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From the oficial synopses for episode 6:

Back when GRRM discussed axing the 5 year gap, he said "If a twelve-year old has to conquer the world, then so be it." Bran is the answer!

I came to this forum after season 4. It's been an awesome ride! I have enjoyed all the discussions, spoilers and commentaries we had. Thank you all!! "And now my spoiler watch is ended"

You do realize that fake accounts and bots can sign the petition too, right? Also, the episode was watched by 12.48 million of people, and that’s only in the US. Not counting streams, legal or illegal... Season 7 was a rushed as this one and this same fans were raving about the writing...

"throwaway5873421 • 6d Hello. Come back to this post after the episode airs next week. - Euron's fleet takes down Rhaegal. - Jaime betrays the North. Missandei is captured. - Dany's army captures Jaime. Brienne tries to talk to him but he refuses. - Sansa tells Tyrion about Jon's lineage. Tyrion tells Varys. - Varys betrays Dany because he thinks Jon would be a better ruler. - Cersei has Missandei executed. - Dany has Varys executed. Dany assaults King's Landing and it's one-sided as hell. - Tyrion begs her to show mercy but she refuses. - Tyrion frees Jaime to try to get Cersei out of the city. - King's Landing gets wrecked in the battle. Drogon burns Euron's fleet. - The Hound fights his brother. They both die. - Jaime fights Euron and kills him, but Jaime is mortally wounded. - Jaime makes it to Cersei and they die together. - Dany is executing everyone in King's Landing. Jon and Tyrion are upset. - Dany has Tyrion arrested to be executed for freeing Jaime. - Tyrion tries to convince Jon that his family will never be safe because his lineage makes him a threat to Dany's rule. - Jon tries to talk to Dany but she justifies her actions. - Jon pledges himself to Dany but then stabs her, then surrenders himself. A council gets formed to decide who the King should be. Tyrion gives a speech and everyone votes on Bran to become King. The end. In the epilogue, Jon takes the black again for killing Dany. Arya leaves. Sansa rules the North. Bran oversees his council of Tyrion, Davos, Sam, and Bronn".

The reaching wasn't directed to you, for the record! That would be so rude, so apologies if that is way it came out. I remembered when those pictures came out, everybody at Freefolk started to said that, plus BSB leaks.. But the true is there was a wolf unit and a dragon unit, so in perspective makes sense.

Because the combined sigils was about the filming units, dragon and wolf? Again fans reaching...it was a goodbye party for the crew members.. Sophie was never good a keeping secrets, and I also remembered tgat Isaac signed autographs in Seville as "The Starks rules"

GRRM has always said his favorite hause is the Starks. Always. The last book was supposed to be called A Time for Wolves. It's only a bunch of fans who believed the GRRM was lying because "he always writes about the Targaryens"

I remembered an old theory I read in reddit asofiaf about Bran’s visions in season 6. Back then I dismissed it, not because they sound impossible but because the user was a shipper, and I tend to stay away from shippers discussions..

Kudos!! He definitely is. Now I wonder if this answer the discussion about who was Tyrion referring in the book when he was thinking about his sweet wife. If the spoiler about Jon killing Dany is true, it would give that quote from the director that it is all about Jon and Daenerys in the end a nice twist.

Mr_Freeload Jon and Danyerys are walking towards the dragon chatting about some shit I forgot, it's not relevant. Probably about Sansa being a bitch to Danyerys or Northerners. Whatever. They approach the dragons, Rhagael gets close to Jon to sniff him. Danyerys then asks if he would ever ride a dragon, he replies, "how does one ride a dragon". She replies, "By riding it". He then makes a joke that he can fall and die, she smiles back saying, "then it was nice knowing you, Jon Snow". They ride away, hes sort of struggling at first. Then gets the hang of it. The whole flying scene reminds me of when Jake Sully first flies his Ikran for the first time in Avatar. They fly around, smile at each other and what not. Jon lands his dragon near a waterfall. Dany follows. Jon looks around and says, "we could live here for a 1000 years and nobody would find us". They kiss, dragons watch. They kiss some more, Jon opens his eyes while kissing and catches both dragons starring at them (also Bran somewhere probably). Rhaegal was grinning? Growling? Had his teeth showing, it was a funny moment. Scene cuts off - they definitely fucked after. Maybe I made it seem like they were getting away to go fuck somewhere, but that could also be true.

