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[[WMG: The Mountain will kill Tommen in a Trial by Combat.]]
Why else would they be setting up Tommen as a fanatic of the Faith, unless it was to later have him represent them when Cersei gets her trial by combat?
Tommen declares himself the Champion of the Faith, sure that the Gods are on his side, Cersei watches in horror as her foolproof plan of 'sic the Mountain on whoever the Faith chooses and insta win' falls apart spectacularly, Gregor cuts him down and Cersei's prophecy is one step closer to fulfilled.
Why else would they be setting up Tommen as a fanatic of the Faith, unless it was to later have him represent them when Cersei gets her trial by combat?
Tommen declares himself the Champion of the Faith, sure that the Gods are on his side, Cersei watches in horror as her foolproof plan of 'sic the Mountain on whoever the Faith chooses and insta win' falls apart spectacularly, Gregor cuts him down and Cersei's prophecy is one step closer to fulfilled.
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[[WMG: The Arya that the Waif stabbed in "The Broken Man" wasn't really her.]]
This is not my own theory, but something I saw on message board, and saw worthwhile to put on record. The Arya we see in this episode acts uncharacteristically bold for the same character who in the last episode camped in some underground tunnel, her back against the wall, sword at hand. She throws money around like it was no big deal, even though Arya has never been interested in excessive luxury. And most notably of all, she doesn't have the Needle on her, even though she should be ready for a fight at any time. So, put together from all this, she is actually another Faceless Man wearing glamour, her job to prove that the Waif is breaking the code of their order, just like Arya, by getting personally invested in a murder.
This is not my own theory, but something I saw on message board, and saw worthwhile to put on record. The Arya we see in this episode acts uncharacteristically bold for the same character who in the last episode camped in some underground tunnel, her back against the wall, sword at hand. She throws money around like it was no big deal, even though Arya has never been interested in excessive luxury. And most notably of all, she doesn't have the Needle on her, even though she should be ready for a fight at any time. So, put together from all this, she is actually another Faceless Man wearing glamour, her job to prove that the Waif is breaking the code of their order, just like Arya, by getting personally invested in a murder.
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** Already confirmed for Osha, Walda, and Roose.
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[[WMG: The Waif knows [[spoiler:Arya's not dead.]]]]
* She probably knew [[spoiler:Arya wouldn't die]] before she attacked. Not only was it hilariously unsubtle, but someone with her training would have made sure - particularly in a story that takes so many tropes and subverts them so brutally. The Waif probably wants to draw this out and make it as long and as nightmarish for Arya as possible.
* She probably knew [[spoiler:Arya wouldn't die]] before she attacked. Not only was it hilariously unsubtle, but someone with her training would have made sure - particularly in a story that takes so many tropes and subverts them so brutally. The Waif probably wants to draw this out and make it as long and as nightmarish for Arya as possible.
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* Confirmed in S6E7. This is ''exactly'' Yara's plan.
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[[WMG: Theon and Yara will sail to Meereen]]
They don't really have anywhere else to go at this point: they're still considered enemies by more or less every house in Westeros, and they're fugitives from their own homeland so joining up with Daenerys is probably their best bet. They have quite a good bargaining chip in the form of the huge fleet they took from the Iron Islands, an offer Dany can't really refuse if she wants to get to Westeros. That, and it would be kind of fitting to have Varys, Theon, and Grey Worm on the same team.
They don't really have anywhere else to go at this point: they're still considered enemies by more or less every house in Westeros, and they're fugitives from their own homeland so joining up with Daenerys is probably their best bet. They have quite a good bargaining chip in the form of the huge fleet they took from the Iron Islands, an offer Dany can't really refuse if she wants to get to Westeros. That, and it would be kind of fitting to have Varys, Theon, and Grey Worm on the same team.
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[[WMG: Stannis isn't dead]]
Since when does this show pull punches and cut away from the death of a major character so abruptly? Even Ned's execution showed the reactions of the crowd, afterwards. Someone stopped Brienne's blade at the last second and saved Stannis' life. At the very least the creators wanted to leave a loophole in the case Stannis has an important role to play later in the books.
** Perhaps Brienne will decide to keep Stannis alive, for an EnemyMine situation. She could say when Sansa has been rescued she will kill him, Stannis saying something like "Do it."
** Jossed; the showrunners have confirmed he's dead and gone.
Since when does this show pull punches and cut away from the death of a major character so abruptly? Even Ned's execution showed the reactions of the crowd, afterwards. Someone stopped Brienne's blade at the last second and saved Stannis' life. At the very least the creators wanted to leave a loophole in the case Stannis has an important role to play later in the books.
** Perhaps Brienne will decide to keep Stannis alive, for an EnemyMine situation. She could say when Sansa has been rescued she will kill him, Stannis saying something like "Do it."
** Jossed; the showrunners have confirmed he's dead and gone.
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[[WMG: Stannis isn't dead]]
Since when does this show pull punches and cut away from the death of a major character so abruptly? Even Ned's execution showed the reactions of the crowd, afterwards. Someone stopped Brienne's blade at the last second and saved Stannis' life. At the very least the creators wanted to leave a loophole in the case Stannis has an important role to play later in the books.
** Perhaps Brienne will decide to keep Stannis alive, for an EnemyMine situation. She could say when Sansa has been rescued she will kill him, Stannis saying something like "Do it."
Since when does this show pull punches and cut away from the death of a major character so abruptly? Even Ned's execution showed the reactions of the crowd, afterwards. Someone stopped Brienne's blade at the last second and saved Stannis' life. At the very least the creators wanted to leave a loophole in the case Stannis has an important role to play later in the books.
** Perhaps Brienne will decide to keep Stannis alive, for an EnemyMine situation. She could say when Sansa has been rescued she will kill him, Stannis saying something like "Do it."
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She may have belonged to one of House Stark's rival houses (possibly the Freys, who have so many members that a missing granddaughter would hardly be noticed) and fled or got smuggled out sometime around the Red Wedding, which would explain her weirdly personal dislike of Arya.
