Potential Spoilers Below
I will cut to the chase as to
how I believe it will go down. Cersei who I believe is pregnant by Euron based upon the following excerpt
from “The Forsaken”:
The dreams were even worse the second time. He saw the longships of the
Ironborn adrift and burning on a boiling blood¬-red sea. He saw his brother on
the Iron Throne again, but Euron was no longer human. He seemed more squid than
man, a monster fathered by a kraken of the deep, his face a mass of
writhing tentacles. Beside him stood a shadow in woman’s form, long and tall and
terrible, her hands alive with pale white fire. Dwarves capered for
their amusement, male and female, naked and misshapen, locked in carnal
embrace, biting and tearing at each other as Euron and his mate laughed and
laughed and laughed...
I believe this woman to be
Cersei. At some point in the story I believe
Euron will use the baby to assume power for himself. I believe the baby to be his but he will not
want to wait for the baby to be born naturally or Cersei will spurn him and he will
attempt to rip the baby from her womb where some maester
under his control will tell him it is viable.
The procedure will be undergone when Jaime and friends will have reached King’s Landing regrouping from their
fight with the Night King/Night’s King in a battle that they are
losing. Jaime will go ahead of the main
group telling everyone that he can convince Cersei to see their point of view
bring her to their side. It will be
agreed and he will make his way to her. I
believe the baby will die in the procedure and Euron will make his way back to
the sea. When Jaime arrives Cersei will
be in the company of the Mountain sitting
upon the Iron Throne. Jaime will see her
crying and see that she is no longer pregnant.
He will attempt to comfort her but, in her anger, she will tell him that
if he had not left her side that none of this would have happened. I also believe that the throne room will be
in the condition that we saw in Dany’s vision with a hole in the roof
and snow fluttering in through a hole in the ceiling. In a fit of rage, she will order the Mountain
to kill Jaime. Jaime will attempt to
fight back but he will be cut down and he dies.
Cersei will then go Mad Queen and order the Mountain to “Burn them all!” This of course
is her fallback plan to destroy King’s Landing like she did with the Great Sept of Baelor. Sansa will have made her way to the
scene with the Hound
in tow and will have overheard Cersei’s order to “Burn them all”. This will lead to a fulfillment and completion
of the prophecy concerning Sansa:
“I dreamt of a maid at a feast with purple serpents in her hair, venom
dripping from their fangs. And later I dreamt that maid again, slaying a savage
giant in a castle built of snow.”
The first part was the reference
to the silver hairnet given to Sansa by Ser Dontos. It contained the poison that the Queen of Thorns slipped into Joffrey’s chalice that poisoned him during
his wedding feast. The second is what I
believe the event that leads to CleaganeBowl.
After overhearing what she says to the Mountain Sansa tells the Hound to
stop him. The Hound will run to catchup
with his brother and find him in a room under the city where Cersei has had wildfire
placed strategically in a similar way to destroy the inhabitants of King’s
Landing. The Mountain will turn to find
his brother at his back and the battle will begin. Both will draw swords and the two brothers
will begin to slash at each other. The dance
will go on for some time with each man slashing and blocking each other’s blows
in a mostly even match. During the battle
one of the Hounds slashes will reach it’s target but the Mountain being already
dead will simply look at his brother unhampered by the wound. It is at this point where the Hound will be caught
off guard and will be tripped up and find himself on his back in a vulnerable
position. The Mountain will try to bash in his skull and attempt to do what
he did to the Red Viper. But he will find that his brother is also a
powerful man as the two men continue wrestling on the ground. The Hound, will find his way to his feet first
and will realize that during the battle they have moved away from the room where
the wildfire has been staged to set off the spark to destroy the city. The Hound, momentarily losing his fear of fire, will find a jar of wildfire and
hurl it at his brother catching him on fire as it utterly consumes the Mountain. The Hound will have gotten his
revenge on his brother who burned him so long ago simply over him playing with
a toy given to the Mountain that he didn’t even play with to begin with. That will complete Sansa’s prophecy of “slaying a savage
giant”, the Mountain, “in a castle built of snow”, the Red Keep covered with
snow. This also leads to my theory on why Sansa will become Queen. Click here to see that theory.
The scene will then shift back
to the throne room where Cersei realizing that she has lost everything that has
with the death of Jaime. She will be
clutching his body and crying hysterically with Sansa looking at the spectacle when the Night King will
do what he does and reanimates the dead in King’s Landing and this time Jaime
will be among them. He will start moving
and Cersei will call out his name when he will reach out and clutch her pale
white throat with his hands; one being of gold.
He will choke the life from her as she stares helplessly into his now bluer
than blue eyes. Sansa will have been
informed by Jon
Snow how to kill wights and she will probably set both their bodies ablaze. This will make true Cersei’s
words to Qyburn
when speaking of Jaime: “We will leave this
world together, as we once came into it.”
But this leads to another
prophecy which was told to have been something that was supposed to be from the
past but that I now think refers to events in the here and now. Lodos
was a priest of the Drowned God and said that when King Aegon I Targaryen attacked the Iron Islands he called upon the
krakens to drag down Aegon’s warships.
What if he saw Euron as he is described as a metaphorical kracken pulling down Jon Snow’s
warships whose given name is Aegon.
When I say Jon’s warships, I mean the ones that will be placed under his
command after everyone starts following his lead in the fight against the Night
King. Click here to see how the TV show portrayed
this.
The tales of Lann the Clever, the Rat
Cook and also Azor Ahai I also believe to be stories that Bran, after physically transporting himself to
the past, retells these stories as coming from the past but really, they
are from his time. Click here, here, here and here to see my theories on those.
Comments encouraged. Love to hear the idea’s of
others. Most believe that since I present my idea’s as “fact like” I’m
not open to change my viewpoints which is far from the truth. I simply
look at the information presented and go from there. If you can shine a
light on another way of thinking that opens the door to debate.
I just thought of this. Jaime has a prophetic dream where he is in a strange place but reminded him of the watery caverns deep below Casterly Rock. He eventually gets a sword that catches fire and eventually as Cersei leaves she tells him the following:
ReplyDelete“The flames will burn so long as you live,” he heard Cersei call. “When they die, so must you.”
“Sister!” he shouted. “Stay with me. Stay!” There was no reply but the soft sound of retreating footsteps.
My theory is that Sansa throws a torch of some kind to burn them and what if Jaime's dream was telling him this. When the flames go out (i.e. his body is comsumed by the fire) that will be his final death and he is indeed dead.