as far as I know, Arya didn't see the night king before,
So how she identifies night king in season 8 episode 3: The Long Night
When Bran got his Three Eyed Raven Powers, it is reasonable to see Bran's company (Meera, Hodor, etc.) believe that he has these visions because they can actually see even the Children of the Forest.
But how did Tyrion and many others easily believe to what Bran says? Personally, I think it shou...
In the Game of Thrones finale, S08E06 The Iron Throne we can see Bran the Broken being chosen as King of the 7 Kingdoms, but Sansa claims for the North to be independent hence making the realm of 6 Kingdoms.
We could expect the other Lords to step for their own realms and also asking for indepen...
It's not a crime, it just means what it says: a ninth born son. Therefore, a son from a large family will inherit nothing. No opportunities, even if the son is from a noble house. And if it's a son from commoners, it's possible that they have no choice, as there isn't enough food. Keep in mind th...
When Tyrion nominates Bran to become King of the Six Kingdoms, Bran replies with a cheeky "Why do you think I came all this way?" response. This implies on some level that he had already known beforehand that the events leading up to the final battle would result in him being at least chosen or n...
In Game of Thrones, several dialogues mention the lengthy winters and the fears they impose on people. We know that the weather system in Westeros is quite different from our world, and each season may last for ages. From the beginning of the first season, the Starks' motto was winter is coming, ...
Towards the end of the final episode of Game of Thrones Jon is talking with the remaining Starks and says to Bran "I'm sorry I wasn't there for you" but what does he mean?
The only time Jon could have done anything to protect Bran was the 'Hold the door' moment and being pushed out if the tower w...
The Quill and Tankard
In the Game of Thrones Season 8 finale before leaving for
Jon apologises to Bran and says:
I am sorry I wasn't there when you needed me.
To which Bran replies"
You were exactly where you were supposed to be.
What is Jon apologising for and what does Bran mean exactly?
He could killed Jon Snow if he wanted to... I mean he just was told that the king must decide and that the king would be chosen by lords and ladies and he agreed... Why on Earth would he do that?... I don't think that he was afraid of battle or war...
In the final episode of Game of Thrones, Drogon is taking Daenerys
And flying away. Is it mentioned anywhere in the show or in the books where they're headed and what Drogon plans to do with her?
At the seasons finale we learn that
! The North remains an independent kingdom and that the Seven Kingdoms get renamed to the Six Kingdoms.
! The wall is the northern border of the North. And following the above it is not in the Six Kingdoms anymore. So the king of the Six Kingdoms has n...
In the GoT finale, Sansa said that Bran couldn't father a child. And then, this fact was used by Tyrion Lannister to persuade Grey Worm that
My question is: How could anyone know that Bran was infertile? Nobody had access to advanced technology to determine that and Westeros would definitely h...
Ever since we learned Jon Snow was
I have been waiting to see if he can get burned, or if he's immune like Daenerys.
Every time it seemed like this theory is about to be tested, it wasn't.
When he was facing the dead dragon in S08E03,
Is there any part in the show that would suggest if he's...
So in the council in Game of Thrones S08E06 where the new King is elected in we see 15 (if I counted correctly) remaining Lords and Ladies representing various areas/houses. I can easily see:
Sansa, Bran and Arya for Stark/Winterfell/The North
Gendry for house Baratheon and presumably the Storm...
As we saw the queen went on rampage killing everyone but is it really possible for a dragon to break the walls like pile of woods?
I am quite amazed, if they can do it so easily then they could have been better used against white walkers. S08 E04
How is it even remotely plausible that the Dothraki and the Unsullied, who have pledged unconditional loyalty to Dany, do absolutely nothing when Jon kills her?
They live for her.
It is absolutely not believable that they sit idly by, and are merely content with "imprisoning" Jon, or having hi...
When she legitimised Gendry, Daenerys had not won the Iron Throne.
and Gendry was at the Great Council before
How was Gendry able to become Lord of Storm's End?
Did she not have anything to say to the man that had betrayed her? She didn't even scream in pain or anger, she just looked at him in disbelief and died.
The show has shown us all manner of fates. Is there ever a mention of this group of Lannister soldiers outside of Arya's only interaction?
In S08E06, Daenerys gave a speech to her Unsullied and Dothraki troops where she said
Other than the troops, who of the listeners would have understood what she was saying?