Bold Predictions for Season 7

[Masha]

2 hours ago, mafro987daboss said:

Read this comprehensive, episode-by-episode list of season 7 predictions by Yelmer: the best I've seen so far!

https://yelmermotmans.wordpress.com/2016/07/25/game-of-thrones-season-7-predictions/

Some have criticised it for being fairly predictable, but I like that there isn't too much 'fan-service' and the narrative is engaging with major events balanced throughout the episodes.

Thoughts?

Kind of OK, I doubt that Arya will not kill anyone else on her list. I also not sure if Jon would travel himself to Riverlands instead of sending Sansa. But sounds very plausible, just very Hollywood and not shocking

 

@Trudee I found it funny that reddit deleted this guys spoilers because he didn't post it right and his "spoilers" are fake. He actually sounds very much like another fake "spoiler" for season 6, not truede who was right. That guy too was obsessed with Dorne storyline and had whole Doran and Arianne storyline over all 10 episodes but the dead giveaway was Tormund's fate. The guy was fixed on Tormund fighting a battle in one episode, surviving it and then dying of his wounds as a "shock" in the next episode. (in season 6, spoilers according to him, Tormund survives ep 9 and dies in ep 10 with a tearful scene for jon snow). Now, This guy repeats it again for "spoilers" for season 7, ep 6 battle and ep 7 Tormund dies of his wounds.

[Trump the Builder]

14 hours ago, mafro987daboss said:

Read this comprehensive, episode-by-episode list of season 7 predictions by Yelmer: the best I've seen so far!

https://yelmermotmans.wordpress.com/2016/07/25/game-of-thrones-season-7-predictions/

Some have criticised it for being fairly predictable, but I like that there isn't too much 'fan-service' and the narrative is engaging with major events balanced throughout the episodes.

Thoughts?

i would sign up for that.  seems like it would be pretty interesting to see that play out on TV

[illinifan]

The while thing just sounded like bad fan fiction.  

[JonSnowed]

I like that they've had a go at it but it does seem a little too predictable and happy. Dany surely has to take some hits before heading north to support Jon, Cersei will go down fighting for sure, Jon isn't heading south but will somehow have to deal with Sansa/Littlefinger, there will almost certainly be some unexpected deaths and for me just Yara/Tormund/Davos doesn't cut it - now if they predicted Sansa, Jamie, Bran, Arya and gave a rationale I would be interested because they could all fall in the right circumstance as probably only Jon, Dany and perhaps Tyrion are truly safe this coming season.

[Pacala]

the brotherhood without banners going strong and spread the idea of no more houses. Revolution is about to start, Westeros become a republic.

Sandor Clegane is alected protector of the realm for the war that set to come against WW.

[mafro987daboss]

1 hour ago, JonSnowed said:

I like that they've had a go at it but it does seem a little too predictable and happy. Dany surely has to take some hits before heading north to support Jon, Cersei will go down fighting for sure, Jon isn't heading south but will somehow have to deal with Sansa/Littlefinger, there will almost certainly be some unexpected deaths and for me just Yara/Tormund/Davos doesn't cut it - now if they predicted Sansa, Jamie, Bran, Arya and gave a rationale I would be interested because they could all fall in the right circumstance as probably only Jon, Dany and perhaps Tyrion are truly safe this coming season.

But season 8 isn't going to be a 7 hour long battle! We still need a lot of characters interacting, and removing half of them in season 7 isn't conducive to an exciting final season. I do agree Cersei and Jaime need to die soon though. I really like what he did with Melisandre so wouldn't be against it playing out like this.

[lakin1013]

23 hours ago, mafro987daboss said:

Read this comprehensive, episode-by-episode list of season 7 predictions by Yelmer: the best I've seen so far!

https://yelmermotmans.wordpress.com/2016/07/25/game-of-thrones-season-7-predictions/

Some have criticised it for being fairly predictable, but I like that there isn't too much 'fan-service' and the narrative is engaging with major events balanced throughout the episodes.

Thoughts?