She may have belonged to one of House Stark's rival houses (possibly the Freys, who have so many members that a missing granddaughter would hardly be noticed) and fled or got smuggled out sometime around the Red Wedding, which would explain her weirdly personal dislike of Arya.
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[[WMG: Dany fed her new white horse to Drogon]]
She rides off to make peace with Drogon (off-screen), but her horse never comes back. She also would have no use for a horse if she can ride a ''dragon''. It also would serve as symbolism, rejecting the cultures of Essos by bonding with her house's "sigil".
She rides off to make peace with Drogon (off-screen), but her horse never comes back. She also would have no use for a horse if she can ride a ''dragon''. It also would serve as symbolism, rejecting the cultures of Essos by bonding with her house's "sigil".
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[[WMG: Arya used [[Franchise/Harry Potter Occlumency]] to deceive the water at the House of Black and White into detecting that she had given up her identity.]]
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[[WMG: Arya used[[Franchise/Harry Potter [[Franchise/HarryPotter Occlumency]] to deceive the water at the House of Black and White into detecting that she had given up her identity.]]
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* Jossed; Tyrion winds up Dani's stand-in in Mereen, and Dani comes across the horde all by herself, eventually becoming their leader.
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* Jossed; Tyrion winds up Dani's Dany's stand-in in Mereen, and Dani Dany comes across the horde all by herself, eventually becoming their leader.
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[[WMG: Arya used [[Franchise/Harry Potter Occlumency]] to deceive the water at the House of Black and White into detecting that she had given up her identity.]]
*At the very least, she let her mind go blank as she was drinking. How else would she have survived and then claimed her Stark identity back?
[[WMG: Arya used [[Franchise/Harry Potter Occlumency]] to deceive the water at the House of Black and White into detecting that she had given up her identity.]]
*At the very least, she let her mind go blank as she was drinking. How else would she have survived and then claimed her Stark identity back?
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They burnt the child because they knew suspicion would fall on Daenarys' dragons, forcing her to lock them up, thereby driving a wedge between Daenarys and her dragons so that they would be less trusting of her and willing to aid her in battle against the Sons of the Harpy.
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* They burnt the child because they knew suspicion would fall on Daenarys' dragons, forcing her to lock them up, thereby driving a wedge between Daenarys and her dragons so that they would be less trusting of her and willing to aid her in battle against the Sons of the Harpy.
* That scene where Drogon killed that goat is an obvious RedHerring since we see him in action as "the black shadow" and burning that goat. But even there, Drogon deliberately flies away from that child focusing only on the goat. It's clear there that Daenerys trained him well to leave humans unless she commands it. That burnt skeleton could either be faked or from an already dead child, burnt in the pyre. As to who did that?
* Other potential suspects: Hizdahr, the Meereenese ruling party or probably Tywin Lannister who sends letters to Meereen, we see him "out" Jorah's former treachery to Dany, he's not beyond killing children, and it is the kind of manipulative trick he'd pull to force Dany to imprison her own dragons.
* That scene where Drogon killed that goat is an obvious RedHerring since we see him in action as "the black shadow" and burning that goat. But even there, Drogon deliberately flies away from that child focusing only on the goat. It's clear there that Daenerys trained him well to leave humans unless she commands it. That burnt skeleton could either be faked or from an already dead child, burnt in the pyre. As to who did that?
* Other potential suspects: Hizdahr, the Meereenese ruling party or probably Tywin Lannister who sends letters to Meereen, we see him "out" Jorah's former treachery to Dany, he's not beyond killing children, and it is the kind of manipulative trick he'd pull to force Dany to imprison her own dragons.
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[[WMG: Drogon did not kill that child.]]
That scene where Drogon killed that goat is an obvious RedHerring since we see him in action as "the black shadow" and burning that goat. But even there, Drogon deliberately flies away from that child focusing only on the goat. It's clear there that Daenerys trained him well to leave humans unless she commands it. That burnt skeleton could either be faked or from an already dead child, burnt in the pyre. As to who did that? The suspects are endless: Hizdahr, the Meereenese ruling party or probably Tywin Lannister who sends letters to Meereen, we see him "out" Jorah's former treachery to Dany, he's not beyond killing children, and it is the kind of manipulative trick he'd pull to force Dany to imprison her own dragons.
That scene where Drogon killed that goat is an obvious RedHerring since we see him in action as "the black shadow" and burning that goat. But even there, Drogon deliberately flies away from that child focusing only on the goat. It's clear there that Daenerys trained him well to leave humans unless she commands it. That burnt skeleton could either be faked or from an already dead child, burnt in the pyre. As to who did that? The suspects are endless: Hizdahr, the Meereenese ruling party or probably Tywin Lannister who sends letters to Meereen, we see him "out" Jorah's former treachery to Dany, he's not beyond killing children, and it is the kind of manipulative trick he'd pull to force Dany to imprison her own dragons.
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* Sansa's statement in the last episode of season 5 that "I know WHAT Ramsay is" was significant foreshadowing.
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[[WMG: Sansa's statement in the last episode of season 5 that "I know WHAT Ramsay is" was significant foreshadowing.]]
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[[WMG: Guesses about what will happen in each episode of season 4]].
* "Two Swords". Jaime begins his training.
** Jossed.* "Breaker of Chains". [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial]] gets underway. Sam leaves the Wall under orders [[spoiler:to become a maester]]. [[spoiler:The Siege of Meereen ends with Daenerys' victory.]]
** {{Jossed}}, {{Jossed}} and {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial is yet at the stage of picking the judges, Sam doesn't go further than Mole's Town to protect Gilly and the siege of Meereen is only starting.]]
* "Two Swords". Jaime begins his training.
** Jossed.* "Breaker of Chains". [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial]] gets underway. Sam leaves the Wall under orders [[spoiler:to become a maester]]. [[spoiler:The Siege of Meereen ends with Daenerys' victory.]]
** {{Jossed}}, {{Jossed}} and {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial is yet at the stage of picking the judges, Sam doesn't go further than Mole's Town to protect Gilly and the siege of Meereen is only starting.]]
