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I think that the showrunners are going for this "implementation" of the Azor Ahai profecy: Jon is Azor Ahai, Dany Nissa Nissa, Drogon is lightbringer. Dany will get pregnant hence will not be able to ride Drogon any more. At that time both Viserion and Rhaegal will be goners. Also at a certain point they will find that the NK is immune to both obsidian and valyrian steel and dragon breath might be the only way to kill him. So Jon will try and succeed in riding Drogon. Dany will also die of childbirth to completely fulfill her destiny as Nissa Nissa. Jon then will kill the NK using Drogon in a sort of "Kamikaze" action which will be pretty much the end of all three.

This. And I expect worse to come. But I mean - now I get it - we got a great book adaptation until season 5, then the material ended. Now we get something to fill the wait for the next books, a fanfic at a good professional level with amazing CGI. We should be almost grateful. Please continue to elaborates memes and theories. Keep in mind to be as detailed as possible. D&D are reading everything and they might choose here material for the end game. Thanks in advance.

Dragonstone is really near King's Landing, just a couple of days. Eastwatch on the other end is around 2000 miles away. In medieval times a boat that's wouldn't need to stop at every port would cover the distance in roughly 1 month (60 miles per day). I think three months for all the travels could be fair.

I can't stop..thinking of stupid things. Why Tormund reacts that way toward Jorah? Did Jon hide to him the fact that he fought the battle of Bastard with the Mormonts? Was he paying attention during the war or the northern councils? Did he understand who the little badass girl was? I recall her nominating her family name a couple of times...now I would expected him to stand up and say what he said to Jorah at the time...

Ok why there is no snow on Eastwatch land....I mean the whole north is covered in snow, winter has arrived a season ago, it is probably even starting to snow on the vale and riverlands, but then they arrive at the wall and it is not snowing and the land is unconvered...just the castle and the wall. Meh.

Not only this. I am starting to think D&D will not have Jon ride Rhaegal at all. I think they are going in a direction that I'll put in spoiler bracket even if is a season 8 speculation, but based on some next episodes leaks:

That it's not definitive. Let's say that now she is just 1-2 month pregnant...even if in episode 7 three months have passed she would be 4-5 month pregnant which, depending on the woman, can be hardly seen.

Most stupid part is the Jamie rescue, even more stupid than having Bronn shoot the scorpion twice in field full of Dothrakis that apparently don't care about their queen. 1) Bronn pushes Jamie in the lake by at most a meter and he already fall in what seems the westerosy edition of Mariana Trench. 2) Dany has been attacked by the enemy general and apparently she doesn't care to get him captured but just let them swim away. Even if she cared more for Drogon to bother she would at least mention him later. 3) Jamie is apparently going down just for the sake of episode cliffhanger. Then after not even getting rid of his armor and golden hand is able to swim for what...a mile? Probably that is not gold but an inflatable plastic yellow hand-shapen life vest. 4) But swimming away is not unrealistic enough, so actually to make it dumber (probably they are trying to win some prize that I am not aware of here), it is hinted that Bronn just rescued Jamie underwater and then teleported him on the shore a mile away. The teleporting devices are becoming more and more common in Westeros and also more versatile in use since now they work also underwater...I don't understand why they don't teleport themselves all in Naath to spend life on the beaches fucking Missandei-alike-womans and just leave the shitty westeros to the NK to make his own ice bar.

All this Season is fan service. GRRM gave them the point of arrival and they decided to get there by fanfic. About this episode is 6/10 because I am rating the level of fan service and with Gendry return and Jon petting Drogon it was ok.

Why GRRM put so much contact points between Brynder Rivers and Jon Snow? Have all the similarities no meaning at all? Some samples: Both Brynden and Jon are part valyrian part first man bastards (ok for Jon in the book is still unconfirmed, yet likely). Both served in black and raised to Lord Commander position (and it is very likely that Jon will later leave the position like Brynden did) Jon Direwolf Ghost is an albino with red eyes just like Brynden, but there is even more looking at the first chapter of GoT His eyes opened while the others are blind may represent Brynden greenseer powers, while Jon Snow notably "Knows Nothing". Actually looking back, leaving aside the first two bullets that may hold no meaning at all, the third bullet may lead to a completely different question: Was really Ghost meant for Jon or was it actually meant for Bran? More generally what are your interpretations of the bold part in the quote?

I don't know if this is a small question but: could "a song of Ice and Fire" be also the title of an existing book in the World that GRRM created? I get this idea basically from this quotes: So, Rhaegar was a bookworm..than he found a book that changed his life. Later he mentions "a song of ice and fire" but from other conversation it seems it is not literally a song. It's easy to come to the conclusion that "a song of ice and fire" is atually the title of the book found by Rhaegar when he was a boy. Just to clarify: I am not thinking GRRM is reusing the idea of "the neverending story" or similars, but still while we think the saga is named after Jon parentage or WW/Dragon conflict, it may simply be name after an existing book in the Old town library Then of course this book could have be written by Bran/3eyeraven and put there for Rhaegar to read, and maybe this book is really the ASOIAF saga we know, and maybe at a certain point of time Bran will remove is face and under there is GRRM and...ok sorry sorry ignore this later part

They are becoming separate not only in media or details but in the main storyline also. Soon they will be completely different stories considering that they are probably already scripting season 7 and TWOW is nowhere near to publication. And PROBABLY the show finale will influence GRRM when writing the last book. That is IF the last book will ever come into light.