Major characters need to start dying, but at the same time, their death has to advance a plot point or it's even worse writing.
Game of Thrones Season 7
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I'm thinking so too. It is showing an arena and the hound unsheathing his sword so I am guessing he will square off with the mountain. Jon, Dany and Brienne will be there trying to convince her of what is coming. Something tells me that Jaime, especially with the thought of his baby coming, will want peace and a future for his child. I don't know if he kills her, but he will probably try everything to convince her. This also makes me wonder if we Euron go rogue with her. So many possibilities but we kinda gotta assume there is no redemption for Euron or Cersei.
He's at Winterfell. I imagine the CGI bill for all of the dragon stuff has caused them to decrease Ghost's role this season for budget purposes.
I think the most important part of the entire episode was Jon killing another White Walker. Kill the Night King and all of the dead will fall.
I'm not worried about them having Viserion. The dead can't handle fire and Drogon can just burn him.
I have a feeling the show will conclude with a 1v1 Jon v NK. Jon wins. Dany and Jon take the throne and Dany is pregnant. Fade to black.
Alt-Shift-X actually had a really good take on his YouTube channel - Cersei has had a zombie by her side since the end of Season 5 (The Mountain). Why would an Ice Zombie suddenly freak her out?
It's surreal, because it is so opposite of the first few seasons. We're speeding towards the end, which is something that has seemed so far off for so long, that it feels like it would never get here, but has. Hard to believe, one more season and it is over.
In the books he uses his last life to raise [redacted for spoiler]. Obvious theory here is he has one life left and he will sacrifice himself to raise someone in the show, likely Jon.
Not too many left to die....
Jon, Dany have to be the saviors, and will be "the heros" of the story, so they will be around a while, but one or both will likely die in the end, and we know Cersei will die we know from the prophecy. I'd say Littlefinger's days are numbered.
My hunch is that in the end we are left with Sansa and Tyrion married and sitting on the Iron Throne raising the miracle child(s) of Dany and Jon, Brienne will be head of the Kingsguard. The wildcard for me is Arya.
I'm not convinced Queen Beyotch is pregnant...
One thing that gets lost behind the obviously large plot points was Tyrion suggesting to Daeny that there are more ways to establish ruling order than nepotism. He mentions the Night's Watch has a method, and that is democracy. That would lend credence to theories that a major theme is the move towards rule of law mirroring England.
I predict Arya is going down. Jaqen will eventually show up to take her out for misusing her training on personal vendettas.
I don't know if that was lost at all - I felt like D&D were trying to bash the audience in the head with that fact over and over this episode.
Tyrion brings up the line of succession and Dany freaks out. But then Dany reminds Jon (and the audience for what seems to be the hundredth time) that her only children are the dragons.
She was so hot last night that she didn't need to wear anything in that weather.
I really hope Arya has already killed LittleFinger and is playing this game with Sansa to see what she does and says after Arya pushes her buttons on her loyalty to Jon. That is the only way that storyline is okay with me, I don't like seeing the unnecessary fighting between them haha
Daeny dies, Jon avenges Daeny, turns Westeros into a democracy.
I miss Ghost. Maybe Arya is playing fetch with him half the day. Or Bran since he can't really go anywhere lol
I was thinking the same thing. Its very possible the last conversation between littlefinger and Sansa was Sansa and Arya.
I heard that point and it is a great learning for the future battle. I am saying out of all the wights following that walker there just happened to be one wight that he didn't turn. Making it extremely convenient for them to capture one. When Jon killed the walker and we saw the wights die my first thought was "that is a great learning but now where will they get a wight to bring back". Then there just conveniently was one left for them to capture.
Yea, if someone wants to complain about something, how about the mile of ship chain that the army of the dead managed to come up with?