[[WMG: Bronn will take on Osmund Kettleblack's plotline]]
* Since there's no Lollys Stokeworth for him to marry, and he's a popular character, they will need to find something for him to do. Putting him in bed with Cersei sounds like a fun option.
** The indication seems to be that he's going to have aspects of Ilyn Payne's plotline, training Jaime. Of course, it could be elements of both.
** This is extremely likely. The writers wouldn't get rid of a popular character like Bronn as long as he was still alive. His background and personality is incredibly similar to those of the Kettleblack brothers, and the show tends to cut or combine minor characters. Possibly, instead of being married into House Stokeworth, Cersei will make him one of her personal guard, or even place him into the Kingsguard, on the condition that he abandons Tyrion. This keeps him in the show and eliminates three unnecessary roles.
*** As of 4x07, Bronn has married Lollys offscreen.
*** As of 05x02, Lollys has been taken from him and he's become Jaime's bitch in Dorne.
* Since there's no Lollys Stokeworth for him to marry, and he's a popular character, they will need to find something for him to do. Putting him in bed with Cersei sounds like a fun option.
** The indication seems to be that he's going to have aspects of Ilyn Payne's plotline, training Jaime. Of course, it could be elements of both.
** This is extremely likely. The writers wouldn't get rid of a popular character like Bronn as long as he was still alive. His background and personality is incredibly similar to those of the Kettleblack brothers, and the show tends to cut or combine minor characters. Possibly, instead of being married into House Stokeworth, Cersei will make him one of her personal guard, or even place him into the Kingsguard, on the condition that he abandons Tyrion. This keeps him in the show and eliminates three unnecessary roles.
*** As of 4x07, Bronn has married Lollys offscreen.
*** As of 05x02, Lollys has been taken from him and he's become Jaime's bitch in Dorne.
[[WMG: The "boy" Baelish is talking about is Olyvar]]
Since Baelish was his former employer, he knows Olyvar is a former male prostitute and can rat him out to the Faith. So Baelish and Olenna can blackmail him into taking back his accusations and claiming that Cersei coerced him into testifying against Loras and Margaery. All he would have to face for saying he lied is perjury, which probably has a far less severe punishment than buggery and prostitution.
* Jossed; it was Lancel, ratting out his crimes for Cersei.
Since Baelish was his former employer, he knows Olyvar is a former male prostitute and can rat him out to the Faith. So Baelish and Olenna can blackmail him into taking back his accusations and claiming that Cersei coerced him into testifying against Loras and Margaery. All he would have to face for saying he lied is perjury, which probably has a far less severe punishment than buggery and prostitution.
* Jossed; it was Lancel, ratting out his crimes for Cersei.
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If the above WMG will come true (The Wildlings will rescue Davos and the Loyalist Nights Watchmen), Olly will wound Tormund before he hopefully) dies, and Tormund's fighting abilities will be hindered. I believe this hindrance will come into effect during the fight with the Bolton's. I sepculate that Tormund will fight Ramsay in one-on-one combat and ,due to his wound, will lose.
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If the above WMG will come true (The Wildlings will rescue Davos and the Loyalist Nights Watchmen), Olly will wound Tormund before he hopefully) dies, and Tormund's fighting abilities will be hindered. I believe this hindrance will come into effect during the fight with the Bolton's. I sepculate that Tormund will fight Ramsay in one-on-one combat and ,due and, due to his wound, will lose.
[[WMG: Guesses about what will happen in each episode of season 4]].
Please update as more titles are announced or add your own theories. Also bear in mind that WordOfGod confirms there is more than one WhamEpisode towards the end, instead with many throughout the show.
* "The Lion and the Rose". Tywin tries pushing forward Cersei and Loras' proposed marriage, with Oberyn Martell's arrival putting a strain on things. Joffrey [[spoiler:is poisoned at his wedding feast.]]
** Jossed the first, confirmed the second.
* "Oathkeeper". Brienne [[spoiler:receives a sword]] as a reward for [[spoiler:returning Jaime Lannister to King's Landing]], from Tywin most likely - or, alternatively, [[spoiler:from Jaime, to help her on her search for Sansa]].
** Confirmed.
* "First of His Name". [[spoiler:Tommen is crowned as king and marries Margaery]].
** Confirmed on the first part, jossed on the latter, although it will happen soon according to Tywin and Cersei.
* "The Laws of Gods and Men". [[spoiler:The initial trial of Tyrion]], and the outcome.
* "Mockingbird" is likely a reference to Littlefinger's storyline and will probably result in Littlefinger arriving in the Eyrie and likely end with the [[spoiler:death of Lysa Arryn]].
** Confirmed for the most part (Littlefinger's arrived in the Eyrie by "First of His Name").
* "The Mountain and the Viper". [[spoiler:Oberyn faces off against the Mountain in a trial by combat on Tyrion's behalf...]]
** Confirmed.
* "The Watchers on the Wall". Mance Rayder and the Night's Watch face off.
** Confirmed.
* "The Children". Is likely a reference to the Children of the Forest. [[spoiler:Tyrion escapes his cell with Varys' help and kills his father.]] Also, possibly, [[spoiler:the last scene will show Lady Stoneheart]].
** Confirmed for every count except the very last.
Please update as more titles are announced or add your own theories. Also bear in mind that WordOfGod confirms there is more than one WhamEpisode towards the end, instead with many throughout the show.
* "The Lion and the Rose". Tywin tries pushing forward Cersei and Loras' proposed marriage, with Oberyn Martell's arrival putting a strain on things. Joffrey [[spoiler:is poisoned at his wedding feast.]]
** Jossed the first, confirmed the second.
* "Oathkeeper". Brienne [[spoiler:receives a sword]] as a reward for [[spoiler:returning Jaime Lannister to King's Landing]], from Tywin most likely - or, alternatively, [[spoiler:from Jaime, to help her on her search for Sansa]].
** Confirmed.
* "First of His Name". [[spoiler:Tommen is crowned as king and marries Margaery]].