This reads reasonable and fairly logical and it does make sense, based on where we left off.  It is fitting that Howland Reed is the one character to tell Jon the truth about his past.  I DID think Gendry would have a role to play in the next season and if this is correct, I was right. There are no surprises here, though, except maybe Sansa.    

[illinifan]

23 hours ago, Masha said:

Kind of OK, I doubt that Arya will not kill anyone else on her list. I also not sure if Jon would travel himself to Riverlands instead of sending Sansa. But sounds very plausible, just very Hollywood and not shocking

 

@Trudee I found it funny that reddit deleted this guys spoilers because he didn't post it right and his "spoilers" are fake. He actually sounds very much like another fake "spoiler" for season 6, not truede who was right. That guy too was obsessed with Dorne storyline and had whole Doran and Arianne storyline over all 10 episodes but the dead giveaway was Tormund's fate. The guy was fixed on Tormund fighting a battle in one episode, surviving it and then dying of his wounds as a "shock" in the next episode. (in season 6, spoilers according to him, Tormund survives ep 9 and dies in ep 10 with a tearful scene for jon snow). Now, This guy repeats it again for "spoilers" for season 7, ep 6 battle and ep 7 Tormund dies of his wounds.

Tormund is one of the characters who could die IMO.  But the rest is ridiculous.

[OrcusOfUndeath]

I dunno Tormund is the only Wildling we really know at this point. Killing him off would make Wildlings a sort of a faceless mob (and already they've been struggling to differentiate themselves in the show) and that could harm the Northern storyline IMO.

[JonSnowed]

Yes killing Davos and Tormund leaves Jon with nobody as his council, that just will not happen in my opinion.  Jon will likely lose someone perhaps it's Sansa, or one of Davos/Tormund but I think one of them needs to be there when they eventually treat with Dany in season 8.  Likewise Dany also needs to lose someone and she has more people around her so Missandei, Grey worm, Yara, Theon, the Dornish lot are good people to die.  But again these are all pretty much secondary characters (Theon perhaps excluded).

I guess Cersei, then Jamie/Sansa are the most likely big deaths.

[ADanceWithCats]

E1: We reunite with our heroes. Dany has made a pit stop in Volantis, freeing the slaves of this city. Bran has made it to Castle Black, to be met by Edd. In Winterfell, Littlefinger creeps on Sansa, who is dissatisfied with her current position, feeling shunned by Jon. Sam sits in a library, being generally happy. Episode ends with a sudden attack - Euron's fleet has raided Oldtown.

E2: In King's Landing, Cersei and Jaime (+Qyburn, Mountain) meet to discuss reports of the Dorne-Reach rebellion. In Sunspear, Ellaria, the Snakes, Olenna and Varys inspect the armies. The battle plan is to simultaneously besiege Casterly Rock and King's Landing while Dany, optimally, strikes from the east (Stormlands etc.). Varys will infiltrate King's Landing. In the Riverlands, Arya meets Melisandre, who tells her that Jon and Sansa are waiting for her in Winterfell, and that Jon spared her own life and exiled her. Arya kills Melisandre nonetheless. Bran, still in Castle Black, starts getting Rhaegar visions - Rhaegar standing over a crib. "His will be the song of ice and fire..."

E3: Sam has been captured by Euron, who recognised Heartsbane and now wants to keep Sam close as an important hostage. There is no word of Gilly. In Winterfell, Littlefinger has received news of the Southern rebellion and tries to influence Jon, via Sansa, to travel South to take the Iron Throne. In reality, he plans to take the throne for himself. Jon vacillates, but rejects the idea. The Tyrell and Martell armies move; Jaime meets Ellaria in some sort of parley. Dany leaves Volantis, Brienne arrives in Winterfell and we see Jorah on a ship. Where is he going?

