If Viserion is undead and rotting, which he is as you can see the holes in his wings, wouldn't it be very hard for him to maintain altitude? This is fan art because I couldn't find an actual image from episode 7 online.

In Season 7 Episode 6, The Night King killed Viserion and turned him into an undead dragon. In the finale, the Night King rode on Viserion's back to The Wall, where Viserion proceeded to breathe blue fire upon it, eventually melting and toppling it. This allowed the army of White Walkers and wig...

In Game of thrones season 7 finale the night king So was Viserion was breathing fire or something else?

In Season 7 finale Bran told Samwell about secret of Jon Snow. But why Samwell? Why Bran is not sharing this information with Sansa , Afterall she is her sister and more over she is the Lady of Winterfell for now. He does not share this detail even with Arya Stark. whats in his mind by n...

In some questions (see this one, for instance) it is reported that, according to what was stated in the books and proved in the TV show, a white walker can be killed using a weapon that was forged with dragon fire: obsidian fire itself (possibly) Valyrian steel However, due to the events happ...

The Night's king was given a gift when the dragons attacked and he was able to convert it making the assault on the wall far easier. Now his army travels south and he has the advantage to scout and see further ahead than before when he was just on horse back. But the question is what is his obje...

In Game of Thrones Season 7 So, while it's not clear whether this will persist but that makes you wonder... Valyrians, or at least Targaryens (historically) do not forbid sibling marriage, and incest, at least among nobles. But what about in the environments in which i.e. in the North, a...

In the Game of Thrones series, seanson 7, episode 7, we saw Jaime riding his horse and heading somewhere, where is he heading to? and why he covered his right hand? if it is because it is cold, his hand is made of gold, so why he coverred it?

I have seen some fan theories claim that the NK has foresight abilities similar to Bran's, and that Entertaining this possibility, to what extent can the NK use his foresight abilities? Can he predict the outcome of the great war to come where he loses or triumphs?

Spoilers for the Season 7 finale of Game of Thrones, "The Dragon and the Wolf". At the end of the episode through one of Bran's visions we learn that: While we knew that Jon was the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark why would This just seems confusing...

In "The Dragon and the Wolf" (Game of Thrones, S07E07), Why did Lyanna choose this name for Jon Snow? Is there any special significance to this name?

This may spoil your finale In "The Dragon and the Wolf" (Game of Thrones, S07E07), In final, Conversation between Cersei and Jammie has taken place. In that Jammie tell Cersei to give order and Cersei nod in affirmative as if she agreed to kill Jamie as she find him disloyal. Even Mountain ta...

In the finale of season 7 of Game of Thrones, What struck me as odd is that no one near Cersei seemed to even try to get between her and her attacker, who started running from a considerable distance (spoiler link). Even the Mountain barely moved, who is arguably the most unstoppable man-shap...

In the finale of season 7 of Game of Thrones, Who decided the meeting place and why?

In S7E7, we see these 2 characters: Where were they? I thought that: Very soon afterwards these 2 characters are then seen in

We obviously know that The Mountain is in the Queensguard but do we know any of the other members in it? Can we assume that those that were in Joffery's/Tommen's Kingsguard and were still alive at the time Cersei was made queen are in it?

(Final season 7 episode spoiler) In the season finale, we find out that Rhaegar's youngest son's given name at birth is: Were the names of the other children ever explicitly stated in the show (not the books)?

In episode S07E07, "The Wolf and the Dragon", Littlefinger was in a trial, accused by Sansa and Bran of many crimes that he has committed against the Stark family and eventually was sentenced to death. But they didn't show any evidence or proof of Sansa's accusations. He could easily denied every...

In the Season 7 finale of Game of Thrones, Just before she goes down to the Dragonpit, she gives the Mountain (Ser Gregor Clegane) a set of instructions: So we know that number 2 was Tyrion, and number 3 was Jon Snow. But who was the first? I know, it might seem obvious that she was talkin...

In Game of Thrones' season 7 finale, What events led the Stark children to deduce Littlefinger's plans? — obviously at least some degree of Greensight is to thank, as implied by Bran saying However, there is at least some suggestion that Arya knows more than what she says even before that m...

It is clearly said in the Game of Thrones series that fire destroys wights. Also it is known that dragonglass and valyrian steel can destroy both wights and white walkers. Can white walkers also be destroyed by fire like the wights?

The Unsullied were stuck on Casterly Rock the last time we saw them. This episode showed them stand around the castle in King's Landing. How did they get there?

Just like the topic says, I am curious to see if there is any information on this notion. Most of my friends who watched thought it was a great (though predicable) season finale, to which, we all expected those events to happen. However, I have 1 friend who thought it was a terrible finale and ...

In Season 7 Episode 7, it was revealed that: But if this is the case then; My question is primarily about GoT but I've tagged it a-song-of-ice-and-fire in case the books provide useful details on succession rules.

The question is quite simple, does Jaime Lannister have any claim to the Iron Throne? In other words, how far down in the succession is he? After all, his sister is currently the Queen, so if she dies does he get the Throne? The succession is not quite clear, but Jaime is related to the current ...