I agree on all these points - I think it's got to come down to either Jaime or Arya killing Cersei, and it would make the most sense for it to be Jaime.
Also, Brienne and Tormund deserve a happy ending!
ihadababyitsaboy wrote:Okay, after at least 6 people said they were going to the crypts because that were the "safest place," is there any doubt that the dead Starks will be raised to fight for the Dead?
ihadababyitsaboy wrote:Any predictions for the end result of the battle? I assume Total Victory for Team Living is out of the question. I don't think Total Defeat is in the offing either, though it may appear that is the case by the end of the episode.
I will predict that Night's King is alive by the end of the episode, and Bran is not. I'll follow up with a later list of who I'm predicting walks away alive, and who walks away... dead.
notlistening wrote:Hmmm, I hadn't thought about Arya's new weapon to kill the ice dragon. Good observation. She'd have to get very close, I doubt she could throw it that far.
Otaku-sempai wrote:notlistening wrote:Hmmm, I hadn't thought about Arya's new weapon to kill the ice dragon. Good observation. She'd have to get very close, I doubt she could throw it that far.
Unless the weapon is launched using a war machine.
Thor 'n' Oakenshield wrote:
Let's see...well, firstly, I've seen a lot of theories going around that the Night King won't even be at the battle - that, while everyone is fighting at Winterfell, he'll ride on Viserion south to King's Landing and wipe out the entire city, raising an even greater army of dead, and fulfilling Dany's vision of the Iron Throne covered in snow, and Bran's vision of a dragon passing over King's Landing. I don't know if that's what will happen, but it's a good theory regardless.
ihadababyitsaboy wrote:Final Episode Predictions-
No predictions anymore. I've been terrible at them. So instead, this is what I want to happen:
Tyrion survives. Davos survives. Arya fails at killing Daenerys, forcing Jon to do the deed, running his sword through her and echoing the original Azor Ahai as he reforges Lightbringer and rules what is left of Westeros.
Since I've written it, I assume none of that will happen, Jon and Tyrion get roasted, and Daenerys reigns as a bloody tyrant.
It is known.
Thor 'n' Oakenshield wrote:
And, as for final predictions, well, I like yours - but I begin to wonder whether Arya should try to kill Daenerys or not. In the last episode, the Hound told her not to live her life based solely on vengeance, and killing Daenerys would be more vengeance.
rwhen wrote:Rose? Why were people upset with Arya killing the Night King? That made total sense to me that she would do it and in such a badass way. Can't imagine that folks would not like that. Is isn't as if Bran was going to jump out of that wheelchair and save himself. *shrugs* I was sad at the passing of Theon in that scene....finally his redemption though. He deserved a "noble" death.
Thor 'n' Oakenshield wrote:rwhen wrote:Rose? Why were people upset with Arya killing the Night King? That made total sense to me that she would do it and in such a badass way. Can't imagine that folks would not like that. Is isn't as if Bran was going to jump out of that wheelchair and save himself. *shrugs* I was sad at the passing of Theon in that scene....finally his redemption though. He deserved a "noble" death.
I think mostly people were angry that Jon wasn't the one who killed the Night King instead - there were a lot of people upset that Jon basically had nothing to do in the final season: his Targaryen lineage was unimportant, and he himself was unimportant, except to kill Daenerys (something that literally anyone could have done, be it Arya, Tyrion, or even Bran warging into her dragon). But as for me, personally, I thought Arya killing the Night King was awesome.
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