They may leave the dragons in the show, or at least a possibility of dragons for further tv adaptations.

How does Jaime die?

And does Jaime use Oathkeeper to kill Cersei? If so, where do u think this’ll take place?

Similarly, where do u think the hound v the mountain takes place exactly? Not sure if the hound could kill the mountain as he is now lol

Why does Arya 100% die?

How does Euron die? Dragon fire ?

Not sure if Bronn will die tbh lol


And Ilyan Payne def dies to Arya, I’m thinking perhaps in Kings Landing?



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I'm guessing suicide, after he kills Cersei. I imagined him choking her to death, but I'm not sure exactly how he'll kill her.



I've got no clue where. Not even positive it'll happen, but it'd be weird for all the hatred development around the brothers and then for them to never cross blades.



She back-stabbed an ancient society of assassins lol. There's no possible way they don't make an example of her. I'm expecting her death to be incredibly painful.



I'm thinking the Cersei + Euron battle will have to happen first and then the show climaxes around the walkers. Euron's fleet getting absolutely decimated by dragons would be fitting, but they'll have one of the main cast members deal the final blow and my money would be on Jon.



Me neither, but he's a fan favorite and I'm expecting at least a few of the fan favorites to go down.



I would hope so. I'm hoping she slaughters 4-5 more people before getting her throat slit.

They were living in the matrix and It was all virtual reality all along

Jon OR Daenerys will die and the remaining one alive lives on with their child, to rule over the ashes/aftermath of the war. A bittersweet ending, just as was promised by the creators.

The leader of the Golden Company is revealed to be a long lost Targaryen (possibly legitimized) bastard himself and as a result turns on the Lannisters - which is a big component in Jon/Daenerys winning that battle.

Bran's time travel meddling/paradoxes will be explained by him being the Night King in some sense, as he was warged into the person who was being turned into the Night King, while it was happening. This results in present day Bran dying.
This will be the final "oh shit" moment, which the show creators have teased.

We will also learn that all the gods of Westeros and beyond are ultimately the same force, with the exception of The Drowned God and other "animalistic" deities.

Who do I believe will die?
Jon OR Daenerys - As outlined above
Bran - As outlined above
Jorah Mormont
Melisandre - As prophesied by R'hllor
Varys - As (possibly!) prophesied by R'hllor
Cersei - As prophesied by Maggy the Frog and her Valonqar prophecy, by the hand of Jaime
Cersei's unborn child - Will be stillborn
Beric Dondarrion - Will fulfill his purpose (why he was resurrected multiple times), and dies in the process
Sandor and Gregor Clegane - Will fight each other in the much anticipated Cleganebowl (queue the trumpets!), Sandor will be overpowered at first, but together with Arya they manage to bring down The Mountain. Sandor is mortally wounded, however, and Arya will witness his passing.
Tormund Giantsbane
All major Greyjoys, except Yara - Theon will rescue Yara, but die in the process. Completing his redemption arc and heroes journey with a heroic and selfless act
Arya
Night King and his minions
Davos Seaworth
The remaining Sand Snakes
Missandei and Greyworm
One or both living dragons

Who do I believe will live?
Jon OR Daenerys
Brienne
Jaime
Tyrion
Sansa
Gendry - Who will be legitimized as a true Baratheon
Bronn
Daario Naharis
Samwell Tarly, Gilly, and Baby
Yara - As outlined above
Robin Arryn
Edmure Tully

Quite a bit more, but these are the ones I feel strongest about.

The big question is who will end up being Hand of the King: Jaime or Davos? In both cases, the jokes practically write themselves.

I don't think the faceless men hate Arya. I felt like Jaqen never wanted her to join and was actually happy when she left to be herself hence his slight smile when she said she was going home. I think Sansa and Arya both live.

I hate to say it but Jaime is probably going to die. Cersei is a 100% lock to die.

Tyrion has a higher chance of living than dying imo. I see him helping rule after the dust settles.

Dany and Jon both will die after having a child named either Eddard or Lyanna.

Brienne is 50/50 I think. I feel like she is gonna sleep with Jaime at some point before his death and may possibly live and have his child.

The Hound is going to kill the Mountain and then probably die from wounds due to the fight.

The dragons will die.

I think Kings Landing gets destroyed during the fine in a crazy wildfire explosion that kills a lot of main characters.

Just saw the new 2:00 trailer

Man i can't wait. Probably going to rewatch the most recent full season.

Look like we're mostly in agreement.

I think the Stark family is going to be almost completely annihilated. I still don't buy any of the shit bout Bran = NK, but I could see him dying after an animal (dragon maybe?) he's controlling dies in battle or is grabbed by the NK and he kills Bran through his ability. Arya has gone off the deep-end, she's not pure evil or anything, but I can't see her fitting into a peaceful and civilized world following the defeat of the walkers. Her being hunted down and murdered by the people she betrayed, after having finished her list, would be perfect imo.

What makes you think that the ending of GoT will contain either of those things?

In all my perusings of the internet between different websites, this might be the first time I am encountering this oddball viewpoint that things will end like that

I think one possibility if Arya lives could be joining the new Kingsguard. Especially if Jon and Dany have a child. Her leaving Bravos was to be with her family. That child might be her only relative left after the wars.

I could be wrong though. The cast seems to be hinting at a very bleak and depressing ending so a lot of deaths of beloved characters is inevitable.