Lyanna was a naïve kid who only realised what a mad man Rhaegar was when he wouldn’t let her go back to her family.
The statue on Dragonstone is actually a dragon petrified by greyscale.
Jaime will be given the chance to run, but he denies. Instead he accepts the penalty for his crimes; treason, incest, attempted murder etc. Just to show his road to redemption has ended
Cersei and Jamie will bribe a drunk septon into marrying them, then commit joint suicide.
When Bran, Rickon, Osha, the Reeds, and Hodor remove the swords from the stone statues in the crypts they release the spirits being held in by the blades. This released spirit proves possesses a wight, and as Coldhands aids Bran in his attempt to fulfill his potential as a greenseer. Old Nan strikes again!
Jon is Azor Ahai reborn and to temper Lightbringer he will end up having to run Daenerys (his Nissa Nissa) through with it.
Jon will find out about R+L=J and ask Howland to keep shut. After that he will happily stay in denial, and insist he’s Ned Stark’s son.
Sansa is the “younger and more beautiful Queen” (she will be Queen in the North) and Arya is the valonqar.
I don’t understand all those theories about the valonqar. Isn’t he supposed to be “the little brother” of Cersei, not just “a” little brother ?
Maggy’s prophecy only said that “the” valonqar shall wrap his hands around Cersei’s throat. So technically, it could be any little brother.
Jon is the true heir to the Iron Throne. Ed Stark claimed Jon as his own because if Robert knew Rhaegar had a living son he would have killed him. Jon, once reborn after death (to remove him of his vows to the Nights Watch), therefore has the best claim to…
Oh, well that explains it. I didn’t realize this blog took open submissions like that.
It’s mainly a platform for people to voice their ideas and either get others thinking or receive criticism/acclaim. Like I said, if it’s a troll submission (“Sansa is a lizard person from Asshai!” or something along those lines) I won’t post it, but anything else is fair game.
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