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Originally Posted by armand.kay (Post 10526554)

i don't think they air in the uk i normally have to search for it on youtube

Ah right thanks

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Originally Posted by armand.kay (Post 10526526)

Brianne is not just dead she is SUPER dead like I'm literally not ready for this! grey worm is also a goner I'm- :omgno:

Yeah I think Brienne is in trouble. She got knighted, and there was a tonne of foreshadowing with Jaime commenting on how far Podrick has come with his fighting and Brienne saying that she still has things to teach him. I suspect Brienne will die and Podrick will survive (and she'll never get to finish his training :bawling: ).

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10526689)

I think it’ll be the other way round, she’ll survive and he’ll die

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10526397)

I doubt Arya will be in the Crypt, Gendry just made her a weapon ànd she's a trained assassin

And I feel her destiny will involve a return to King's Landing to settle one final score, possibly wearing the mask of the dead Jamie.

Jaime and Tyrion are safe. We need to have the whole Bronn assassin story play out.

My death predictions for now:

Greyworm
Theon
Podrick
Brianne
Jorah
Davos

Jamie and Bri are going to be fighting side by side, one of them is going to come to the heroic rescue of the other at some point and die in the process. I think i'm going to have to order in some sedatives for Sunday night :laugh:

if i see one more bitch typo Brienne

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 10526847)

And with GoT being GoT, it's more likely to be Brienne saving Jaime so that he can be crippled with guilt forever :joker:.

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Originally Posted by BBDodge (Post 10526815)

And I feel her destiny will involve a return to King's Landing to settle one final score, possibly wearing the mask of the dead Jamie.

Well, she's my favourite character so I'd like her to survive the whole thing but that wouldn't be bad either if she died after killing Cersei

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10526857)

And with GoT being GoT, it's more likely to be Brienne saving Jaime so that he can be crippled with guilt forever :joker:.

I think it will be this way aswell ^ From the first time we saw her and her whole theme throughout the show was her being someones protector so her dying doing that would fit I think, especially since she's now a Knight

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Originally Posted by DouglasS (Post 10526382)

Pretty sure there is going to be a crypt massacre. The amount of foreshadowing was crazy. Will be interesting if the night king makes the dead starks (Ned, Lyanna,, Catelyn, Robb or Rickon come back to life and kill others). Especially since dany has told Tyrion to stay in the crypts make it even more likely that is the least save place to be (and after Gilly told that young girl the crypts are the safest place to be..)

People in the crypt: Tyrion, Sansa, Samwell, Gilly, Missandei, potentially Arya.

Seems something will happen there with so many main characters being there. Wouldn’t be shocked if Gilly (perhaps saving that little girl) and Missandei are butchered (one of her or Grey Worm are a goner after their cute scene). Arya is also possible to be the first massive death? I hope not.

Could actually see all of those going in one swoop. Along with a fair few 'main fighters'. I am still quite convinced Arya will be the one to kill Cersei just using Jamies face. Else what on earth was the many faced god nonsense about, surely not just so she could kill a couple of Freys who noone really cares about anyway :idc: So she can't die. She could be running towards the crypts rather than away from something there? Could have clicked onto it not being the brightest of ideas to leave the most vulnerable (including her sister) down there, or something.

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Originally Posted by Brother Leon (Post 10526825)

Jaime and Tyrion are safe. We need to have the whole Bronn assassin story play out.

Don't really need both of them for that. Would be better with both, but one would do.

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 10526890)

I cared about the Freys, that was a great scene :oh:

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10526894)

I cared about the Freys, that was a great scene :oh:

Oh I enjoyed the scene, don't get me wrong. But had forgotten the Freys pretty much entirely after my utter rage at them for the red wedding, forgot them within a few weeks really :laugh:

What I meant was, surely there is more reason for the large chunk of story going on the bravos stuff, than her just killing the Freys. I know they killed her family and all, but thats not enough for such devoted time given to creating a certain storyline, surely.

i think everyone is forgetting that the dead are in tombs in the crypt, their bones arent just lying around :laugh: They aren't going to punch their way through concrete when one couldnt get out of a box all the way from the north to kings landing

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 10526898)

Hmm yes. I still see trouble for those crypts though, just with how they have been built up as safe, if nothing else

Maybe they all just die then, after the castle is set alight and the floors cave in and the crypts are no more then, or something :idc:

Otherwise its basically a list given of a few prominent characters guaranteed to be safe? Which seems, daft.

