Potential
Spoilers Below
These are Season 1 scenes that
I believe will have a foreshadowing to the Final season
1. Preparing
Bran to meet “Death”.
- Bran will use this moment as well as the death
of his mentor the 3EC in coming up with a plan to face and have a chance to
defeat the Night King
-
Per an interview Benioff tell us what the Night
King is after:
"I don’t think
of him as evil, I think of him as Death,” Benioff told EW. “And that’s what he wants — for all of us. It’s
why he was created and that’s what he’s after.”
2. King
coming down our road
- Will the boys mother tell him something similar
to what Bran was told? Maybe she uses Bran
as an example of not climbing walls.
3. Is
Tyrion Lann the Clever
-
He says it himself
-
Lady Olenna says it to Dany about him
4. When
they write the histories the reign that began that day won’t be that of Viserys
but that of Daenerys. Dany definitely will
go down in the history books and Sam will most likely write it.
5. Will
Sansa become Queen?
- I used to think this was true but after I watched
this episode, I think she won’t be now.
Below is why I thought she would be:
6. The
Wall isn’t going anywhere
- That’s exactly why it won’t exist after the last
book is written
7. Is
this what happens if the Night King wins?
8. Cersei
tells us her first child was a fighter.
Gendry refers to himself as a fighter also and he looks just like King
Robert according to everyone who knew Robert in his youth.
- This is a TV show concept only. I think it will help add legitimacy to the
Arya and Gendry relationship that isn’t shown in the books. When Robert made the following statement, it
will in the end be about Arya and not Sansa
- This flips Sansa and Arya’s roles if this is
true. Arya will marry Gendry and they
will become King and Queen.
-
Ned calls Arya a lady and she protests that she
doesn’t want to be a lady
Well in the
books the rest of the conversation goes like this:
After a while, Father said, “I don’t suppose
it matters, truly.” He looked down gravely at the sword in his hands. “This is
no toy for children, least of all for a girl. What would Septa Mordane say if
she knew you were playing with swords?”
“I wasn’t playing,” Arya insisted. “I hate
Septa Mordane.”
“That’s enough.” Her father’s voice was curt
and hard. “The septa is doing no more than is her duty, though gods know you
have made it a struggle for the poor woman. Your mother and I have charged her
with the impossible task of making you a lady.”
“I don’t want to be a lady!” Arya flared.
“I ought to snap this toy across my knee
here and now, and put an end to this nonsense.”
“Needle wouldn’t break,” Arya said
defiantly, but her voice betrayed her words.
“It has a name, does it?” Her father sighed.
“Ah, Arya. You have a wildness in you, child. ‘The wolf blood,’ my father used
to call it. Lyanna had a touch of it, and my brother Brandon more than a touch.
It brought them both to an early grave.” Arya heard sadness in his voice; he
did not often speak of his father, or of the brother and sister who had died
before she was born. “Lyanna might have carried a sword, if my lord father had
allowed it. You remind me of her sometimes. You even look like her.”
“Lyanna was beautiful,” Arya said, startled. Everybody said
so. It was not a thing that was ever said of Arya.
“She was,” Eddard Stark agreed, “beautiful, and willful, and
dead before her time.” He
lifted the sword, held it out between them. “Arya, what did you think to do
with this … Needle? Who did you hope to skewer? Your sister? Septa Mordane? Do
you know the first thing about sword fighting?”
- Because of Cersei’s prophecy and Ned saying Arya
was beautiful she will then go on to be the one to replace her as queen. This they don’t tell you in the TV show because
it may give too much away.
Queen you shall be, the old woman had
promised, with her lips still wet and red and glistening, until there comes another, younger and more
beautiful, to cast you down and take all that you hold dear.
- I wrote about Gendry and Arya as a couple in February
2016 because they were based upon IMO on Perrin and Faile. Click here to
go to that article. If you simply do a
search for TWOT:
Perrin and Faile and go to that section
and read it. Then search for ASOIAF: Who will be
Gendry’s Faile? goes into why Gendry
and Arya will be together. This article
goes on to explain why Gendry would be the one to go on to make weapons to
fight the White Walkers search for the section TWOT: Perrin creates a power-wrought weapon
9. Winterfell
is yours.
- Sansa then becomes Lord of Winterfell. And the reason why both she and Ned said the
following
-
Ned said it to King Robert
-
Sansa says it to Queen Daenerys
- Sansa who wanted nothing more than become queen
and go to King’s Landing. Now she see’s she
had everything she ever wanted at home and will become the Lord of Winterfell.
- Sansa will become just like the character Egwene
that she is based upon who lead the White Tower in “The Last Battle”. You can read about that battle in this article
if you didn’t read it before:
10. A
thanks in jest will become heartfelt this time around
- Jaime will have to eat crow this time around
when he shakes Jon Snow’s hand. He will
have to ask to join his elite force of fighter that have come together to
defend the Seven Kingdoms and the world.
11. I
think both King Robert and Ned, along with others who have died, will fight in
the war to come.
-
I have thought this for some time and here is
what I wrote about it:
12. I
swear by the “old
gods and the new”
- For sometime now I have believed that Bran Stark
is the old god. In the first season the
same way they showed book readers that R+L=J in an easter egg; I think they did
the same thing with Bran and when it comes to the “old gods
- You can see what I wrote that backs this up in
the following articles:
When I get time,
I will go through the rest of Season 1 to see how I believe they will relate to
the final season. But as always, I think
everything about this show relates back to the Wheel of Time and the following
concept:
Laura Wilson:
What about
this notion of time as a wheel? Is that your idea?
Robert Jordan:
No. It's not
mine. It is from Hindu mythology that time is a wheel. But actually, most
eastern cultures believed that time was circular. The Greeks gave us the great
gift of believing that time was linear. And that's a great gift because if time is circular, if
everything repeats in cycles, then change is impossible. No matter what you do,
it's always going to come back to what is here. But if time is linear, then
change is possible. But I wanted the circularity because I wanted, again, to go
into the changes by distance. So, the myths and legends and a few of the
stories that these people tell, well, some of them are based on our own current
events, on the present. What they are doing is based on our myths and legends.
So they are the source of our myths and legends, and we are the source of
theirs.
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.
What I forgot to add is the question if Bran is the "Old gods" did he create the "New gods"?
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