Game of Thrones: What will happen in the last episode? 2m94w

This Sunday (19) the last episode of Game of Thrones. At 79 minutes, this episode will end a successful saga that began in 2011 and continues to gather millions of fans around the world. 674143

The eighth season consists of six episodes and so far the five that have already aired have shown plot twists, painful deaths, expected deaths and the longest battle in television history.

As part of a special preparation made by Showmetech to celebrate the closing of the series, there is a summary with the previous seven seasons of the series, in case you want to the walk of the main characters so far, and a feat exactly to the events of the eighth season of Game of Thrones.

WARNING: This text contains spoilers for the fifth episode of the eighth season of Game of Thrones

After the events of the fifth episode, the series took a turn to flesh out some of the most popular theories among Game of Thrones fans. So here are some of the most famous theories that are likely to happen in the final episode of the series.

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Daenerys is the Mad Queen and will finish what her father started 6g2v3q

A classic saying about the Targaryens is that every time someone in the house is born, a coin is tossed, which has two sides: greatness or madness.

With that much power and two dragons, Dany is just a few decisions away from getting carried away while fighting The Others. A of Reddit pointed out that Dany would be an interesting, likeable, and extremely dangerous…villain. Exactly the kind that Game of Thrones would have in the end.

The fifth episode gave even more cloth to the sleeve for this theory. Hearing the bells, which indicated that the Lannisters had surrendered, Dany did not stop attacking – on the contrary, she continued on Drogon's back and flew through the streets of King's Landing precisely to set thousands of inhabitants on fire, soldiers or not.

Fans of the series pointed out that this attitude by Dany showed that she is, yes, on the verge of becoming the true Mad Queen. In the fifth episode, she even went so far as to blow up the pots of wildfire that her father had placed in King's Landing to burn the city to the ground - was it just accidental or a very strong sign that she is following in the footsteps of Aerys the Mad?

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Still dealing with the theory that Dany has gone mad, it is possible for her to go mad and decide to burn Westeros. But another side of this theory shows that she doesn't actually have to go crazy for it.

Dany was not embraced by the Westerosi she believed were dreaming of her return – quite the opposite. She even saw the Westerosi themselves cheering and celebrating Jon Snow for riding a dragon and fighting on one, something she had been doing for a long time and had never been recognized for it.

It was in Westeros, too, that she lost two of her dragon children. Therefore, her hatred for her land, which disowned her, will grow even more. In the face of everything that happened in the fifth episode, she will use even more the force of hatred and dragon fire to end her home country, but that did not welcome her with open arms.

Tyrion will be able to make Daenerys step down as Queen 3c3e6y

In the final episode preview As much as in the fifth episode, it was possible to see that Tyrion Lannister couldn't believe that Daenerys would continue to attack the people of King's Landing after they had surrendered - even more so because Tyrion had advised her to stop attacking as soon as the bells rang.

Seeing the devastation wrought by the queen he once ed, Tyrion realizes that Varys was right and that the best choice for the Seven Kingdoms is, in fact, to remove Daenerys from power.

Therefore, Tyrion decides to remove her from the position of queen, but a fire-breathing dragon and an army of loyal soldiers stand in the way. But it's worth ing that Tyrion is one of the smartest characters on Game of Thrones. It is possible that he will come up with a solution and manage to find a way to take Dany off the Iron Throne.

Because of this, Tyrion will be killed. 1r3rs

Tyrion survived through the eight seasons and managed to make fans happy that it lasted so long. However, it is possible that he is fated to die in the final episode of Game of Thrones.

If Tyrion truly stops believing in Daenerys as a righteous Queen - which he appeared to do in the fifth episode and the preview for the sixth - it's possible he might actually start trying to replace her on the Throne.

In the worst case scenario, Daenerys will discover the betrayal and, as she said, will not forgive this time. She finds Tyrion guilty and kills him, burning him alive.

Jon will have to kill Daenerys for the good of the kingdom 2i4s1e

During the Battle of King's Landing, we can see that Jon Snow doesn't approve of what Daenerys is doing and that he tries his best to minimize the damage caused by the queen.

Jon has shown himself to be an honorable man throughout the show's eight seasons - which caused his death and which could end up killing him again. However, it is also possible that he survives and manages to kill Daenerys.

Snow will have to betray his beloved and his Targaryen blood will be able to help him do that. Precisely because he is one of the descendants of the family that brought dragons to Westeros, Jon will be able to get close to Drogon without the dragon killing him. He will ride the dragon and use it to kill the creature's mother.

Jon will kill Dany, in the Azor Ahai version 19z4y

Yes, it is highly likely that Jon Snow will kill Daenerys Targaryen in the latest episode of Game of Thrones just so she doesn't destroy the Seven Kingdoms.

Another side to this theory is that Jon will be the promised prince and this will make him complete the Azor Ahai prophecy, showing himself to truly be the one who will bring R'hollor's light to the world.