E4: Arya, travelling through the Riverlands South, comes across the Brotherhood. She recalls that they were on her list, for a time, and kills them. She also meets the Hound, and tells him the purpose of her travel - she's going to King's Landing, to destroy Cersei and the Mountain. He decides that, despite her words, she needs protection, and decides to go with her. In Winterfell, Jon and Sansa come to conflict once again; irritated, she goes to visit Littlefinger. They end up having sex. Bran has another vision, this time about the tourney of Harrenhall.

There is a montage of battles. Jaime ends up killing one of the Snakes.

E5: Euron reveals to Sam the purpose of the Oldtown raid - the dragonbinder horn. He's planning to take control of Dany's dragons. They are now travelling East, to cross paths with Dany's ships over the Narrow Sea. Jaime learns that Dany is coming, and abandons his armies at the siege of Highgarden, to travel back to King's Landing. Jon voices his disapproval of Sansa's relationship with Littlefinger. Bran has another vision, this time of Rhaegar "kidnapping" Lyanna. We learn that they decided to have a child to fulfil a prophecy.

E6: Dany and Euron duke it out on dragons over the Narrow Sea; Dany is forced to kill the dragon Euron brainwashed. Tyrell/Martell armies are besieging King's Landing. Arya, Varys and the Hound have infiltrated the Red Keep. Varys and Qyburn kill each other; so do the Hound and the Mountain. Cersei has Arya and is about to kill her when Jaime decides to intervene and replay the Return of the Jedi ending with himself acting as Vader to Cersei's Palpatine. They die in each other's arms. The Lannister regime is undone.

E7: Dany enters King's Landing, meets Sam and Arya, refuses the Iron Throne. It turned out that Gilly returned to the Tarly estate after the sack of Oldtown, and is now in the Tyrell camp; Sam and she reunite. Tyrion discovers the bodies of his siblings - and Bronn, who tells him about how the Snakes killed Myrcella. Dany, before she leaves North, will have to make her ruling on this kinslaying. She decides to kill Ellaria, but not the two remaining Snakes. In the North, Littlefinger reveals to Sansa that he killed Ned, expecting her to stand with him; she kills him for his trouble. Bran arrives in Winterfell, revealing to Jon that he was created as an anti-Walker weapon. Sansa goes to meet Jon and apologise to him... Jon decides to abdicate as King in the North, leaving the post to Sansa, as he expects to die (again) soon. Jorah arrives... in the North, on Bear Island.

The Wall falls for some reason unconnected to Bran's mark. Edd dies.

Major dead: Cersei, Jaime, Qyburn, Varys, the Hound, the Mountain, Euron, Littlefinger, Ellaria, a Sand Snake, Edd.

[Ashes Of Westeros]

58 minutes ago, ADanceWithCats said:

They die in each other's arms.

I  think this will definitely happen. Though the relationship  between Cersei and Jaime is strained, it often stated they can't live without each other.

59 minutes ago, ADanceWithCats said:

In the North, Littlefinger reveals to Sansa that he killed Ned, expecting her to stand with him; she kills him for his trouble.

LF won't be so stupid. I think somebody else will reveal it, f.e. the Hound.

59 minutes ago, ADanceWithCats said:

Jorah arrives... in the North, on Bear Island.

I guess Jorah would end up in the North somehow, probably he would join the NW, not sure if he  will find the cure.

[Masha]

15 hours ago, illinifan said:

Tormund is one of the characters who could die IMO.  But the rest is ridiculous.

I just found it ridiculous that the guy who posted seems to be stuck on particular sequence. First episode: Big Battle Tormund survives but wounded; Second episode: Tormund dies of his wounds. 

But sure, everyone can die especially secondary characters in last two seasons? I do hope Tormund survives till battle with WW though

[nothatso]

6 hours ago, ADanceWithCats said:

Sansa goes to meet Jon and apologise to him... Jon decides to abdicate as King in the North, leaving the post to Sansa, as he expects to die (again) soon.

"You have displayed little to no ability to rule and have repeatedly deceived both me and my vassals... here, have The North."

That would seem pretty contrived and silly to me.

 

[ADanceWithCats]

14 hours ago, nothatso said:

"You have displayed little to no ability to rule and have repeatedly deceived both me and my vassals... here, have The North."