** Confirmed on the first part, jossed on the latter, although it will happen soon according to Tywin and Cersei.
* "The Laws of Gods and Men". [[spoiler:The initial trial of Tyrion]], and the outcome.
* "Mockingbird" is likely a reference to Littlefinger's storyline and will probably result in Littlefinger arriving in the Eyrie and likely end with the [[spoiler:death of Lysa Arryn]].
** Confirmed for the most part (Littlefinger's arrived in the Eyrie by "First of His Name").
* "The Mountain and the Viper". [[spoiler:Oberyn faces off against the Mountain in a trial by combat on Tyrion's behalf...]]
** Confirmed.
* "The Watchers on the Wall". Mance Rayder and the Night's Watch face off.
** Confirmed.
* "The Children". Is likely a reference to the Children of the Forest. [[spoiler:Tyrion escapes his cell with Varys' help and kills his father.]] Also, possibly, [[spoiler:the last scene will show Lady Stoneheart]].
** Confirmed for every count except the very last.
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[[WMG: Bronn will take on Osmund Kettleblack's plotline]]
* Since there's no Lollys Stokeworth for him to marry, and he's a popular character, they will need to find something for him to do. Putting him in bed with Cersei sounds like a fun option.
** The indication seems to be that he's going to have aspects of Ilyn Payne's plotline, training Jaime. Of course, it could be elements of both.
** This is extremely likely. The writers wouldn't get rid of a popular character like Bronn as long as he was still alive. His background and personality is incredibly similar to those of the Kettleblack brothers, and the show tends to cut or combine minor characters. Possibly, instead of being married into House Stokeworth, Cersei will make him one of her personal guard, or even place him into the Kingsguard, on the condition that he abandons Tyrion. This keeps him in the show and eliminates three unnecessary roles.
*** As of 4x07, Bronn has married Lollys offscreen.
*** As of 05x02, Lollys has been taken from him and he's become Jaime's bitch in Dorne.
[[WMG: Guesses about what will happen in each episode]].
Please update as more titles are announced or add your own theories. Also bear in mind that WordOfGod confirms there is more than one WhamEpisode towards the end, instead with many throughout the show.
* "Two Swords". Jaime begins his training.
** Jossed.
* "The Lion and the Rose". Tywin tries pushing forward Cersei and Loras' proposed marriage, with Oberyn Martell's arrival putting a strain on things. Joffrey [[spoiler:is poisoned at his wedding feast.]]
** Jossed the first, confirmed the second.
* "Breaker of Chains". [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial]] gets underway. Sam leaves the Wall under orders [[spoiler:to become a maester]]. [[spoiler:The Siege of Meereen ends with Daenerys' victory.]]
** {{Jossed}}, {{Jossed}} and {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial is yet at the stage of picking the judges, Sam doesn't go further than Mole's Town to protect Gilly and the siege of Meereen is only starting.]]
* "Oathkeeper". Brienne [[spoiler:receives a sword]] as a reward for [[spoiler:returning Jaime Lannister to King's Landing]], from Tywin most likely - or, alternatively, [[spoiler:from Jaime, to help her on her search for Sansa]].
** Confirmed.
* "First of His Name". [[spoiler:Tommen is crowned as king and marries Margaery]].
** Confirmed on the first part, jossed on the latter, although it will happen soon according to Tywin and Cersei.
* "The Laws of Gods and Men". [[spoiler:The initial trial of Tyrion]], and the outcome.
* "Mockingbird" is likely a reference to Littlefinger's storyline and will probably result in Littlefinger arriving in the Eyrie and likely end with the [[spoiler:death of Lysa Arryn]].
** Jossed on the first part at least. Littlefinger's arrived in the Eyrie by "First of His Name". [[spoiler: Ending confirmed.]]
* "The Mountain and the Viper". [[spoiler:Oberyn faces off against the Mountain in a trial by combat on Tyrion's behalf...]]
** Confirmed.
* "The Watchers on the Wall". Mance Rayder and the Night's Watch face off.
** Confirmed.
* "The Children". Is likely a reference to the Children of the Forest. [[spoiler:Tyrion escapes his cell with Varys' help and kills his father.]] Also, possibly, [[spoiler:the last scene will show Lady Stoneheart]].
** Confirmed for every count except the very last.
* Since there's no Lollys Stokeworth for him to marry, and he's a popular character, they will need to find something for him to do. Putting him in bed with Cersei sounds like a fun option.
** The indication seems to be that he's going to have aspects of Ilyn Payne's plotline, training Jaime. Of course, it could be elements of both.
** This is extremely likely. The writers wouldn't get rid of a popular character like Bronn as long as he was still alive. His background and personality is incredibly similar to those of the Kettleblack brothers, and the show tends to cut or combine minor characters. Possibly, instead of being married into House Stokeworth, Cersei will make him one of her personal guard, or even place him into the Kingsguard, on the condition that he abandons Tyrion. This keeps him in the show and eliminates three unnecessary roles.
*** As of 4x07, Bronn has married Lollys offscreen.
*** As of 05x02, Lollys has been taken from him and he's become Jaime's bitch in Dorne.
[[WMG: Guesses about what will happen in each episode]].
Please update as more titles are announced or add your own theories. Also bear in mind that WordOfGod confirms there is more than one WhamEpisode towards the end, instead with many throughout the show.
* "Two Swords". Jaime begins his training.
** Jossed.
* "The Lion and the Rose". Tywin tries pushing forward Cersei and Loras' proposed marriage, with Oberyn Martell's arrival putting a strain on things. Joffrey [[spoiler:is poisoned at his wedding feast.]]
** Jossed the first, confirmed the second.
* "Breaker of Chains". [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial]] gets underway. Sam leaves the Wall under orders [[spoiler:to become a maester]]. [[spoiler:The Siege of Meereen ends with Daenerys' victory.]]
** {{Jossed}}, {{Jossed}} and {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Tyrion's trial is yet at the stage of picking the judges, Sam doesn't go further than Mole's Town to protect Gilly and the siege of Meereen is only starting.]]
