Suddenly writing Daenerys Stormborn as a “Mad Queen” is a predictable cliche. Continuing to write Jon as the “One man in all the World” who can save the realm from the “inferior women” is also a cliche. So wtf is going on? Jon’s battle plan against the undead army was a massive failure and everyone continues to drink…

Nah, that felt like a parting to me. I think he dies. 

The writers of this show really dropped the ball. They also fucked up the pacing and plots with these two shortened seasons. We got twenty minutes of Theon getting his ass kicked last season and five seconds devoted to Jon’s true parentage? Wtf? They don’t even show Jon and Arya talking about her killing the Night…

Ehh, she’s one bad day away from being Mad Queen, and always has been. Dany has been on this path since Qarth. I mean, we’re talking about someone who decided to stick people into a vault to slowly starve to death. Now, at the time, we believed that was justice because the narrative told us she was “in the right”,…

With only 2 episodes left, the writing is taking the path of least resistance as far as the ending is concerned and I personally think GRRM is to blame. GRRM not being done with a story that he’s spent this long on tells me that he’s probably lost interest, despite having the ending of the entire saga spelled out for…

No, she hasn’t. When she was being bartered for her brother’s cause and used as a mere bargaining chip, she didn’t have a “this is owed to me” attitude. She grew into that and rightfully so. She raised two armies, birthed three dragons and has ruled over cities. Yet Jon falls into things and she’s supposed to be okay…

And to add on that - it even fits with Maggy’s Prophecy to Cersei, which declared that “the valonqar” would kill her. Valonqar means little brother, and Cersei always figured it meant Tyrion - but Cersei is the firstborn of the three of them, meaning Jaime is her “little brother” too.

Meanwhile Dany is allegedly the Mad Queen for being angry at losing two of her dragons and watching her best friend get beheaded. She’s fought the Great War, lost two dear friends and her “children” yet people are treating her like a tyrant because she wants something. How dare she have long held ambitions? Also, if…

Sansa, on the other hand …
Smart, determined, direct.

My suspicion is that he’s going there to kill Cersei*, the same way he killed the Targaryen King (that being how he earned the nickname of Kingslayer). It’s too big a parallel, really, since Jaime was head of the Kingsguard, and killed the King (violating his sworn oath no less) because the King was going to use…

He’s leaving to kill her.

Did Jon even say goodbye to Ghost, or did he just nod at him from across the yard and then leave him forever?

It’s looking like Daenerys is going to set the city aflame by accident and then disappear on dragonback, Arya and the Hound will sneak up for Cleganebowl and regicide but Arya will fail, and Cersei will flee on the road before coming across Jaime (who will kill her, then fall on his sword). Then Jon shows up a la hour…

I think I’m still reeling from the whole “kill the night king in the wee hours, burn everyone the next morning, eat and drink and be merry, get up the next day and that next afternoon we’re all the way down south already, apparently.”

Don’t forget Big Dave Seaworth, I’ll be sad if he dies, because he’ll take a good percentage of the goodness left in Westeros with him.

I agree with the waiting part, would’ve been smarter. Not only can she recuperate and gather intel in the vale, but the entire dornish army hasn’t seen combat this whole tv series so she could’ve gotten them the new prince of dorne to rally his banner men and troops (they should already be rallied, since Yara and…

He has a penis.  This is George R. R. Martin, after all.  He loves him some boobs bouncing boobily down the stairs.  

They’re hating Dany because she’s pressing for KL so quickly. They have options, but she’s so paranoid right now she’s like... MAH THRONE NOW.

And the Jon thing... Remember when Beric dies and Melisandre says he served his purpose? I’m thinking Jon’s purpose will come along at the end and he’ll die. So whether he’d be…

Oh Brienne, Tormund would’ve never done you that way.