That would seem pretty contrived and silly to me.

 

I was looking at it more from Jon's side. I'd love it, and think that it would be an extremely powerful symbol and parallel, if both Targaryens, Dany and Jon, resigned their right to rule in the same episode - Dany in King's Landing, and Jon in Winterfell. Leaving them both as free agents, free to pursue their destiny as messiahs and warriors against the White Walkers. The non-magical people, like Sansa and Tyrion: they should be those left to govern after the Apocalypse. 

[Pelagie]

Hello,

 

So, i read some of the contribution...

 

I think good about very few. In particular i support Adam14 on a little point.

how to make it simple... :

 

1. The fleet of Daenerys will pass by a storm, could be attacked by Euron. Althoug it is stupidly impossible to build hundred ships in 4 to 6 month with no woods, and find so many (thousands) iron men to sail... but so !!! . Euron has to be defeated, for he can come back later as a thorn.

At this point The Dany's army will be lightly reduce. Not very useful but it make the following less obvious and offer discussions.

 

2. The fleet arrive in Dorne and prepare to plan the attack of KL by earth and sea (as Tyrion now so well the defense of the citie).

 

3. In Kl, during all this time, a rebellion is leading by ...  Gendry !!! For he is very expected !

4. Jaime, distant of Cersei but confused for a while, participate to fight the rebellion, but with less and less conviction. He discover the Unella torment and may be some other things.

5. Cersei use the wildfire and destroy almost all the citie. The palace burn partially (the vision of Dany take place).

6. The mountain is killed by Arya. Cersei flee, totally mad. Jaime escort her until he take the decision to kill her and him after (or to go to north as he has been informed of the north war). I would like very much a discussion between him and Arya, where he tell her to let him kill himself his beloved sister, and they both go north after that to rejoin the fraternity...

7. ... Because Arya have encoutered them and Melisandre, decide not to kill them after discuss with the hound, and let them go to the north.

8. Sam will discover the all truth : what and why the dragons, the magic, the armillar sphere wich describe the particular astrophysic of the world, etc. He will meet Jorah M. who finally come to the citadel to be cure (shereen was cured by several maesters of the citadel).

9. The coalition army will arrived in a ruined KL. Dany will realize she have seen the futur. She knows now that she have to go to the north.

10. In north, the northern people have been killed, all... or almost. Jon became as his uncle Benjen, with few others.

11. Bran stay in Winterfell and meet, with Sansa Dany and the Dragons. He learn to enter in the mind of one. Dany is accompagnied by Jorah and Sam.

12. Dany will have to die in combat as Jorah fight with the sam's sword, destroying finally the NK...

13. Sam use the horn. No need of the Wall.

14. Sansa become the queen, with Tyrion by her side !

 

 

 

 

 

[Elisabetta Duò]

On 19/7/2016 at 4:24 PM, Ashes Of Westeros said:

I agree with your point. At least in the books Dany despises Lannisters and Starks, thinking they're on the same side as the joined RB rebellion and killed her family. I don't see that the first thing she would do after coming to Westeros is seek alliance with Starks. Dany doesn't seem really aware of what's going on in Westeros and how noble houses deal with each other:

She would seek the support from Jon, only if Tyrion would convience her to do so. Besides that, the song of ice and fire  couldn't mean their alliance, because obviously those elements can't co-exist.

I think that Dany would lose her dragons at some point. And Jon would be AA, though I don't think he would have to kill smb (aka NIssa Nissa), but he has to lose smth dear to him (Ghost, Winterfell, brothers of the NW).

there is a thread here i guess in the books section where there is an interview by grrm where he says ice / fire = white walkers / dragons

[Jonstone]

On 7/15/2016 at 11:06 PM, Adam141414 said:

Euron to attack Dany's fleet at sea. Yara & Euron to be killed which puts Theon under pressure to assume his role as heir of the Iron Born & fulfill the deal he and Yara mad with Dany for the Iron Islands to back her claim. 

