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Game of Thrones: Who Do You Think Rules Westeros at the End?
- Thread starter Lunar Wolf
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itll probably be sansa cause starks are important plot wise
dany probably gonna die. jon will live to carry on the targ name
cersei is prophesied to die early on, so no
arya / brandon/ tyrion /jaime/ gendry strike me as characters who probably wouldnt want to rule
anyway still holding out hope that last season spoilers
dany probably gonna die. jon will live to carry on the targ name
cersei is prophesied to die early on, so no
arya / brandon/ tyrion /jaime/ gendry strike me as characters who probably wouldnt want to rule
anyway still holding out hope that last season spoilers
littlefinger faked his death
i know the writers said he's dead, but that just convinces me further. they've never explicitly ruled out any other character before, so why name Ser Pounce? it's such a blatant misdirect to distract people from the fact that in the final shot of the last episode, he's gonna be sitting on that throne, licking his butthole. you'll see.
The 7 kingdoms go independent to rebuild from the war separately because they are all dumb and to set up a sequel ~50 years later when they inevitably start to kill each other again
Sansa
If only the 4th and 5th books (and the TV series) were actually GOOD, then I'd care to write a bit more on the subject.
Alas... ;(
If only the 4th and 5th books (and the TV series) were actually GOOD, then I'd care to write a bit more on the subject.
Alas... ;(
Cersei because everything is terrible and she's awful enough to claim it in some backwards sinister way. Either that or we get an especially gruesome death scene for her. I'm going to really miss Lena.
I hope it's Daenerys or Jon though. They both could turn out to be great, just rulers.
I hope it's Daenerys or Jon though. They both could turn out to be great, just rulers.
first of his name, chef of pies, warden of the northern confectionary and defender of the carbs.
I would like it if it was a bit like Lotr and Jon Snow asks the surviving dragon/s to burn down the iron throne, despite being the true heir and his destiny to rule, he's sick of the war it represents. He breaks the wheel that has already killed a few loves of his lives and almost turned his 'sister' Sansa into another potential Cersie.
My guess is that the world is just a post apocalyptic/nuclear war Earth and everyone just dies of radiation poisoning in the Spring
I hope it's not Jon and Daenerys, because that feels like such a fairytale ending. I hope for Cersei, but I think she's gonna die or see a younger queen on the throne.
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I made sure to say rule Westeros not sit the Iron Throne.
Cersei won't stay on it though.
Jon's too stupid to be a great ruler. He got killed by his own men the first time and the second time, his own lords wants to take the crown off his head already.
I don't think anyone will rule. The destruction of the throne signals the end of that era. Breaking the wheel fulfilled
If anyone "wins", it would kind of defeat the point of the show up to this point, which is that the Seven Kingdoms don't work with one ruler hanging out in the South who doesn't understand the needs of the kingdoms they're supposed to be in charge of.
Does he really? Maybe he wants to be like the tomb kings and vampire counts from warhammer fantasy, an undead ruler ruling over living subjects.
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I think mutually assured destruction may be on the table here. The White Walkers and the armies in the north will effectively destroy each other, Dany will lose at least 1 more dragon, Jon will survive because he is the only plot armor person in the whole series. I can see one of the Stark sisters dying, maybe Sansa.
I can see Cersei at least attempting to destroy Kings Landing with The Mad Kings Wildfire beneath the city at some stage. The image of the Iron Throne being covered in ash amidst a ruined palace that Dany sees in her visions suggests she succeeds, and that sort of vindictive, self destructive act seems right up Cersei's alley.
Outside bet for mine is Tyrion betrays Dany and Jon somehow now that he knows Cersei is pregnant again, and the Lannisters ultimately win the "game". Because fuck your happy endings and all that.
I can see Cersei at least attempting to destroy Kings Landing with The Mad Kings Wildfire beneath the city at some stage. The image of the Iron Throne being covered in ash amidst a ruined palace that Dany sees in her visions suggests she succeeds, and that sort of vindictive, self destructive act seems right up Cersei's alley.
Outside bet for mine is Tyrion betrays Dany and Jon somehow now that he knows Cersei is pregnant again, and the Lannisters ultimately win the "game". Because fuck your happy endings and all that.
Melisandre and the red priests are going to roll up after everyone else is killed and shoot fireballs at all teh white walkers because she was the prince who was promised the whole time adn everyones gonna be like damn
It's safer to assume its ash, because the palace around her is a ruin
maybe they form a new government or something
if not this than i doubt it will be someone other than jon or daenerys
or maybe gendry somehow
if not this than i doubt it will be someone other than jon or daenerys
or maybe gendry somehow
GC leader and Sansa. Sansa would be the "real" ruler, behind the scene. North lost to winter, beyond a new wall that rises south (hinted at in the first teaser if it meant anything at all), and she holds onto A Dream of Spring for the day she can reclaim it for her and her people.
Jon and Dany live on north, with the freefolk.
Jon and Dany live on north, with the freefolk.