* "Oathkeeper". Brienne [[spoiler:receives a sword]] as a reward for [[spoiler:returning Jaime Lannister to King's Landing]], from Tywin most likely - or, alternatively, [[spoiler:from Jaime, to help her on her search for Sansa]].
** Confirmed.
* "First of His Name". [[spoiler:Tommen is crowned as king and marries Margaery]].
** Confirmed on the first part, jossed on the latter, although it will happen soon according to Tywin and Cersei.
* "The Laws of Gods and Men". [[spoiler:The initial trial of Tyrion]], and the outcome.
* "Mockingbird" is likely a reference to Littlefinger's storyline and will probably result in Littlefinger arriving in the Eyrie and likely end with the [[spoiler:death of Lysa Arryn]].
** Jossed on the first part at least. Littlefinger's arrived in the Eyrie by "First of His Name". [[spoiler: Ending confirmed.]]
* "The Mountain and the Viper". [[spoiler:Oberyn faces off against the Mountain in a trial by combat on Tyrion's behalf...]]
** Confirmed.
* "The Watchers on the Wall". Mance Rayder and the Night's Watch face off.
** Confirmed.
* "The Children". Is likely a reference to the Children of the Forest. [[spoiler:Tyrion escapes his cell with Varys' help and kills his father.]] Also, possibly, [[spoiler:the last scene will show Lady Stoneheart]].
** Confirmed for every count except the very last.
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[[WMG: The "boy" Baelish is talking about is Olyvar]]
Since Baelish was his former employer, he knows Olyvar is a former male prostitute and can rat him out to the Faith. So Baelish and Olenna can blackmail him into taking back his accusations and claiming that Cersei coerced him into testifying against Loras and Margaery. All he would have to face for saying he lied is perjury, which probably has a far less severe punishment than buggery and prostitution.
* I though it was Lancel, ratting out his crimes for Cersei?
Since Baelish was his former employer, he knows Olyvar is a former male prostitute and can rat him out to the Faith. So Baelish and Olenna can blackmail him into taking back his accusations and claiming that Cersei coerced him into testifying against Loras and Margaery. All he would have to face for saying he lied is perjury, which probably has a far less severe punishment than buggery and prostitution.
* I though it was Lancel, ratting out his crimes for Cersei?
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Confirmed for every count except the very last.
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[[WMG: [[spoiler: The Nights King will be the one behind Lady Stoneheart]].]]
[[spoiler: A change from the books, but it will be used to show the White Walkers ''aren't'' taking their game and gaining influence in Westeros. This goes with the theory that the Night's King is connected to the Starks, and thus, he'd be using Stoneheart!Lady Stark as his proxy.]]
[[spoiler: A change from the books, but it will be used to show the White Walkers ''aren't'' taking their game and gaining influence in Westeros. This goes with the theory that the Night's King is connected to the Starks, and thus, he'd be using Stoneheart!Lady Stark as his proxy.]]
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[[WMG: [[spoiler: The Nights Night's King will be the one behind [[spoiler: Lady Stoneheart]].]]
[[spoiler: A change from the books, but it will be used to show the White Walkers ''aren't'' taking their game and gaining influence in Westeros. This goes with the theory that the Night's King is [[spoiler:is connected to the Starks, and thus, he'd be using Stoneheart!Lady Stark as his proxy.]]
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* Jorah Mormont [[spoiler:will get Grayscale, in the next three episodes.]] The Stone Men have been heavily name-dropped and Jorah will take over the other part of Jon Connington's story. He will also get increasingly desperate knowing that his time is short. So in the end, [[spoiler:when Daenerys flies away, he thinking he has nothing to lose will go to the Dragonpit, become Quentyn Martell and release the dragons and get burnt in the process. He will also bring the disease to Meereen and cause an epidemic]].
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* Jorah Mormont [[spoiler:will get Grayscale, Grеyscale, in the next three episodes.]] The Stone Men have been heavily name-dropped and Jorah will take over the other part of Jon Connington's story. He will also get increasingly desperate knowing that his time is short. So in the end, [[spoiler:when Daenerys flies away, he thinking he has nothing to lose will go to the Dragonpit, become Quentyn Martell and release the dragons and get burnt in the process. He will also bring the disease to Meereen and cause an epidemic]].
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** Jossed, though the last part happens.
* Brienne of Tarth will run into Stannis and Melisandre on their march to Winterfell. She is forced to choose between saving Sansa and honoring her vows or taking revenge for Renly.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:Brienne ditches her vigil to Sansa and goes and gives Stannis some vengeance but which kind of is like a MercyKill]].
* Jon Snow will send Sam and Gilly away after [[spoiler:Maester Aemon dies in Season 5 of old-age]]. Either he gets PutOnABus and sails via Eastwatch and goes to Oldtown, or he gets caught up in the shenanigans at Winterfell and he and Gilly take on the Mance Rayder and his Wives part in freeing Sansa.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:In the finale, Jon Snow sends Sam, Gilly and Baby to Oldtown]].
* Brienne of Tarth will run into Stannis and Melisandre on their march to Winterfell. She is forced to choose between saving Sansa and honoring her vows or taking revenge for Renly.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:Brienne ditches her vigil to Sansa and goes and gives Stannis some vengeance but which kind of is like a MercyKill]].
* Jon Snow will send Sam and Gilly away after [[spoiler:Maester Aemon dies in Season 5 of old-age]]. Either he gets PutOnABus and sails via Eastwatch and goes to Oldtown, or he gets caught up in the shenanigans at Winterfell and he and Gilly take on the Mance Rayder and his Wives part in freeing Sansa.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:In the finale, Jon Snow sends Sam, Gilly and Baby to Oldtown]].
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** Jossed, though the last part happens.
* Brienne of Tarth will run into Stannis and Melisandre on their march to Winterfell. She is forced to choose between saving Sansa and honoring her vows or taking revenge for Renly.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:Brienne ditches her vigil to Sansa and goes and gives Stannis some vengeance but which kind of is like a MercyKill]].