If Jon is the reincarnation of Azor Ahai, that means he will use Daenerys, his lover, as Nissa Nissa – in this way, he will plunge a sword (or other weapon, who knows) into Daenerys, resulting in her death.

Dany's power not to burn will transfer to the sword and with that weapon, Jon will not only have saved the Seven Kingdoms, but he will also be able to bring light to the world.

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Upon learning that Tyrion or someone else is plotting to make Jon Snow the true king, Dany will not let this betrayal her by. She's already shown to be suffering since she learned that Jon is her brother's son, but now, that she's thought about it enough, it's time to make a decision.

To keep the Iron Throne and end any threat to her reign once and for all, Dany will kill Jon and then reign by fear, as she said she would when she spoke to Jon in the fifth episode.

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After the Battle of King's Landing, Jon Snow completely lost faith in his queen. Therefore, he will turn to his sister to make her reign the Seven Kingdoms - after all, he never wanted the crown.

Therefore, he will return to Winterfell and, along with Arya, he will begin to articulate to place her sister on the Iron Throne. With the help of the northerners and wildlings (did they really say goodbye to the series?), they'll be able to defeat the Unsullied and end Daenerys' reign before it even begins.

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As stated above, Jon lost faith in Daenerys after the end ofa Battle of King's Landing. So he will have to do what he never wanted to do to save millions of innocents: accept the crown.

Even though Jon has repeatedly said that he doesn't want to be king, he will find himself obliged to do so so that the Seven Kingdoms won't be awash in blood.

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One detail that many may have missed is that Varys has probably already sent word to his s around the world that Jon is the true heir to the Seven Kingdoms. Right before he dies we see him burning a letter, which could indicate what will happen next in Game of Thrones.

And this is even more important because this simple role can indicate the true outcome that will determine who will die, live and sit on the Iron Throne in the series' finale.

If Varys described him as the prince that was promised, it is possible that this brings the armies of the Lord of Light's adepts to Westeros precisely to fight for Jon, in the same way Melisandre served Stannis by believing the Baratheon to be the Azor Ahai.

Dany hasn't gone mad, but they'll kill her anyway 113r4m

The theory that Dany will be the Mad Queen has gotten even more popular after all that has happened, but what if she has just had a moment of pure rage she can't control and will go back to being the righteous queen fighting for the freedom of those she rules. ?

It's a possibility that she's the usual Dany. But her actions in King's Landing won't have gone unnoticed - even if she even turns out to be the same queen Jon and Tyrion decided to fight for, they'll still believe she's gone mad and will find a way to kill her.

Once Dany is killed, Drogon will go mad and will burn Westeros in mourning for his mother's death. Either way, Westeros will not have perished by the Night King's ice only to end up in the fires of Targaryen dragons.

Jaime Lannister is alive and will avenge Cersei q6948

One more fan theory that has gone viral since the fifth episode of Game of Thrones aired is that of Tumblr WeedsAreFlowersToo. According to this theory, Jaime Lannister did not die in the fall of the Red Keep.

He's still alive, which seems absurd considering we saw the wreckage of the castle burying him and Cersei, but some points indicate that he may have made it out alive.

The actor who plays Jaime, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, was the only one whose character died in the fifth episode to not give interviews commenting on the end of his character or even say goodbye to the character he has lived since 2011 on social media.

But that's not all: Entertainment Weekly magazine closely followed the final shoots of the series. Every time a character dies, the magazine publishes an interview with the actor who played him to comment on the ending of that same character.

And, contrary to what was expected, no interviews with Nikolaj have been published in the magazine since Jaime Lannister was killed off in the series. Did he then survive? If this is true, then we can certainly hope he will return to avenge his beloved sister.

Gendry will be King of the Six Kingdoms and Sansa of the North 566g3a

Daenerys appointed Gendry Lord of Storm's End precisely to take away the possibility of him thinking of rebelling and claiming the Throne for having the blood of the last king who sat there.

But it is possible that he will be persuaded by Arya and the Starks to fight for the Throne. Once the information that a son of Robert Baratheon is trying to take the Iron Throne, it is possible that the other houses will him, after learning that the last of the Targaryens wants to burn Westeros.

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We still don't know who the prophecy of Azor Ahai was talking about and, therefore, it is possible that this great doubt will be clarified in the last episode of Game of Thrones. Therefore, it is worth ing that thinking that Jon Snow is Azor Ahai may be a mistake, after all, the word used as “prince” has no gender.

What if Jon is actually Nissa Nissa? Therefore, he will have to give his life to create the weapon that will kill the menace of the realms and bring the light. What if Arya is Azor Ahai? Therefore, she would need Jon's sacrifice to be able to defeat Daenerys and Drogon.

Who will sit on the Iron Throne? 36587

We will only go who will actually sit on the Iron Throne – that is, if there is a Throne left – today. The final episode of Game of Thrones will air from 22 pm on HBO and on the streaming service HBO Go.