Jon's will meet Dany and refer to the WW threat. He will bend the knee, and do whatever it takes as in Jon's mind, the war north of the wall is where the real threat is, and the politics of Westeros are insignificant by comparison

Littlefinger to manipulate Sansa and the Northern lords due to Jon's preference for gearing up to fight the WW. LF will seed doubt in their minds, and ridicule Jon when as KinN he talks about directing resources and men to the wall, rather than down South. 

Jamie to kill Cersei, and cleanse himself of the negative energy provided by Cersei, and realise Brienne of Tarth is who he should be with. 

Arya to reunite with the Hound and go on a killing quest.

 

I also think Jamie and Brienne get married near the end.  Because they have a really good connection.

[Jonstone]

On 7/31/2016 at 9:36 AM, Pelagie said:

Hello,

 

So, i read some of the contribution...

 

I think good about very few. In particular i support Adam14 on a little point.

how to make it simple... :

 

1. The fleet of Daenerys will pass by a storm, could be attacked by Euron. Althoug it is stupidly impossible to build hundred ships in 4 to 6 month with no woods, and find so many (thousands) iron men to sail... but so !!! . Euron has to be defeated, for he can come back later as a thorn.

At this point The Dany's army will be lightly reduce. Not very useful but it make the following less obvious and offer discussions.

 

2. The fleet arrive in Dorne and prepare to plan the attack of KL by earth and sea (as Tyrion now so well the defense of the citie).

 

3. In Kl, during all this time, a rebellion is leading by ...  Gendry !!! For he is very expected !

4. Jaime, distant of Cersei but confused for a while, participate to fight the rebellion, but with less and less conviction. He discover the Unella torment and may be some other things.

5. Cersei use the wildfire and destroy almost all the citie. The palace burn partially (the vision of Dany take place).

6. The mountain is killed by Arya. Cersei flee, totally mad. Jaime escort her until he take the decision to kill her and him after (or to go to north as he has been informed of the north war). I would like very much a discussion between him and Arya, where he tell her to let him kill himself his beloved sister, and they both go north after that to rejoin the fraternity...

7. ... Because Arya have encoutered them and Melisandre, decide not to kill them after discuss with the hound, and let them go to the north.

8. Sam will discover the all truth : what and why the dragons, the magic, the armillar sphere wich describe the particular astrophysic of the world, etc. He will meet Jorah M. who finally come to the citadel to be cure (shereen was cured by several maesters of the citadel).

9. The coalition army will arrived in a ruined KL. Dany will realize she have seen the futur. She knows now that she have to go to the north.

10. In north, the northern people have been killed, all... or almost. Jon became as his uncle Benjen, with few others.

11. Bran stay in Winterfell and meet, with Sansa Dany and the Dragons. He learn to enter in the mind of one. Dany is accompagnied by Jorah and Sam.

12. Dany will have to die in combat as Jorah fight with the sam's sword, destroying finally the NK...

13. Sam use the horn. No need of the Wall.

14. Sansa become the queen, with Tyrion by her side !

 

 

 

 

 

