GOT spoiler
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New theory we were discussing at work.
Tyrion made a deal with Cersie when he learned she's pregnant.
Her baby will be named next in line for the throne in exchange for Cersie to back down if the war comes to her doorstep. Hence, the reason Tyrion was lingering outside Dani's cabin and why all the talk about successors in previous eps.
Tyrion made a deal with Cersie when he learned she's pregnant.
Her baby will be named next in line for the throne in exchange for Cersie to back down if the war comes to her doorstep. Hence, the reason Tyrion was lingering outside Dani's cabin and why all the talk about successors in previous eps.
The other theory here is that Tyrion loves Dany and that this is going to bring about a deadly feud between Tyrion and Jon. Interesting read on that leering look at the end.
https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywoo...aenerys-season-7-episode-7-finale-dragon-wolf
The last scene for Littlefinger was pretty satisfying. I was mostly convinced he had played both Sansa and Arya.
Tyrion does not have the authority to make such a deal. Don't know why he was hanging around outside the love chamber like that.
Cersei is worried about Maggie the Frog's prophecy that she (Cersei) will only have three children, meaning she either will die before giving birth (if she is indeed pregnant) or the baby will not survive childbirth.
I think Dany will be knocked up from her fling with Jon Snow/Aegon Targaryen. Jon will die in Season 8. Bran will eventually warg into the Zombie Dragon to turn it against the wights and white-walkers. There is something weird going on between Jon Snow and the Night King, the way they have just stared at each other during their two encounters.
You've been right on most of your predictions.
Is it possible the Night King is Raegar Targaryen and he realizes he is looking at his son? Would explain his ability to kill the dragon and be able to ride it.
I am not exactly sure but I think the wight walkers are ancient men so they would precede Raegar Targaryian. He could be an original Targyrian thougb.
Now that's [Night King as a Targaryen] a theory i had not considered. You're right, it would explain him riding the Zombie Dragon. But Robert Baratheon killed Rhaegar in battle to conclude Robert's Rebellion. Wonder how Rhaegar would then transform into the Night King. Possibility: the 3-Eyed Raven guy (Max Sydow) warned Bran several times he could get stuck in a vision if he stayed too long. Could Bran have been in a vision of the early days of the White Walkers, gotten stuck, and become the Night King? I hope not, as that would be a suck-*** explanation, and raise a whole host of other questions.
I'm really curious about the Hound's comment to his brother (the Mountain) in the Dragon Pit: "You know who's coming for you. You've always known." If the Hound was referring to himself, seems like we would have had Clegane Bowl right then. Also, the Hound hasn't simply survived; the writers have gone to great lengths to clearly put the Hound on a path of redemption. Seems like they have a special plan for him. Along with Arya, he is now one of my two favorite characters.
RT being the NK seems to be a pretty popular theory and it kind of makes sense. I don't know that Jon dies (hope not). I do think he keeps his lineage from everyone a secret.
Also, Tyrion acting the way he did at the end could be Dany's 3rd betrayal.
Just a bunch of motherfvckers walking all day. That's all they do is walk. How have some been south of the wall and not caused a major problem? It all seems so bizarre.
I don't think they have been south of the wall. And another thing, how did they plan on getting past the wall w/o a gd dragon?
I think Dany dies in the end. Jon will thrust a sword into her heart becoming Azor Ahai reborn and use it to kill the Night King.
I think Jamie is definitely going to choke the **** out of Cersei in the end. The foreshadowing of his golden hand when he was leaving King's Landing was apparent.
I just think Tyrion has made some deal/plan that he's not telling everyone else about, otherwise he would have spilled the beans about Cersei being preggers.
Completely agree on the Tyrion theory. I'm not sure about the Jon part but I do think he kills the NK and all of the WW. Remember in episode 6 when they killed the one "general" and all the WW around him instantly died? I think that's how they all die. I think at the end it's going to be looking pretty bad for the living and somehow Jon kills the NK and then all of the WW die instantly.
