Best Game Of Thrones Theories For Last Season

Best Game Of Thrones Theories For Last Season

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• 2. Samwell Tarly Is Actually The Prince That Was Promised Azor Ahai, from the George RR Martin's Song of Ice and Fire, is the sword of Lightbringer, a legendary figure who fights with a red sword against darkness and is encouraged by the war of man and war of war. To evoke the Azor Ahai, the stone dragons will be born again between smoke and salt. "As a Game of Thrones theory, Sam can be a very good secret. Samwell Tarly Is Actually The Prince That Was Promised
• 3. Samwell Tarly Is Actually The Prince That Was Promised Samwell inherited his mother's Dornish look and much of his character. Sam inherited his father's love of Rhaegar from books and songs instead of fighting. As Tarly, Lord Randyll did his best to raise the young Prince as a warrior. But even after trying them all, poor Sam didn't. Training failed. Sam hid behind the dish to deal with stress and pain, and Lord Tarly sent him on the wall. Samwell Tarly Is Actually The Prince That Was Promised
• 4. Melisandre Has an Army to Save The Day Melisandre Has an Army to Save The Day I will be back, dear Spider, one last time, she told Varys. “I have to die in this foreign country, like you.“ As we know, Melisandre is a Red Nun who is the supporter of the R'hllor of Light and who plays a supportive role throughout the series but is never fully explained. Volantis is the largest Red Temple in the religion of R'hllor and also the other Red Nun Kinvara we met in the Sixth Season.
• 5. Ned Stark Is Alive And Will Return I know this sounds crazy, but there's a lot of evidence that this may be in the first reports of the Season 8 set, and EW wrote back that they didn't expect to see it again. Who would be more unexpected than Ned Stark? Also, people always die on this show and come back. Jon Snow, Hound, Beric Dondarrion, The Mountain, and in the books, Catelyn Stark are all resurrected in one way or another. Yes, everyone watched as Ned's head was so clear cut off from his body and the King put a sharp tip on the walls of Landing. But what if this is actually Ned Stark, who strayed before his entire family? Ned Stark Is Alive And Will Return
• 6. Ned Stark Is Alive And Will Return According to the theory, Jaqen H'ghar and Ned Stark, a cult of faceless men, were simultaneously held captive in Red Keep. Remember, when you return to the First Season, Arya first meets Jaqen as a prisoner from Red Keep. It seems unreasonable for a talented assassin like Jaqen to be caught in a certain manner, so he got himself caught up in the jail with Ned Stark at the same time. This goal was to enable Varys to order Ned Stark to replace Jaqen. Ned survived, but Westeros had to go out so he would never be searched. Ned Stark Is Alive And Will Return
• 7. Tyrion is Actually a Targaryen, too Tyrion is Actually a Targaryen, too Now we know that Jon Snow is a Targaryen and his other brother is Tyrion. It comes from popular A + J = T theory; It is said that Mad King had been or forced involved with Joanna during a tournament. The books tell the story of Mad King Aerys' obsession with Tywin Lannister's wife, Joanna. According to the theory. It also explains the last words that Tywin wrote to Tyrion.
• 8. Tyrion made a deal with Cersei and will betray Daenerys Tyrion made a deal with Cersei and will betray Daenerys Towards the end of the seventh season, there was a scene where Tyrion and his sister were not shown to the audience. Nobody knows the scene exactly. Can many people think that Tyrion intentionally plans to betray Jon and Dany? In this vacuum Tyrion learned that his sister was Pregnant, and thought that perhaps the family and protection instinct could again.
• 9. Arya Will Use Littlefinger’s Face Arya Will Use Littlefinger’s Face Everybody knows how fast the news is spreading in Westeros. But nobody knows Littlefinger is dead. He can use Littlefinger's face on King's Landing to erase the names on his list and even have power. Since Littlefinger is one of the people who has a lot of power in King's Landing, he is supposed to use the beginning of the season just as he used his face to the same Walder. Arya never liked King's Landing, but it seems to be an easy way to get close to the people on the death list.
• 10. Bran Is The Night King Bran Is The Night King Although there is no evidence of the Game of Thrones for the last season, most people believe that Bran can be the Night King. The two characters were very similar to each other, and Bran was there when the children of the forest created the first White Walker and felt it was inside him. (generally believed to be Stark). Game Of Thrones can be everything and Branmans player Isaac Hempstead Wright thinks he is nervous, but thinks it would be great to be the Night King.
• 11. Jaime Will Kill Cersei Jaime Will Kill Cersei I do not think that this event will be seen as a good one from Jaime point of view, but it is both his brother and his lover. Jaime seems to have to kill her sister / girlfriend Cersei after she becomes the Mad Queen. In the finals of the Season Seven, Cersei tells Jaime that he and Jon are planning to betray the human race, even if it destroys the human race. As a careti actress has said, the actress Nikolaj Coster-Waldau was the last pip who drove Cersei to the north before killing her at Esquire.com. Now that they're on the other side of a war, Jaime may have to confront or even kill his own sister. For a long time, there were hints of how to do this.
• 12. Prince(s) Who Was Promised  Prince(s) Who Was Promised "A hero who fights with a red sword against the darkness" and "the legend of the Azor Ahai. Who emerged in order to give courage to the male race and lead the war with the righteous. The burning sword Lightbringer." Mayor The red star is bleeding, and as he is gathered in the dark, Ahai will appear between smoke and salt to awaken the stone dragons. Tuz As Stannis did not work much, he helped resurrect his new hero, Jon Snow, in the Sixth Season. This theory took a prophecy in the Seven Seasons, and the translation of the prophecy meant that the Princess promised to be Jon or Daenerys.
• 13. What If Sam Is The One Telling This Whole Story? What If Sam Is The One Telling This Whole Story? The story is told exactly by who. This person could not be anyone except Samwell Tarly. Because the actor himself explained something. A few years ago, John Bradley, who played Sam in an interview, said the character was a narrator. He told the Hollywood Reporter: The theory of what we see, how we live, Sam's Game. A talk between Sam and Master Ebrose seemed to ratify this theory when he proposed a more poetic title for Writers after King Robert I's Death.
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