Khal Rhaego Targaryen

I believe the essay is this: https://thelasthearth.freeforums.net/thread/572/dany Fun fact: (f)Dany has much more evidence than r+l=j

So convenient that he is 100% stark when through the Catelyn's children with Ned we know that the stark seed is not strong

Precisely.

This seems to me to be a very eloquent trope. I think Martin expects just that from his readers regarding Jon's "death/resurrection". I don't think Jon died and it was all Melisandre's quackery. In my opinion the stone beast is Jon Connington spreading the greyscales (the shadow fire) in Westeros.

Lmao you're so delusional. In Westeros people are secretly toasting Daenerys' name as rightful queen.

R+L=J. I mean, I think Lyanna is Jon's real mother but Rhaegar is definitely not his father.

Answer: definitely Yes.

Arya's death is inevitable, the only question is how and when and what she does first. In Varamyre's POV we know that when a Warg dies they can live a second life inside their animal, and Arya is a warg. To live on as Nymeria, with a pack, with the means to kill people she wants dead. Would be all she ever wanted. She gets her pack, and the idea of loosing herself in the wolf eventually isn't anything bad or new for her, she would likely welcome it. If Arya dies an becomes a single persona, and one she's already living that's a happier end than we can hope for. It's certainly bittersweet, and GRRM has preached his ending will be bittersweet.

1. R+L=J is real 2. Mad Dany 3. Villain Dany 4. Rhaego is alive 5. Jon is dead

Naaah is A+L=J or B+A=J it is known

She's one of the most superficial fantasy tropes I've ever read