Jacob Anderson said recently that fans are likely to feel “very conflicted” about Grey Worm’s story in season 8. What that could possibly mean is up for speculation. “Grey Worm goes on a journey this year,” he said. “He’s in unknown territory, and I think people are going to feel very conflicted about every character in this season. And Grey Worm is no exception. That’s what I’ll say.” http://watchersonthewall.com/jacob-anderson-says-fans-will-conflicted-grey-worms-conclusion/

That sounds a lot like the Ygritte/Jon scene in the cave, and didn't Drogo said something similar to Dany in the HOTU vision back in season 2?

What, if Tyrion made a deal with Cersei, then why is she sending Bronn to kill him? I don't understand, I know Cersei is dumb but this makes no sense..

And this is why Dany and her dragons can't be at Winterfell when GC attacks. Friki said that everything from the trailer is from the first 3 episodes. So J/D go somewhere north of the wall or just north to do whatever with the dragons, and while they are not there, GC attacks. My guess is that the AOTD arrives at the end of episode 2.

From the EW article: https://ew.com/tv/game-of-thrones-cast-photos-season-8/amp/?__twitter_impression=true Sophie Turner: “Sansa this season is very much enjoying becoming a leader in her own right, and this year there are certain challenges by people who threaten that.” Maisie Williams: "There’s this split with Arya between trying to be who she wants to be — getting back to back to that naiveté and innocence with her family — and her unfinished business.” Lena Headey: “As usual with Cersei, she’s trapped in a web of her own making.” Peter Dinklage: “He’s trying to figure out who he really is in this storm of negotiations.” Nikolaj Coster-Waldau: “He’s choosing to do what he believes is right.” Nathalie Emmanuel: "[Grey Worm is] the thing she wants to live for. They've got this lovely bond that is worth fighting for." Conleth Hill: "He is effective, as always." Kit Harington: “The end of the world might be coming soon, but at least he’s in love with somebody and knows who he is — and then comes a sledgehammer.” Emilia Clarke: "There’s so much she’s seen and witnessed and been through and lost and suffered and hurt. She’s been working for this her entire existence." Alfie Allen: "There are choices to be made, and a coming together." Gwendoline Christie: “This is the season where Brienne’s gender is really no longer an issue. She’s treated as an equal by all.” Rory McCann: “There will be a chance of squaring up to his brother and facing those demons.” Hafþór Björnsson: "…" Carice van Houten: "She is definitely on a mission." Jacob Anderson: "The chances of anyone surviving are remote, and they're aware of that." Liam Cunningham: “This is what people have been waiting for over the years.” John Bradley: "Sam is really feeling the responsibility of this information. But he knows Jon would rather hear this from Sam than anybody else." Pilou Asbaek: "He wants to become the king of the Seven Kingdoms, yet he’s also blackmailing Cersei." Isaac Hempstead-Wright: "We see a slightly wiser Bran this year, who’s less like robot overload." Iain Glen: "He’s been given the greatest challenges around Dany. He’ll be tested like never before.

Tyrion is also absent from this shot, but I’m pretty sure he’s there just as Arya and Bran can be.

Sophie’s wig looks different and Kit definitely has a fuller face. The new expanded Winterfell crypts set?

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Arya’s fans are gonna be so happy with that quote! Ha! In fact they completely avoid that part on freefolk LOL Lena is the best! And I’m glad they are really focusing on Jaime/Brienne relationship next season. I really hope the pack works together next season! I remember that leaker, it was so out of the blue for the typical “leaks” at freefolk, and if I’m not mistaken, that was before Bran betting thing, right?

I didn’t know about this...Interesting Well Winterfell gets burned. According to Friki we will see WF being rebuilt, if we believe him, so maybe it will be left as an open ending on who gets to rule Winterfell. I think it was Liam that mentioned that not everything would be tie up at the end. A lot of you love to mentioned GRRM interview about Aragon ruling, and how Dany and Jon storylines have them learning to rule, but you guys always forget that Bran was the first character who has a learning storyline in the book, and a really successful one, something that neither Jon or Dany did.

Javi has been saying that he thinks Euron get killed by Theon in one of the first episode. We also have a video from a fan that looks like Lannister's army shooting arrows from a tower at KL. This fan also said that he heard they were shooting to another army, a living army. My speculation is that after Cersei/GC attacks Winterfell, Dany and company decide to take KL from Cersei. Either the GC turns on Cersei after finding out about the NK or about Aejon or both. Jon goes to KL to demand Cersei to surrender or face Fire and Blood. Dany takes the city with the remaining Unsullied and Dothraki. She and/or Jon “sit” on the throne and decide to not let the army of the death get in the city. We know they filmed scenes of humans vs AOTD that is supposed to be outside the city. NK arrives with Viserion and Dance of dragons begins.