* Jon Snow will send Sam and Gilly away after [[spoiler:Maester Aemon dies in Season 5 of old-age]]. Either he gets PutOnABus and sails via Eastwatch and goes to Oldtown, or he gets caught up in the shenanigans at Winterfell and he and Gilly take on the Mance Rayder and his Wives part in freeing Sansa.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:In the finale, Jon Snow sends Sam, Gilly and Baby to Oldtown]].escape does happen.
* Brienne of Tarth will run into Stannis and Melisandre on their march to Winterfell. She is forced to choose between saving Sansa and honoring her vows or taking revenge for Renly.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:Brienne ditches her vigil to Sansa and goes and gives Stannis some vengeance but which kind of is like a MercyKill]].
* Jon Snow will send Sam and Gilly away after [[spoiler:Maester Aemon dies in Season 5 of old-age]]. Either he gets PutOnABus and sails via Eastwatch and goes to Oldtown, or he gets caught up in the shenanigans at Winterfell and he and Gilly take on the Mance Rayder and his Wives part in freeing Sansa.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:In the finale, Jon Snow sends Sam, Gilly and Baby to Oldtown]].
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[[WMG: Season Five Plot Twists]]
* Brienne of Tarth will run into Stannis and Melisandre on their march to Winterfell. She is forced to choose between saving Sansa and honoring her vows or taking revenge for Renly.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:Brienne ditches her vigil to Sansa and goes and gives Stannis some vengeance but which kind of is like a MercyKill]].
* Jon Snow will send Sam and Gilly away after [[spoiler:Maester Aemon dies in Season 5 of old-age]]. Either he gets PutOnABus and sails via Eastwatch and goes to Oldtown, or he gets caught up in the shenanigans at Winterfell and he and Gilly take on the Mance Rayder and his Wives part in freeing Sansa.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:In the finale, Jon Snow sends Sam, Gilly and Baby to Oldtown]].
* Brienne of Tarth will run into Stannis and Melisandre on their march to Winterfell. She is forced to choose between saving Sansa and honoring her vows or taking revenge for Renly.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:Brienne ditches her vigil to Sansa and goes and gives Stannis some vengeance but which kind of is like a MercyKill]].
* Jon Snow will send Sam and Gilly away after [[spoiler:Maester Aemon dies in Season 5 of old-age]]. Either he gets PutOnABus and sails via Eastwatch and goes to Oldtown, or he gets caught up in the shenanigans at Winterfell and he and Gilly take on the Mance Rayder and his Wives part in freeing Sansa.
** Confirmed. [[spoiler:In the finale, Jon Snow sends Sam, Gilly and Baby to Oldtown]].
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* Jossed as of 4x03
[[WMG: Tyrion will end up leading a Dothraki horde [[spoiler: which eventually discovers Dany in the Dothraki sea]]]]
Since the Khalisar of the dothraki army which [[spoiler: finds Dany at the very end of ADWD]] was killed by Drogo in season 1, Tyrion's plotline will be altered to having him win over the support of a large army of Dothraki in much the same manner as he did the Vale clans in season 1 after he [[spoiler: escapes slavery]]. This may replace his interactions with the Second Sons, or said interactions could be delegated to another character.
* Jossed; Tyrion winds up Dani's stand-in in Mereen, and Dani comes across the horde all by herself, eventually becoming their leader.
Since the Khalisar of the dothraki army which [[spoiler: finds Dany at the very end of ADWD]] was killed by Drogo in season 1, Tyrion's plotline will be altered to having him win over the support of a large army of Dothraki in much the same manner as he did the Vale clans in season 1 after he [[spoiler: escapes slavery]]. This may replace his interactions with the Second Sons, or said interactions could be delegated to another character.
* Jossed; Tyrion winds up Dani's stand-in in Mereen, and Dani comes across the horde all by herself, eventually becoming their leader.
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[[WMG: Tyrion will end up leading a Dothraki horde [[spoiler: which eventually discovers Dany in the Dothraki sea]]]]
Since the Khalisar of the dothraki army which [[spoiler: finds Dany at the very end of ADWD]] was killed by Drogo in season 1, Tyrion's plotline will be altered to having him win over the support of a large army of Dothraki in much the same manner as he did the Vale clans in season 1 after he [[spoiler: escapes slavery]]. This may replace his interactions with the Second Sons, or said interactions could be delegated to another character.
Since the Khalisar of the dothraki army which [[spoiler: finds Dany at the very end of ADWD]] was killed by Drogo in season 1, Tyrion's plotline will be altered to having him win over the support of a large army of Dothraki in much the same manner as he did the Vale clans in season 1 after he [[spoiler: escapes slavery]]. This may replace his interactions with the Second Sons, or said interactions could be delegated to another character.
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[[WMG: Westeros is an advance version of the Medieval World briefly glimpse in the movie Westworld. West(world) Eidetic Operating System.]]
* Called Game of Thrones since nerds often played it while sitting on their "thrones."
* One day we will all play it.
* Called Game of Thrones since nerds often played it while sitting on their "thrones."
* One day we will all play it.
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[[WMG: Westeros is an advance version of the Medieval World briefly glimpse in the movie Westworld. West(world) Eidetic Operating System.]]
* Called Game of Thrones since nerds often played it while sitting on their "thrones."
* One day we will all play it.
* Called Game of Thrones since nerds often played it while sitting on their "thrones."
* One day we will all play it.
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[[WMG:Related to the above, Jon becomes Coldhands]]
What little we know about Coldhands is that he is an intelligent Wight who was once a member of the Watch, and if I recall correctly, it was heavily implied that his original death was caused by a betrayal. In addition, Coldhands is shown to have a friendship with Sam, and Jon was pretty much Sam's only friend until he met Gilly. Finally, this would make Kit's interview make sense in an ExactWords way: Jon is dead, but Coldhands "lives" on.
** Jossed. [[spoiler:Benjen Stark is Coldhands]].
[[WMG: Brynden the Blackfish is ''not'' doing well at Riverrun, contrary to what Littlefinger claims.]]
