In S08E06 we see Jon visit Tyrion It seems the guards do allow him into the room as Jon hands his sword over to them. Knowing Tyrion, it's not far-fetched that he'd try to talk Jon into things. Hence my question, did Queen Daenerys allow the visit?

In S08E06 we see Jon hand in his sword when he On the other hand, he has his sword when he What is the policy on carrying swords around VIPs? Is there a policy?

In S08E06 we see Drogon burn down the Why did he do that? Did he grow a conscience and see that it was a source of evil?

In S08E06, we see the lords of Westeros One of the first to exclaim their vote was Samwell. Why was he allowed to vote? Why did he have a seat at the 'table'? As far as I know he is not a lord nor a lady.

In S08E03, In S08E06, we see that Jon is Does the Night's Watch still exist? If so, what is their purpose now? The dead are gone and the people north of where the wall used to be (the Free Folk) are Jon's friends.

At the end of season 7 we saw the Night King's army destroy (at least part of) the wall. At the end of S08E06, we see Jon go north of the wall. In those final shots, the wall seems to be intact. Has it been repaired? Why is there no visible damage?

At the end of episode 6 of season 8 leave the and go in the woods/jungle. Where are they going?

The books end at when Jon is killed ( if I'm not wrong - and I don't know if new ones came out ). But the show super-cedes the books.. So is the script for the show (everything after Jon is killed) written by just Benioff and Weiss or is GRR Martin (author of the books that inspired the show) i...

In Game of Thrones S08E06, Brienn She then opens the book which we saw in earlier seasons which holds the accomplishments of other Kingsguard members. What all did she write about Jaime? Has anyone transcribed it? I managed to see about his vow to Cat, his seige of Riverrun & his prom...

The first scene is showing us shortly after the battle in the previous episode. Immediately after that, comes the Immediately after the scene with Drogon we cut to a scene with Tyrion being led out of a cell, then to his trial at the Dragonpit. This is where things get confusing -- during dial...

In extension to this question, why did Drogon leave Jon after the death of Drogon's mother. Drogon had consciousness to destroy the Iron Throne. We all know that Drogon allowed Jon to pet. Does Drogon has the consciousness to forgive as well or Drogon doesn't know who killed the Mother of Drago...

Before the Battle of Winterfell, it is clear that they tipped the wooden stakes with dragon glass. But why was it that Melisandre still had to cover the trenches in flames? Also, why did the wights not disintegrate when they got stuck on the dragon glass tipped stakes?

He certainly deserved to. He mentions that he didn't think he'd be spoken of kindly. Why did the maester dislike him?

Having joined the Night's Watch, he forsook his rights to any land or titles. So why is he on the council will all the lords?

In Game of Thrones Season 8 finale, in the trial of I could recognize: Who are the others?

In Game of thrones Season 8 finale Sansa Why did other houses remain silent. They could also demand the same for their own kingdom. I could guess they are not very powerful to demand anything but there was no harm putting that in front of

Winterfell has been a part of the North(capital of the North) and the home to the Starks (for over 8000 years). They've been a part of the Seven Kingdoms for probably a lot of years (if not centuries - but I am not sure of this). Is has been under King Robert Baratheon's and before that under the...

The North have a large army. Could they not just march south, offer Jon his kingship in the North, and be fine? His "brother" is the king and I doubt the Unsullied would start a war over a king in a separate kingdom.

In the final episode, Tyrion makes an impassioned speech about To which Bran responds Or something like that, I don't remember the exact quote. But why would Bran say that? His power is to see the past, so he couldn't have known Tyrion was going to say that.

Jon is a Targaryen - Bran is in the most powerful position now.. What Jon did was treason according to the rule book and by Dany's followers, but hypothetically if his heritage was revealed, and his intentions behind the act AND a vote was taken, Jon would have been exonerated And he would have ...

The Night King destroyed the wall and Castle black in Season 7. However, in the ending scenes of season 8 we see that the wall is Intact? Who rebuilt the wall? Or why was it rebuilt?

In Game of Thrones S08E06 Arya is going in the west of Westeros. But do we ever have any hints what is lying there in the west of Westeros? Did it ever get mentioned before in the show or books or any other extended material? Is there any hints or rumor about the place beyond Westeros?

