I would like to see some more rape

would all so like the red headed women return. I forget her name she was the hot wildling with jon

She’s dead.

We saw the night king when he was still human and it wasn’t bran

This post was edited by Lil_Gueto on Mar 19 2019 09:30pm

Do you know how any of this works

Irony

Bran is able to enter other people's consciousnesses. During the Hodor episode, the 3ER told Bran that if he was inside someone else's mind while his own physical body was killed, then he would risk being permanently trapped in the other mind. We also saw in that episode how Bran was able to travel back in time and take over the consciousness of young Hodor.

The Bran/Nk theory is built around the idea that Bran will travel back in time to the scene you are referring to (when the CotF created NK) in an attempt to prevent the WWs from ever being created. But something will interrupt his plan and he will end up inside that person's mind. This means he would live through thousands of years of Westeros history all knowing pretty much what happens in the world, allowing him to make big plans.

This theory has been discussed a lot online. It remains a minority viewpoint, and you are free to disbelieve it yourself of course.

Actually a good prediction for once

I like it. It's well thought out and plausible, but I perosnallyl loathe the idea of Bran being NK and I can't fathom Jamie getting a happy ending. Everything has revolved around Jon and it'd be a slap in the face for that to culminate with, "Na, fuck that guy, the real hero is the sister-fucking, child-murdering, pampered man-child with an inferiority complex since losing his hand." I just don't see it. Jamie hasn't quite redeemed himself, but that moment will come when he kills Cersei. He'll either sacrifice himself in the process to murder her, or he'll die immediately after by someone (maybe the mountain?) or by his own hand.

A lot of people don't want it to be, but I think the final season is going to be fairly predictable. We've had twists and turns for 7 glorious seasons and it's time for all those subtle hints and clues from the book/show to play out the way we know they will. I could be wrong, but I'm not expecting any major twists. Bran=NK, Jamie=Azor Ahai, or Baelish= Alive and pulling strings.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Mar 20 2019 03:02pm

Look at how Jaime's character has developed throughout the seasons.

We start off hating him. Then he gets captured, loses his hand, the audience hears the true story behind his kingslaying, he rescues Brienne from the bear, rescues Tyrion from execution, tries training his offhand combat with Bronn, sees most of his family killed, refuses Cersei's order and takes the army North. He was a pampered-man child for most of his life. He isn't one now. I disagree with your assessment that he has had inferiority complex since losing his hand. If anything, losing his hand has done nothing but mature and humble him. As you mentioned, the next major step in his redemption is killing Cersei.



The 7 seasons of clues all point to Jaime's arc being one of upward momentum. I wouldn't consider it a 'twist' for him to kill NK. Remember the Hodor episode when Bran was inside a vision and the NK reached out the touched Bran? That was the pivotal moment when the group was no longer safe in the CotF's cave because NK was able to track Bran now. I can see a battle in which NK attempts to touch Jaime in the same way, only to be surprised to find that his hand was false and the touch had no effect.

This post was edited by Kayeto on Mar 20 2019 03:34pm

The tv show does a much worse job of redeeming Jamie then the books.