Second Sons...
Not that the show wouldn't be willing to make that leap for the shock of it now...
That's right. But since he is not dead he has to appear again. Maybe the Second Sons and the Gold Co. will fight it out.
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