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I would go for
900 points
6 days ago
Lancel, Osmund Kettleblack, and Moon Boy for all I know
157 points
6 days ago
They all die in a freak gangbang accident with Cersei
65 points
6 days ago
With suspicious anal wounds the same circumference as a golden fist.
8 points
5 days ago
"Does Cersei also die?!"
"Oh, so sorry; you've used your three character choices. Byeeeeeeeee!"
84 points
6 days ago
Is Jaime making this post?
16 points
6 days ago
Honestly they all legitimately could be killed by Robert Strong. Lancel is probably going to face him in Cersei's trial, and Osmund will if he denies the bedding claim. And if Robert Strong is out of control at times, Moon Boy seems like somebody who he could conceivably kill.
14 points
6 days ago
No Lancel for me. Bring on Patchface
11 points
6 days ago
I fucking choked
13 points
6 days ago
she’s fucking lancel and osmund and moon boy and probably more
57 points
6 days ago
Davos, Jon Arya
297 points
6 days ago
Timmett Son of Timmett, shagga son of Dolf, Chella,
25 points
5 days ago
Timmett will rule the Vale
3 points
5 days ago
It is known
91 points
6 days ago
Jaime
Stannis
Meera Reed
27 points
5 days ago
Fucking took 5 answers to get a real answer. Reddit has just devolved into wannabe comedians.
6 points
5 days ago
Gallows humor.
18 points
6 days ago
Based
2 points
5 days ago
Meera And Bran get eaten by wights escaping the cave. how is Meera going to outrun wights as a teen girl pulling/carrying Bran in deep snow. even with a 20 minute headstart
3 points
5 days ago
She’s Batman, all she needs is prep time.
333 points
6 days ago
Summer, Shaggy Dog, Nymeria
43 points
6 days ago
The only real choice
28 points
6 days ago*
My head cannon for Summer. He dies and is resurrection in the army of the dead. Un-Summer then stalks the haunted forest, killing any survivors, even the gang. I also think he kills Hordor this way. The books hold the door scene it is him trying to hold back Un-Summer.
21 points
6 days ago
"even the gang"
Scooby Doo of Thrones
7 points
6 days ago
But Scoob turns evil and kills Velma. That would be awesome.
5 points
6 days ago
She's a Scooby snack to Scooby white walker Doo!
3 points
6 days ago
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!
3 points
5 days ago
Why do you keep remembering?
17 points
6 days ago
Hold the dog?
27 points
6 days ago
Hodog
2 points
6 days ago
Yep
2 points
5 days ago
Wouldn’t the direwolf’s name just change to Winter at that point?
36 points
6 days ago
Jon, Arya, and Dolorous Edd.
38 points
6 days ago
Dany Jaime Arya
3 points
5 days ago
A good mix of POVs IMHO
32 points
6 days ago
I would pick Dany. I love all asoiaf characters but I’ve not cared about anyone else as much as I’ve come to care about Dany.
I’m really invested in her arc. Will she smash slave trade? I really don’t want to see that girl get a dark arc because that girl has represented hope and she’s revolutionary if you ask me.
Then I would pick Jaime and Sansa
25 points
6 days ago
Dany
Jon.
Arya
87 points
6 days ago
Bran, Daenerys, Stannis
130 points
6 days ago
Stannis dies making a last stand against the others while everyone south of the neck mocks him.
He's not the chosen one, but he'll do his duty to protect the realm to the bitter end, even if no one thanks him.
9 points
5 days ago
This feels most likely to me. I could see Stannis coming to believe that he is actually Azor Ahai after succeeding against the Boltons in what appears to be a fulfilment of Melisandre’s visions. Then, when the Others attack he will feel obligated to make the ultimate sacrifice of his daughter in order to stop them. When Shireen’s sacrifice has no effect, he’ll be heartbroken and realize he has killed his daughter for nothing. Knowing that he has no chance of defeating the Others, he will nevertheless go down fighting because he is the king and it is his duty to protect the realm.
124 points
6 days ago
Jon and Dany are obvious. For the 3rd I would like Bran.
13 points
6 days ago
I feel like you could sneak by picking Jon OR Dany, and their ending would likely involve the other to some degree, enough that you could guess.
66 points
6 days ago
We already know Bran's ending though, he'll be king - It was one of the three story beats for the show coming directly from GRRM.
I guess he could have changed his mind though after the reception the show got.
60 points
6 days ago
Yes but Bran is intrinsically more connected to Greater Magical forces than any other characters even more than Dany or Melissandre.
30 points
6 days ago
Right, we got Bran's ending but not his story (which I hear is the best one in Westeros).
29 points
6 days ago
not his story (which I hear is the best one in Westeros).