He's de facto in command of Riverrun, but he is besieged by Frey forces in the situation that resulted in Jaime bitchslapping a Frey in the books. Littlefinger lied to Sansa after she snubbed him in a quick-thinking act of revenge, and then put a cherry on top by planting the seed of doubt about Jon Snow ("...Half brother"). The scenario will be modified to account for Brienne being sent there to call on him to aid his great-niece Sansa, with her turning back empty-handed.
* Jossed. They even dedicate an entire scene to making it clear that, yes, LF was telling the truth this time.
What little we know about Coldhands is that he is an intelligent Wight who was once a member of the Watch, and if I recall correctly, it was heavily implied that his original death was caused by a betrayal. In addition, Coldhands is shown to have a friendship with Sam, and Jon was pretty much Sam's only friend until he met Gilly. Finally, this would make Kit's interview make sense in an ExactWords way: Jon is dead, but Coldhands "lives" on.
** Jossed. [[spoiler:Benjen Stark is Coldhands]].
[[WMG: Brynden the Blackfish is ''not'' doing well at Riverrun, contrary to what Littlefinger claims.]]
He's de facto in command of Riverrun, but he is besieged by Frey forces in the situation that resulted in Jaime bitchslapping a Frey in the books. Littlefinger lied to Sansa after she snubbed him in a quick-thinking act of revenge, and then put a cherry on top by planting the seed of doubt about Jon Snow ("...Half brother"). The scenario will be modified to account for Brienne being sent there to call on him to aid his great-niece Sansa, with her turning back empty-handed.
* Jossed. They even dedicate an entire scene to making it clear that, yes, LF was telling the truth this time.
[[WMG: Theon and Yara Greyjoy are going to pop up in Essos in their next appearance.]]
* They may end up allying with Daenerys, who conveniently needs a navy (her ships were burned at Meereen) and also has a penchant for taking in people that have been disgraced or exiled from their homelands.
** Going off of that, they'll mention to her that Euron killed Balon as the iron price for the throne. Daenerys will PayEvilUntoEvil and have Euron roasted alive, paying the iron price for Euron's fleet.
** Confirmed. They arrive in Volantis in season 6, episode 7.
* They may end up allying with Daenerys, who conveniently needs a navy (her ships were burned at Meereen) and also has a penchant for taking in people that have been disgraced or exiled from their homelands.
** Going off of that, they'll mention to her that Euron killed Balon as the iron price for the throne. Daenerys will PayEvilUntoEvil and have Euron roasted alive, paying the iron price for Euron's fleet.
** Confirmed. They arrive in Volantis in season 6, episode 7.
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[[WMG: Coldhands will appear in season 5]]
We can still hope can't we?
* Since Bran is mostly done with his plot from book 5, they might add Coldhands now to give him something to do.
We can still hope can't we?
* Since Bran is mostly done with his plot from book 5, they might add Coldhands now to give him something to do.
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[[WMG:Related to the above, Jon becomes Coldhands]]
What little we know about Coldhands is that he is an intelligent Wight who was once a member of the Watch, and if I recall correctly, it was heavily implied that his original death was caused by a betrayal. In addition, Coldhands is shown to have a friendship with Sam, and Jon was pretty much Sam's only friend until he met Gilly. Finally, this would make Kit's interview make sense in an ExactWords way: Jon is dead, but Coldhands "lives" on.
What little we know about Coldhands is that he is an intelligent Wight who was once a member of the Watch, and if I recall correctly, it was heavily implied that his original death was caused by a betrayal. In addition, Coldhands is shown to have a friendship with Sam, and Jon was pretty much Sam's only friend until he met Gilly. Finally, this would make Kit's interview make sense in an ExactWords way: Jon is dead, but Coldhands "lives" on.
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[[WMG: Brynden the Blackfish is ''not'' doing well at Riverrun, contrary to what Littlefinger claims.]]
He's de facto in command of Riverrun, but he is besieged by Frey forces in the situation that resulted in Jaime bitchslapping a Frey in the books. Littlefinger lied to Sansa after she snubbed him in a quick-thinking act of revenge, and then put a cherry on top by planting the seed of doubt about Jon Snow ("...Half brother"). The scenario will be modified to account for Brienne being sent there to call on him to aid his great-niece Sansa, with her turning back empty-handed.
* Jossed. They even dedicate an entire scene to making it clear that, yes, LF was telling the truth this time.
[[WMG: Theon and Yara Greyjoy are going to pop up in Essos at next appearance.]]
* They may end up allying with Daenerys, who conveniently needs a navy (her ships were burned at Meereen) and also has a penchant for taking in people that have been disgraced or exiled from their homelands.
** Going off of that, they'll mention to her that Euron killed Balon as the iron price for the throne. Daenerys will PayEvilUntoEvil and have Euron roasted alive, paying the iron price for Euron's fleet.
He's de facto in command of Riverrun, but he is besieged by Frey forces in the situation that resulted in Jaime bitchslapping a Frey in the books. Littlefinger lied to Sansa after she snubbed him in a quick-thinking act of revenge, and then put a cherry on top by planting the seed of doubt about Jon Snow ("...Half brother"). The scenario will be modified to account for Brienne being sent there to call on him to aid his great-niece Sansa, with her turning back empty-handed.
* Jossed. They even dedicate an entire scene to making it clear that, yes, LF was telling the truth this time.
[[WMG: Theon and Yara Greyjoy are going to pop up in Essos at next appearance.]]
* They may end up allying with Daenerys, who conveniently needs a navy (her ships were burned at Meereen) and also has a penchant for taking in people that have been disgraced or exiled from their homelands.
** Going off of that, they'll mention to her that Euron killed Balon as the iron price for the throne. Daenerys will PayEvilUntoEvil and have Euron roasted alive, paying the iron price for Euron's fleet.
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[[WMG: We will see Cold Hands or [[spoiler:Benjen Stark]] return in Season Six.]]
After the Raven's cave is overrun by the White Walkers, Bran and Meera are left all alone in the far north, with no shelter and no allies and being pursued by an army of wights. Seems like the perfect opportunity for a certain supernatural being or a certain Stark to step in and give a helping hand.