In Game of Thrones S08E06, we see and set sail to West of Westeros. Jon asks her what is there in West of Westeros & she replies with something like Nobody knows? Do we know what lies beyond West of Westeros? Do we have anything to go by from A Song of Ice and Fire Or from A World of Ice...

We see the end of Game of Throne show now but I want to know the status of all the major houses and kingdoms in the end. Like we know Sansa ruling the north as the free kingdom, Yara Greyjoy ruling the Iron Islands, Bran being the king of the six kingdoms but what about the rest?

We know Bran can see the past, but can he see the current past? For Example: Is he able to see what happened to Hodor and Mountain? Or how Cercie and Jamie died?

What was the significance of lord Varys letter in E05 as we haven't seen anything related to that in finale episode.

We've seen before that Army of the dead and the white walkers are destroyed but in the S8 finale, Jon is sent to the wall to be a Nightwatch again But why does the Nightwatch still exist? What exactly do they "watch"?

In the season 8 finale of Game of Thrones, we see the Dothraki besides the Unsullied but after they vanish! What did they do about it? Where did they go? How did they react?

Why didn't he mention Tyrion? List of things Tyrion has done: Hand of the King Defended Kings Landing in the battle of Blackwater Accused and convicted of killing King Joffrey. Killed the most powerful man in the Seven Kingdoms, Tywin Lannister. Hand of the Queen to Daenerys Targaryen. 6 ...

At the end of the finale of Game of Thrones, However given the threat of and what is the point of this group? They no longer are needed to defend Westeros, so what do they do now?

Its established that Bran can do the following things: Warging, Greensighting (seeing past and present), being a three-eyed raven. I'm not really sure if Bran can see into the future because as it seems, Bran can see only visions (which is not in his control) and not the things about to happen...

In the finale, Sir Davos suggests Grey Worm but: 1. The Unsullied are all men 2. The Unsullied are all cockless men! The most probable plot is to go there and stay as long as they live and then extinct! How are they gonna start their own house?

The final Game of Thrones books haven't been published (or even written) yet. But RR Martin has consulted on the show since the beginning. Did he ensure that the show ended the same way that the books are going to? Or did the show writers come up with their own ending? (There are obviously sma...

In S8 the audience come to this realization that probably because of Tyrion's pep talk. especially when he says: one can say that's why. he was scared of being killed. but isn't the righteousness of Jon and enough to do that? was the hierarchy plot necessary at all?

In Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 6, "The Iron Throne", after we see Jon Where did he fly off to?

In the finale of Game of Thrones, we see that Samwell Tarly is appointed Grand Maester, and the accompanying position on the Small Council. Sam stole tomes from the Citadel, never completed a link in his chain, and is a member of the Night's Watch. Any three of these things could disqualify him f...

It is seen that Bran can control any living things with some magic power in Game of Thrones. We have also seen once he had control one of the Dragon which implies that he could have controlled Drogon but he did not. Was Drogon too powerful to control or Bran played a trick to become the King of...

In Game of Thrones S04E02, "The Lion and the Rose", Joffrey Baratheon dies by drinking poisoned wine. The soldiers take Tyrion Lannister as prisoners and sentence him to death. Later he escapes. In S07E03 it is revealed that it was Olenna Tyrell's plan with Littlefinger to poison Joffrey to avo...

In Game of Thrones S8E04, fans were very upset after Jon Snow was reunited with his direwolf, Ghost, but seemed to ignore him. Here are just a few reactions: Vox: Why Game of Thrones fans are outraged over the show’s treatment of [spoiler] Harper's Bazaar: Jon Snow Didn't Even [spoiler] in Gam...

I was reading Fire & Blood and in there Aegon III got married to Daenaera Targaryen who was 6 years old. Was this the youngest highborn match in history or did someone take an even younger bride?

In S08E05 we see Varys writing and sealing several letters revealing Jon’s true identity, to raise support against Daenerys. We later see him burning one of these letters, after he realises he has been discovered and is preparing for arrest. The letter we see him burning is unrolled, and no oth...