Very far fetched.  Highly doubtful an assassin can kill the Mountain.  I keep hearing of bran Warging... No one suggest he wargs into Danny's mind or Cersei's?  The WW take castel Black that's a given.  Do they take Winter fell?  Who is there to defend?  What is Jon's plan.  I think he knows they can't cross the water.  Winter fell has the Aura of never being breached when a Stark defended it.  The safest course maybe to simply move back to Essos.  Maybe the WW win and Dany fly's back to Mereen learning a lesson Tyrian told her, "The world is larger than Westeros".  The story has been linear such as in previous seasons one season ends with a marriage proposal the next season starts with marriage.  John Snow clearly is uniting the houses.  I can see a war for the North occurring.  The Kar Starks and any houses who oppose the Starks will be made to serve.  I think end of season 7 dany meets Jon or an alliance is struck.  But you have to look at it from this perspective if theres only 15 shows left.  The first 6 set up the next season.  You can begin to visualize how the first 6 shows builds up an Apex, morality, success and failure.  Whatever characters they are going to add will be introduced in the first 6 shows.  I think Genry is out.  Jorah might also be out of season 7.  Winterfell, Old Towne, the River lands, Castle Black and Kings landing will be 80% of the show from here on out.  Outside of that Dorne and Highgarden has an assassination plot.  Dorne nor Highgarden has went to war since the show ran.  They both are expert in poisoning their prey.  Someone of high birth will be sent in to flatter Cersei's and make an attempt on her life.  Jon may not even be able to march his army South.  The Iron bank will ask for an emissary to answer questions on how the debt will be paid. With a new regime parting from house Marathon and loosing support of house Tyrrell they may ask for assurances that there is some stability.  Which may lead them to taking Cersei's to Bravos.  They have an investment in KL and to hear the Sept was destroyed may make them loose faith that there is stability.  It's unclear what the Iron Bank does to bad investments.  Maybe they hire the faceless men? This idea of Sansa and Little Finger is interesting.  There's about 5 possible weddings (Sam & Gilly, Jon & Dany, Jamie & Brianne, Little Finger & Sansa, Euron & Cersei). I think at best only two of them happen in 15 episodes.  With the Tully's back in control of the River lands Dorne and High Garden opposing the Lannisters it's going to make the trek back and forth for reinforcements impossible.  I believe Dany will be in King's Landing in the first episode if not then by the 3rd episode she would not want to risk the Dothraki going from port to port and she will need a military leader such as Randall Tarly to advance her Army while she scouts ahead on her dragons.  

[dsug]

Oh shit im about to write a novel so buckle up. Also I'm only including speculation on the Targaryen Invasion/King's Landing stuff because that's all I feel like doing rn. 

EPISODE ONE:

While the Capitol is all abuzz about Daenery's Targaryen's alleged invasion, Cersei has refused to see Jaime since his return to the Capitol. No one will tell him what happened to Tommen, so he can't help but assume the worst (that Cersei killed him). Jaime finally demands to see her, and engages in a tense standoff with Ser Gregor Clegane outside her chambers. Just before things get messy, Cersei intervenes and tells him to come in. Jaime is furious with her, and demands to know what happened to Tommen. Cersei is very cold and deflects all his questions. He gets tired of her excuses and screams "what did you do to Tommen?" Cersei calmly informs him that he killed himself. Jaime is shocked and knows that she was the reason. He storms out and says he can't believe he ever loved her. 

At night, Cersei goes to the docks and has a secretive meeting with Euron Greyjoy. She tells him that if he helps her destroy Daenerys Targaryen, she will give him her hand in marriage. He eagerly agrees and informs her that he will joining his men in the Narrow Sea to confront her very soon.  

Daenerys Targaryen and her army sails across the Narrow Sea. They are confronted by an enormous fleet blocking their passage, a fleet bearing Greyjoy banners. 

EPISODE TWO: 

Cersei Lannister sits the Iron Throne, flanked by Qyburn and her Kingsguard. Jaime Lannister stands in the back of the throne room, with Bronn. Before the Throne stands several men and women. Through their conversation it is revealed that they are the lords and ladies of the several vassal houses sworn to House Lannister. Cersei bullies them into supporting her. One lord refuses to support her, and claims that as far as he's concerned, she's still on trial by the Faith of the Seven. In response, Gregor Clegane steps forward and disembowels him. The rest of the lords are terrified and eagerly swear their armies to her cause. On the other side of the room, Jaime is disgusted and watches in horror. 

Ellaria Sand and Olenna Tyrell chat in the Water Gardens. Olenna inquires about why Ellaria overthrow the Martells, as she was in love their prince. Ellaria says she was in love with Oberyn, not House Martell. Doran failed his people, Ellaria will not. Olenna is impressed. Nymeria enters and tells them that the men are ready to start marching. 