* Confirmed, just about down to the letter. [[spoiler: And if Coldhands and Benjen Stark ''aren't'' the same guy in the books, they certainly are in the show.]]
After the Raven's cave is overrun by the White Walkers, Bran and Meera are left all alone in the far north, with no shelter and no allies and being pursued by an army of wights. Seems like the perfect opportunity for a certain supernatural being or a certain Stark to step in and give a helping hand.
* Confirmed, just about down to the letter. [[spoiler: And if Coldhands and Benjen Stark ''aren't'' the same guy in the books, they certainly are in the show.]]
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[[WMG: We will see Cold Hands or Benjen Stark return in Season Six.]]
After the Raven's cave is overrun by the White Walkers, Bran and Meera are left all alone in the far north, with no shelter and no allies and being pursued by an army of wights. Seems like the perfect opportunity for a certain supernatural being or a certain Stark to step in and give a helping hand.
* [[spoiler: Confirmed, just about down to the letter. And if Coldhands and Benjen Stark ''aren't'' the same guy in the books, they certainly are in the show.]]
After the Raven's cave is overrun by the White Walkers, Bran and Meera are left all alone in the far north, with no shelter and no allies and being pursued by an army of wights. Seems like the perfect opportunity for a certain supernatural being or a certain Stark to step in and give a helping hand.
* [[spoiler: Confirmed, just about down to the letter. And if Coldhands and Benjen Stark ''aren't'' the same guy in the books, they certainly are in the show.]]
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* [[spoiler: Confirmed, just about down to the letter. And if Coldhands and Benjen Stark ''aren't'' the same guy in the books, they certainly are in the show.]]
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* Jossed. They even dedicate an entire scene to making it clear that, yes, LF was telling the truth this time.
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[[WMG: Just like Joffrey was an {{Expy}} to Aerys II, Tommen will become one to Baelor "the Blessed" Targaryen.]]
[[spoiler: As episode 6-6 shows, he's already been swayed by the High Sparrow toward religious fanaticism.]] This will result in, among other things, the formerly, erm... [[HormoneAddledTeenager excitable]] Tommen becoming suddenly very chaste toward Margeary. He may not go quite to the extreme of his predecessor as far as [[SexIsEvilAndIAmHorny locking Margeary in a dungeon to avoid being tempted]], but this new attitude might prove slightly problematic as far as producing an heir goes. And if[=/=]when he dies, that'll set the stage for all seven hells to break loose in Westeros. From a legal standpoint, he's the last Baratheon left.
[[spoiler: As episode 6-6 shows, he's already been swayed by the High Sparrow toward religious fanaticism.]] This will result in, among other things, the formerly, erm... [[HormoneAddledTeenager excitable]] Tommen becoming suddenly very chaste toward Margeary. He may not go quite to the extreme of his predecessor as far as [[SexIsEvilAndIAmHorny locking Margeary in a dungeon to avoid being tempted]], but this new attitude might prove slightly problematic as far as producing an heir goes. And if[=/=]when he dies, that'll set the stage for all seven hells to break loose in Westeros. From a legal standpoint, he's the last Baratheon left.
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* Whoever does take it over will also discover [[spoiler:that the regiongion's gold mines are empty and thus the Lannisters aren't nearly as wealthy as they were in the past.]]
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* Whoever does take it over will also discover [[spoiler:that the regiongion's region's gold mines are empty and thus the Lannisters aren't nearly as wealthy as they were in the past.]]
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* Whoever does take it over will also discover [[spoiler:that the Crownland's gold mines are empty and thus the Lannisters aren't nearly as wealthy as they were in the past.]]
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* Whoever does take it over will also discover [[spoiler:that the Crownland's regiongion's gold mines are empty and thus the Lannisters aren't nearly as wealthy as they were in the past.]]
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[[WMG: The current leader of the White Walkers is the same guy who was turned into the first White Walker by the Children of the Forest]]
Since George R.R. Martin already stated that the Night's King of the books who was a traitorous Lord Commander of the Night's Watch is a legendary figure who is probably not real. He could still have a connection to the Stark family since he was likely one of the First Men, and the Starks are among the last known descendants of the First Men. Also, the reason he creates new White Walkers from newborns isn't because he can't do the same to adults. He ''can'', but it's too risky. He knows firsthand how badly [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters turning someone who hates you into a powerful living weapon]] can end. By using newborns instead, he can raise his soldiers to be loyal to him and to him alone.
Since George R.R. Martin already stated that the Night's King of the books who was a traitorous Lord Commander of the Night's Watch is a legendary figure who is probably not real. He could still have a connection to the Stark family since he was likely one of the First Men, and the Starks are among the last known descendants of the First Men. Also, the reason he creates new White Walkers from newborns isn't because he can't do the same to adults. He ''can'', but it's too risky. He knows firsthand how badly [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters turning someone who hates you into a powerful living weapon]] can end. By using newborns instead, he can raise his soldiers to be loyal to him and to him alone.
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[[WMG: The current leader of the White Walkers is the same guy who was turned into the first White Walker by the Children of the Forest]]
Since George R.R. Martin already stated that theNight's King of the books who was a traitorous Lord Commander of the Night's Watch is a legendary figure who is probably not real. He could still have a connection uses newborns to the Stark family since he was likely one of the First Men, and the Starks are among the last known descendants of the First Men. Also, the make White Walkers for a reason]]
The reason he creates new White Walkers from newborns isn't because he can't do the same to adults. He ''can'', but it's too risky. He knows firsthand how badly [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters turning someone who hates you into a powerful living weapon]] can end. By using newborns instead, he can raise his soldiers to be loyal to him and to him alone.
Since George R.R. Martin already stated that the
The reason he creates new White Walkers from newborns isn't because he can't do the same to adults. He ''can'', but it's too risky. He knows firsthand how badly [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters turning someone who hates you into a powerful living weapon]] can end. By using newborns instead, he can raise his soldiers to be loyal to him and to him alone.
