GoT season 8 final episode 6 tonight. (spoiler discussion) Fin. The end... for ever. D&D can burn in the seven hells.

[DonFerrari]

Hiku said:

shikamaru317 said:
My predictions for the finale:

Jon is going to be furious with Dany and turn on her, Dany will order his execution, but Drogon, instead of incinerating Jon, will save him,

At first when Viserion got killed, I wondered if they wanted to keep only one dragon to set up for it chosing Jon over Dany, but then I realized they probably just wanted to cut down on the CGI budget, like with Ghost: https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/5/8/18536869/game-of-thrones-director-david-nutter-ghost-cgi

shikamaru317 said:

and Jon will kill Grey Worm in combat. 

The way this season is going, it would be Podrick who would kill Greyworm.

shikamaru317 said:
-The last possibility I see is that Jon will have the Iron Throne destroyed, and will allow each of the 7 Kingdoms to rule autonomously again. Jon will head back to the far north, beyond the wall, leaving Sansa as the Ruler of Winterfell.

That was my original theory, because I don't think putting another Targaryan, even if they're half Stark, would be the "lesson learnt" in all of this.
But then I got to Season 8, Episode 3, and 4, and realized exactly what kind of writing I'm up against here. I don't expect them to prioritize reason over subverting expectations.

Faelco said:

A bit more and you will say stuff like "Jaime had a great ending for his redemption arc"

Don't worry, it was foreshadowed all along.



Also, keep in mind that they are in a stone tower. Stones collapsed on him and Cercei.

Makes perfect sense. you just don't understand how foreshadowing works.

It also foreshadow that Bran would become the crow, and here is Lannister teaching him how to fly.