Winter is Coming....

a reply to: neo96

Cercei alone didn't do those things. She played her part, sure but was more complicit than an the sole villain. I could be wrong, I just think they've kept her around for so long, I can't vision her just going out as a simple "bad guy."

a reply to: JinMI


Well, Martin did say the ending is in the first book so all our answers are in there.

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Discuss and debate, sure! Argue, na. Not as it pertains to things of Thrones! There are lots of viewpoints out there and in here. It's truly enjoyable to see more than one side and certainly is a testament to the competence and artistry of the author.

I hope Cercei gets burned up by wildfire or dragons fire.

I call it a win win.

Speaking of wildfire.

Perfect weapon against white walkers, and zombies.

And Tyrion knows bout it, and used it before.

Dragon force multiplier.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Indeed.

If this ends like The Dark Tower...so help me R'hollor!

a reply to: neo96

In combination with the Scorpions, could be a massive strategy.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: neo96

In combination with the Scorpions, could be a massive strategy.

They did have 7000 pots until Cersei decided to blow up the high sparrow.

See.

ALL her fault!

originally posted by: JinMI
Indeed.

If this ends like The Dark Tower...so help me R'hollor!

I tend to think this highly emotional speculative ending has several points of merit and even if pieces of it don't work I think they are transferable and the overall final heartbreak between Jon and Dany is Martin's 'bittersweet' ending.

Oh, and while I did like the very end of The Dark Tower I don't want to see that plot device used here.

a reply to: neo96

They certainly can make more. I wonder if Bronns scene on the castle ramparts were abit of foreshadowing or just a nod to something like this.

Really, it doesn't matter how many forces are outside of KL.

a reply to: JinMI

But the Queen snip still holds kings landing.

Jamie went to go join them at Winterfell.

Speaking off.

A reunion is coming.

Arya and Gendry.

a reply to: JinMI



I concur, the theories and debates are endless and I find that beautiful.

Maybe that's why captain procrastinator doesn't finish..??

Respectfully,
~meathead

Theon said Winterfell could be held with 500 men against 10,000.

I don't know if that will have any relevance in the next season.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I remember reading that. One of the issues that may contradict is that Dany is used to prop or propel Jon. I don't see GRRM going with that. His wife is a feminist and he stays close with his ex, even doing a book with her. For him to follow the sole male hero trope seems off character. From this standpoint, I would wager that Dany is AA.

Some things to note. GRRM places high significance on his names. Winterfel, should be obvious. The redundancy of 'Aegon" should be noted as a red flag. Also Nissa Nissa, is this the only double name found in the book as a first name and not a title, surname or alias?

a reply to: neo96

Won't take much to peel the GC away from her then she will be army-less again. Unless....Tyrion betrays Dany.

I've been thinking about Gerold Hightower and that helm of Gendrys from S1. I think they may be something there. Also, you may be correct. Arya needs to go to KL and Gendry knows just how to hide.

Since the Stark lineage dates back to the first ones.

And if lightbringer is actually a sword.

It's probably at winterfell.

I am thinking somewhere either in the crypts or a weirwood tree we saw the Starks frequent alot.

Without knowing it is there.

With Brans abilities.

He could find it.

a reply to: JinMI


Dany could sacrifice him and make the theory still relatively valid. Either way there needs to be some sort of heartbreak between the two of them to save Westeros from the Others.

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Maybe. He does seem to like the attention.

If I put my tinfoil hat on, I can envision the books already being done. Given the shows massive reception, releasing any of them now wouldn't do much. After the show however.....$$$$$$

Dan's has already sacrificed two things.

Drogo.

And one of her dragons to save Jon.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Absolutely. Would fall inline with the Winterfel theory as well. Jon dies and his (supposed) son is the Stark in Winterfel.

However then all the dragons are dead? Maybe they find eggs. Regardless, I think once we know what The Others intentions are, we should be able to draw a more apt conclusion. Keeping that a mystery must be critical to the end game.

a reply to: neo96

Unless the sword Dawn is a complete Red Herring, it's at Starfall.