The big one is Sunday night! (19th May)

 

How do you think it will end? How do you want it to end?

 

Fan speculation that Jamie is still alive - https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a2749104...nnister-theory/

 

The White Walkers could possibly play a role in the finale according to this theory - https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a2749118...ay-role-finale/

Edited May 16, 20196 yr by Jαsє

The white Walker theory I can see. Like the final shot of the series being the baby opening its eye and it being blue. :')

I predict:

 

- Dany is evil tyrant now. Executing people left right and centre

- Jon and/or Arya will kill Dany. (May die in process?) Not sure how they'll deal with Drogon

- Sansa will end up Queen of the independent north

- Someone boring will be given king...Bran...Or Sam?

The End

If Cersei, Jaime, Jon and Danaerys are all dead at the end, technically Gendry has the best claim to the throne

 

This is a really great in depth analysis from someone who clearly loves the show a lot. (You only really need to watch the second half). The most interesting thing highlighted is the lose-lose situation Dany was put into, and it really explains it well for hurt fans that don't really know why the last episode didn't quite land the way it wanted to.

Suspect Dany will kill one of Jon/Tyrion/Sansa and this will be what sets up either Arya or Jon to kill her.

 

Agree the White Walkers will probably be the final shot, leading it all full circle after peace in the Kingdom is declared.

https://www.change.org/p/hbo-remake-game-of...mpetent-writers

 

Now over 620,000 signatures to redo season 8 :rofl:

Arya, Jon and Bran to die please. I don’t want Dany to die and don’t feel Jon killing her serves this whole “I love you”//“she is my queen” lark as it wouldn’t suit it all and would be another rushed development. Arya killed the night king so I think someone else deserves a big moment this season. Right now I’d accept Sansa coming north with Brienne and them killing her.

Dany is definitely a goner, don’t even care who does it. I’d like it to be Arya so she can die in the process. Sansa to rule them all. Jon can go be boring somewhere for the rest of his life.

I'm 99% convinced Jon is killing Dany — it's too predictable so they won't pass that up.

I feel that Jon will kill Dany's last dragon Drogon whilst surviving its flames, proving he is a Targaryen. Then Arya will kill Dany. Although I wouldn't be surprised if there's a plot twist and Sansa kills Dany.

I feel like it is all going to mirror the events that started all of this in the first place, ie the mad king/mad queen being taken down in some form by a Stark, a Lannister and a Baratheon.

 

(I feel it explains why Gendry has been kept alive as he's the type of character they would otherwise have just killed off when his blood was required - and also why they focussed on him being made a Baratheon)

I'll be surprised if we don't get the basic ending of Jon killing Dany

I'll be surprised if we don't get the basic ending of Jon killing Dany

 

Yeah, I'd like to think GOT wasn't predictable. It never used to be. But...yeah.

The ending everyone is yawning about is the right ending. A series that allows power-mad dictators to win out over good and democracy would be a farce. Jon is the rightful heir for anyone bothered about that, always was, just kept hidden by Ned Stark. Jon is the only main character that is elected BY THE PEOPLE, the only one that undergoes a resurrection with the help of a God/magic, the only one that doesn't want power, never wanted power, and always did the right thing no matter what FOR THE PEOPLE. The entire series has been based around those themes, and it's called "Game" of "Thrones".

 

Suddenly everyone loves mad dictators, evil queens, and want to change the ending Misery-style "I'm Your Greatest Fan"!

 

Please, it's epic, and any ending that doesn't stay true to the raison d'etre of the show (Power corrupts; Jon is the resurrected destined saviour of all mankind; everyone played a role they were meant to play) just cheapens the entire series. The only rulers we know are well-meaning are Jon Snow, Tyrion, Bran, and err that's it. Bran is in his own universe, Tyrion is a Lanister and wouldnt be acceptable, and the only one capable of bringing peace love and harmony is Jon Snow. Sanza as back-up married to Tyrion if Bron doesnt kill him might work as a second-rate alternative if Jon Snow sacrifices himself as a Jesus figure.

 

That Jonny comes over as yawnsome when youve got a fiery blonde with dragons isn't the point. Might as well vote for loveable dictators who say they are destined to rule, despite a habit of executing people left right and centre, conquering cities and destroying infrastructure before buggering off and leaving them with a bandit in charge and no army to defend what was briefly set up. And what about all those widows left behind from her troops, what happens to them? Power-mad, always was...

 

 

I'm still a little doubtful even with the destiny saying so that Jon would be welcomed by his sisters and the Kingdom with open arms after effectively supporting and enabling Dany's slaughter even if he backs out now and finally decides he does want it, he's clearly a flawed leader too in that sense. I think he could well be the one to kill Dany or Drogon given he's Targaryen blood, but I just can't see him ruling, my money's still on Sansa.

I can't believe we've suffered through 8 (minus one) seasons of Bran's shite only because 'destiny' means he has to learn Jon's true parentage for him to get the throne. Surely there was a less painful way x

 

Well technically didn't Bran show us exactly what was going to happen? For all we know there may be a further twist there.

 

I've no idea what is going to happen in the finale apart from I'd expect the first 2 thirds to deal with the aftermath of episode 5 and the final third of the episode is probably set a little bit in the future. I can't see any way Dany survives the series, that's the only thing I would say. Also I think for those people saying Jon is too obvious, ffs in Season 1 he was an unwanted bast*rd sent to live his life out at Castle Black. Fast forward 8 seasons and he's potentially about to sit on the Iron Throne!

This is spot on. Especially the section about Dany in the last episode

This is spot on. Especially the section about Dany in the last episode

 

Good video. Sums up a lot of my thoughts too on the over reaction. I've been here all before with LOST.