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 10526897)

I don't know, I mean personally I don't think she's going to die in this battle and she will carry on to Kings Landing but I don't think GRRM would shy away from killing her now either. Look at Ned Stark, Robb etc, they all seemed at their peak. Oh and Margaery she seemed like she had more to come too. The story was spread out so much and building up over such a long period of time, all the main separated characters had to be doing something while they were away

expect the unexpected is the order of the day. Who in their right mind thinks that Theon is the best person to protect Bran out in the open, given they know the NK is after him and his survival is key to the future of mankind :joker:

I know I was thinking that too BOTS :skull:

Someone may have posted this in here, as its potentially important and I haven't read all posts, but given I was refreshing myself with the visions early in the show...

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.ph...of_the_Undying

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 10525150)

Well tbh, the only reason the walkers are kicking off is coz someone stole the baby sacrifice from them. I half expect a few deaths and a big fight, ending with the night king just going into the crypts, offing gilly and sam and taking what was promised to him, then leaving calmly, stepping over a few dead main characters on the way :laugh: I only just realised last night that they only started going mental when Gilly ran away with the baby :laugh:

OR, he kills Gilly, takes the baby not realising Sams down there, and Sam shoves dragonglass into his back, killing another walker and ending the war when he thought he went down there to run away. That would be mint :D

That's not the case though. Mance Rayder was able to bring the wildling clans together because of what the dead were doing and their need to get south of the wall. All of that was way before Sam was born.

Not a spoiler, just quite a bit post, someone’s theory on the whole thing and I’m snatched

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Anyone becoming the Night King or Queen doesn't make sense to me. This story is suppose to be worth telling because it's leading us towards the end. The prophecy is a prophecy for a reason. It's not history. The previous heroes must have failed, because the long nights still came. I think these character are meant to break the cycle and break the wheel if you will. So they'll restore the Earth to how it was before the WWs creation.

Azor Ahai.

I think technically we already know who it is and its staring us in the face. It's Daenerys and Lightbringer are her Dragons. She had to sacrifice her love [Nissa Nissa] to hatch her Dragons from stone. That's why they put her Dragons on the astrolobe in the credits, right underneath the red/bleeding comet. She's depicted as a Mother of Dragons, literally reborn from smoke. It all fits perfectly.

All those signs of "Snow" in Melisandre and Stannis' visions are literal IMO. Jon's real name is not Snow, it's Targaryen. He was brought back with fire magic. Melisandre's fire is light, unlike the ice magic used by the NK. Its the WWs that bring snow and darkness. That's what they're seeing in their visions; Winter snow blanketing the world. It's gonna get freezing cold before it get warm. Jon Snow is represented as a blue flower growing from a wall of ice in Dany's vision, not as snow.

Jon Snow was reborn as well, quite literally. But so was Beric Dondarrion, so i'm not sure that means anything. It wasn't his own miracle, like Daenerys' rebirth. Daenerys used her own instinctive magic. That is what GRRM said, that she used magic. She did something that was never done before. So I think Jon Snow serves to be simply a POV character in the north and as the voice of reason in the plot. His heritage is important because it's important to Daenerys' story arc. She will be faced with a choice.

In the House of the undying she's called "Slayer of Lies" (fAegon in the books) and "Bride of Fire" (because she's marrying another Targaryen? Jon? Or because she's literally married to the element). They tell her she'll light three fires (Funeral Pyre, Vaes Dothrak, ?), ride three mounts (Drogo? to Bed, Hizdar? to Dread, Jon? to Love) and know three treasons (Viserys for gold?, Mirri Maz Duur for blood?, Jorah for love?). I'm not sure about the treasons, they can be interpreted in many ways. I think these three makes sense because they had the biggest impact on her story so far. I'm not sure about the third fire either. Maybe we'll see it this season.

In the House of the undying they also tell her she'll live through "winter, summer, then winter again". It could mean she manages to save the world and witness the changing of seasons.

The tragedy may be that she will not sit the Iron Throne despite her efforts. She might have to burn down as much as she can in order to rid the world of those ice demons. Fire purifies. She will probably resolve to content herself with what's left. A ravaged Westeros and dead friends. It would be bittersweet considering all she'd have lost, but at least the world would be saved.

https://media.tenor.com/images/65ebf...9aa0/tenor.gif

An Interesting theory and quite possible but I still think Jon is the important one :think: or maybe they both are or maybe their baby will be? hhmm

She’s barren and he’s (technically) dead, I’d be annoyed if they ended up having a kid bc they made such a big deal about Dany NEVER having children

I thought the conversation that her and Jon had about her not being able to have kids and Jon saying maybe the person who told her that wasn't a reliable source was a bit of foreshadowing that she might be able to