@CalabrianQueen said:

Dany will order Tyrion and Sansa arrested for treason . They will do some sort of “trial” and be found guilty.

Tyrion will order trial by combat and Jon will fight as both thier champions. Dany chooses DROGON as her champion echoing her father choosing wildfire as his champion years ago.

Jon and Tyrion look at each other like “awwww fuck” 🤣🤣🤣

I read that too.

@Mario32 said:

I'll stand by my theory which I posted recently.We will end with a bunch of guys sitting around a board game,and one of the guys says "The end." Then everybody will realize that everything that has happened in this show is just a story told by a bunch of guys playing a "Dungeons and Dragons" type game.

One of my sons had a board game going for tooo long with his crew, so when I got tired of listening to all the bitching I picked up the puppy and announced a A-Bomb ATTACK and plunked puppy down in the middle of the board. Half the people freaked out while the other just howled with laughter and still bring it up from time to time.

I guess lmao7's source was accurate.

At first I hated the idea of Bran on the throne but I guess Tyrion talked me into it.

Most of the main players got deserving endings.

Jon was happiest in his life when he was living with the wildlings. Looks like he is going to be the new king beyond the wall.

It took me a few minutes to recognize Robin Arryn. Good to see him again.

Jamie gets posthumous redemption by the new Captain of the Kingsguard, Brienne.

Now I guess we know who really discovered America. 🤣 Not sure what to make of Arya's story.

Dany deserved better. Yes, Jon did the equivalent of assassinating Hitler, and yes she always had darkness in her, but to go full on megalomaniac just seems like overkill.

@jonnieblack said:

It took me a few minutes to recognize Robin Arryn. Good to see him again.

Ah the little Mama's tit-sucker. I laughed at what the Jamie actor said about him. lol I almost thought I saw him but didn't really click that was him. I may have to pay closer attention when re-watching.

Not sure what to make of Arya's story.

Her plot now almost seems pointless. At least she defeated the White Knight.

@jonnieblack said:

Jon was happiest in his life when he was living with the wildlings. Looks like he is going to be the new king beyond the wall.

The thing I didn't like with Jon's ending was he was placed there as punishment? I personally would feel better if it was Jon himself who decided to go back to the wall. I felt bad for him when they were telling him what's gonna happen to him - no title, can't have kids etc. and for what - to please Greyworm & co to avoid war? It didn't even matter since they all left Westeros. Unless they have a magic mirror to show them what Jon is doing.

I did feel happy with him & Ghost reuniting.

@lmao7 said:

@jonnieblack said:

Jon was happiest in his life when he was living with the wildlings. Looks like he is going to be the new king beyond the wall.

The thing I didn't like with Jon's ending was he was placed there as punishment? I personally would feel better if it was Jon himself who decided to go back to the wall. I felt bad for him when they were telling him what's gonna happen to him - no title, can't have kids etc. and for what - to please Greyworm & co to avoid war? It didn't even matter since they all left Westeros. Unless they have a magic mirror to show them what Jon is doing.

I did feel happy with him & Ghost reuniting.

Yes, it would have been better if Jon made that choice. I just envision him as the new Mance Rayder, whom Jon respected highly. That would be a happy ending for Jon. I mean, he is not exactly sparkles and light by nature.