Free folk Daemon

If Lightbringer is created from being driven into the heart of Azor Ahai's love, do you think Heartsbane could be Lightbringer? I know, this is a long shot as the idea is based solely on the sword's name. Perhaps Lightbringer varies with each Long Night, and it doesn't have to be Dawn or Longclaw ... thoughts please

Great point. I'm pretty sure too GRRM is demonstrating that birthright is a terrible method of determining government.

True, there are possible ways Bloodraven could still be his father.

I agree with this.

I don't believe it myself, and who's newfriend? I don't even think Preston Jacobs does, based on the point Moiraine Sedai brings up: Albinoism is genetic, and if GRRM is following it in the same way in the World of Ice of Fire, at least a few of Craster's children would be albino if Bloodraven was his father.

Haha!

Is Craster Bloodraven's son? I heard this theory suggested in one of Preston Jacobs' videos but there was no real textual evidence to back this up. If you believe this, please provide text-based hints that convince you he is his son. Thanks

Or a Brightflame.

From the female line

Any quotes from the books hinting towards this theory would be much appreciated. Thank you

Hi, thank you. The topic is Will Jaime Lannister save Jon Snow from the Night's King? in A Song of Ice and Fire: The Novels-General (ASoIaF)

Help please: how do I delete a forum of a topic I created? Put it in a section about the books when it's about the TV show.

Will Jaime Lannister save Jon Snow from the Night's King? I heard a theory on Teflon TV that Jon will battle the Night's King one-on-one, will be losing, and Jaime will stab the Night's King in the back (echoing Howland Reed saving Ned Stark in the battle against Arthur Dayne), allowing Jon to deliver the killer blow. This way Jaime, kingslayer of Aerys, will also become a king-saver by stopping the Night's King from killing Jon, who will learn he has a claim to the Iron Throne. Thoughts?

Thank for your comment and view on what Jaime will do against the Others. I get what you're saying about the books/show division of conversation. I'll delete this question here and add it to the TV forum.

Will Jaime Lannister save Jon Snow from the Night's King? I heard a theory on Teflon TV that Jon will battle the Night's King one-on-one, will be losing, and Jaime will stab the Night's King in the back (echoing Howland Reed saving Ned Stark in the battle against Arthur Dayne), allowing Jon to deliver the killer blow. This way Jaime, kingslayer of Aerys, will also become a king-saver by stopping the Night's King from killing Jon, who will learn he has a claim to the Iron Throne. Thoughts?