At Sea, the Targaryen forces are still blocked by Euron's fleet. Euron himself arrives and orders his men to attack. The two fleets clash, and as the majority of Dany's men are Unsullied or Dothraki, they are vastly overpowered. Dothraki and horses drown by the Hundreds, and Unsullied go down easily. Yara and Theon struggle to fight back against their uncle. Grey Worm disappears in the Sea. Dragons are shot with hundreds of arrows and dragged into the sea. Dany mounts Drogon and attempts to fight back, but it's not enough. However, she manages to fight him back and drive him away. Euron retreats, cursing her and his nephew and niece. 

EPISODE THREE:

Daenerys and what remains of her fleet land on Dragonstone. Tyrion welcomes his Queen home. They are pleasantly surprised to see a combined army of Tyrell and Dornish soldiers awaiting them on the shore. Daenerys enters the castle, and finds Ellaria Sand and Olenna Tyrell waiting for them. They greet her and speak around the Painted Table. 

In King's Landing, Qyburn receives word of Euron's defeat and relays the message to Cersei, who is outraged. Qyburn also informs her that Tyrion was spotted traveling with her. The thought makes Cersei sick to her stomach. Qyburn presents her with a gift, a hollow ring she can fill with poison.

Sandor Clegane learns of his brother's appointment to the Lord Commander of Queen Cersei's Queensguard. He abandons the Brotherhood without banners and makes his way to King's Landing. 

EPISODE FOUR: 

Euron returns to Cersei and assures her he will not fail her again. She pretends to be forgiving, and inquires about Tyrion. He tells her everything he saw of the Imp. Cersei pours them each a glass of wine, and empties a clear liquid from her ring into his wine. He drinks it and continues to tell her everything he knows about Tyrion, Dany, and their army. Once Cersei is satisfied with his answers, he begins choking and falls dead. Cersei orders her men to take his body away. 

Olenna and Ellaria fill in Dany and Tyrion in on everything that's happened. Tyrion is disgusted with his sister's actions. He inquires about Myrcella, and Ellaria reluctantly tells him that she killed her. Tyrion is outraged and screams at her, demanding Dany punish her. Dany is reluctant to act, but finally comes to the conclusion that Ellaria alone be executed, and the Sand Snakes forced to swear loyalty. Ellaria is executed via dragon. 

Dany reluctantly says goodbye to Dragonstone and marches with her army to King's Landing. 

EPISODE FIVE:

Cersei organizes a parade through the streets of King's Landing, to remind the dissenting smallfolk of her power. She is jeered and booed, and the crowd claims they support Daenerys Targaryen. She orders the crowd attacked, and leaves several smallfolk to die in the street before retreating back to the Red Keep. She asks Qyburn about the rest of the wildfire beneath the city, and he assures her it's all still there. 

Cersei orders Jaime to meet Dany in battle. He organizes a small force and attacks the Targaryens, but they are destroyed by the dragons. Jaime is taken as a hostage and is brought to Dany, and she locks him up. Tyrion visits him, and tells him Dany will let him live if he comes to her side. Jaime reluctantly agrees. 

EPISODE SIX:

Cersei, completely isolated in the Red Keep, is going mad as her army was defeated, the smallfolk riot against her, and dragons encircle the city in the sky. She tells Qyburn to give the final order. The wildfire is detonated beneath the city as Jaime infiltrates the city. He is terrified as enter neighborhoods disappear in green flames. The city is torn apart and people die by the thousands. He struggles to get to the Red Keep, but finally makes it inside. He is confronted by Qyburn, who he kills. Gregor is lured outside by a giant knight challenging him. Gregor is attacked by Sandor Clegane, his brother. They engage in an epic battle as the city burns around them. Sandor defeats his brother, but succumbs to the fire nonetheless. 

Jaime finds his sister alone in the Throne Room, and they scream at each other. Jaime chokes her to death. The Red Keep burns around him and eventually the roof caves in, crushing him. Everyone is dead, the entire city.

Daenerys is mortified and retreats her army.

EPISODE SEVEN:

As the fires calm down, Dany enters the Red Keep and walks through the ruins of the throne room as it begins to snow.