In the season 8 episode finale of Game of Thrones the highest important lords met with Grey Worm to free To make things even more strange, they asked about his opinion of a potential solution which becomes the actual final one in the end I thought they (besides Sansa and Bran) don't like hi...

Since Games of Thrones is completed, Who is/are the greatest killer/s? Who killed the most overall? Who killed the most unnamed characters? Who killed the most named characters?

We saw Melisandre tell Arya: and sure Arya Did the writers include this only to raise theories such as Arya killing Cersei or Daenerys? What is the plot about the green eyes?

According to another answer about the ending of Game of Thrones, Bronn gets Highgarden: Kingdom of the Reach - Unknown Ruler: Bronn; Highgarden is part of the six kingdoms; Bronn was given highgarden as payment of the Lannister debts. This was of course part of the deal the Lannister boys m...

In S8E6, the following scene takes place (BRAN) And Drogon? Any word? (SAM) He was last spotted flying east, toward-- (BRONN) The farther away, the better. (BRAN) Perhaps I can find him. Do carry on with the rest. (TYRION) As you wish, Your Grace. Why is Bran so interest...

In the season 6 of Game Of Thrones Is there any price for him to pay anyone/anything for this? In Season 8 we can see that My question then is

...in light of how the last episode unfolded, that is. We were presented this information as though it was a huge game-changer for the whole plot and how it'd unfold. Characters start picking sides and all... and then: we're not sure whether or not Varys's ravens reached anyone or if anyone kn...

In the Finale, Drogon saw and seemed to understand what happened. But still he didn’t even harm Jon Snow for what he’s done. Why?

Why is Bronn I understand he became a Lord since Tyrion promised that to him, and so let's just assume Tyrion's word is bond or whatever, but he was never promised the role of In fact, he has no apparent skills that suggest he's good at that particular job because because he's just n...

Game of Thrones has been a massively popular, highly polished production for nearly a decade. Now that the entire show is done (and presumably all production has been definitively billed), I'm curious about the total cost of its production. A teaser trailer for the behind-the-scenes documentary a...

In S08E06 of Game of Thrones we learn that It seems that he at least somewhat expected this to happen based on his line, "why do you think I came all this way". One interpretation is that Bran became what was necessary and tried his best to save Westeros, and follow through in his new po...

In the Game of Thrones finale, we see However, with an era of peace on the horizon and with there doesn't appear to be any power exclusively behind the monarchy. It makes sense for some of the weaker Lords to agree to a ruling monarch, but a few of the Lords have formidable standing armies...

In Game of Thrones, it is shown that the Three eyed Raven (aka Bran) is capable of seeing the past through the eyes of any person in the human history. So why couldn't Arya simply ask Bran what's "west of Westeros" instead of sailing into the unknown? Surely Bran could relegate the story of every...

In the series finale they acknowledge that succeeded from the rest of the Realm. They then call it the but there are still So, why not just keep the name?

In the final episode of Game of Thrones, a pivoting moment resides in I don't understand how the Council made up by the remaining Lords & Ladies was so merciful with Tyrion and so harsh for Jon Snow. First, it seems that Grey Worm and the Unsullied (which for some reason have not executed th...

In Game of Thrones' S08E06, we see Bran elected king in what seems like an unprecedented event. Taking into account the books, elections have happened before in the form of The Great Council. Does the TV series ever refer to those?

According to an interview with Game of Thrones writers: BENIOFF: HBO would have been happy for the show to keep going, to have more episodes in the final season. We always believed it was about 73 hours, and it will be roughly that. As much as they wanted more, they understood that this is wh...

A Song of Ice and Fire isn't completed yet in print. I've Googled a bit, but can't determine if Martin is somehow contractually obligated to complete the books in a manner consistent with the conclusion of the television show. I have seen published comments that at least some events shown in th...

At the last episode of the Game of Thrones the council of the lords of Westeros is summoned and they When they do that, is the fact that Jon known to them? We know Sansa and Arya knows. But what about the others?

In the Game of Thrones finale, Sansa's Uncle Edmure Tully began making a speech and I understand that he was likely making a speech as to why he should be elected to be the King. However, Sansa interrupts him and says: Uncle, please sit. After which he embarrassingly and dejectedly sits do...