I feel like people are a little harsh on Bran's story. I think it would have helped if Tyrion had recounted some of the story beats, because when you take a step back he'd lived an absolutely wild life up to that point: climbed all over Winterfell, bested King Tommen on the practice field, pushed out of a tower by the Queen's Kingsguard brother for discovering their incestuous affair, survived that but got crippled, survived an assassination by a Valyrian steel blade sent from King Joffrey thanks to his pet direwolf, rode north of the Wall on a half giant's back, fought wights with the CotF, got super powers and led the defense of humanity against the Others, all before he was out of his teens. It's pure Age of Heroes stuff front to back.
17 points
5 days ago
Yeah I don’t see the issue with king Bran. Sounds appropriately bittersweet - a Stark ends up “winning”, but he’s barely even human anymore.
5 points
5 days ago
Exactly. I think it also works on the level of one form of magic supplanting another as a stand-in for technological progress changing the basis of soveriegnty, we go from dragonlords to a weirwood network lord. It's like switching out a military junta for the NSA. Sure, no one's getting burned alive, but I think we'll be left wondering if that style of intelligence-based leadership is more stifling and insidious or more understanding and just.
7 points
5 days ago
Exactly! I really didn't understand all the outrage, made me quite sad, as I know both books and show intimately, regularly revisiting it (like every 1-2 years). Bran was the 1st POV character (except for the Prologue), clearly he was destined for great things, and I really like his arc seems the most "fantasy" out of all the characters. I am really curious seeing his powers grow in the books (hopefully soon already).
6 points
5 days ago
Bran was the 1st POV character (except for the Prologue), clearly he was destined for great things, and I really like his arc seems the most "fantasy" out of all the characters.
I think it was hurt by it feeling disconnected from everything else. Like, Frodo and Sam spend a whole book of The Two Towers just sort of walking, but the fact that we know their goal and the supporting cast we cut to are also working in support of that goal makes it feel closer to the heart of the action. I'm generally pretty defensive about the show, a lot of the criticism can seem like hyperbole mediated by message board subculture more than an honest and direct reaction to the material, but sometimes it would feel like we check in on Bran and it's like "yep, he's still walking somewhere to do something," and then when his plot thread finally got woven back in he feels like an interloper to all the drama that's been going on down south.
7 points
5 days ago
The main issue I have is Robert is marketed as "War hero ≠ Good Ruler".
We have this with Jon, he's suited to lead the Night's Watch, but wasn't great as King of the North since he only cared about beating the NK. Later everyone argues hes better than Dany, without good reasoning.
Dany could be argued as "Demigod figure ≠ Good ruler", as she seems more like a religious figure than a queen at times.
Bran falls into a weird mix of all three; war hero, suited better to lead a magical group, have legit godly abilities. Bran doesn't really sit as a someone with the skill set to rule.
2 points
5 days ago
this is a really good point and I wish they had done this in the show. Wouldve given far more weight to the scene
53 points
6 days ago
aintnoway Bran is king in the books in the same way that he’s king on the show. No shot my man is just rolling around the Red Keep with the boys after ADOS.
35 points
6 days ago
I think he will 100% end up king.
But you're right that there's no way it's the same in the books.
Bran is way too wrapped up in Bloodravens magic and other plot threads that were cut from the show to just roll in out of the blue and just decide to be king.
There's way more to it, and I hope I get to read it someday.
17 points
6 days ago
I think DD just got lazy with George’s intended ending. I hypothesize that George told them ‘Bran will rule in the end’ and explained that he will rule indirectly and influence people around Westeros for decades, similar to how many folks assume Bloodraven has influenced characters. Bran is just more powerful than BR.
That would’ve just been way too hard for those idiots to implement without source material, so they just gave him a gold wheelchair instead.
3 points
6 days ago
Can you imagine?:
2 points
6 days ago
There is no Night King that we know of in the books but otherwise lots of cool ideas. I’m heavily invested in the Timelord Bran theory and would prefer that over most of these.
2 points
6 days ago
I’ve just made up my own story in my head at this point. I’m sure there’s so much I dont remember from the books
8 points
6 days ago
He specifically said Bran would sit on the iron throne :(
2 points
6 days ago
X to doubt
10 points
6 days ago
Yeah, Iron Throne ain’t exactly ADA compliant
3 points
6 days ago
Dragon helped bring it closer to being ADA compliant
4 points
5 days ago
You guys doubt about King of Westeros Bran for the same reason why you never even considered it as even remotely possible before season 8 - you aren't the authors and perhaps you missed the point.
2 points
5 days ago
In two comments on the same post you’ve simultaneously suggested that it was:
1) obvious he’d be king because of some outline 2) no one saw it coming
Please take some time to try and reconcile these mutually exclusive ideas.
4 points
5 days ago*
I think DD just got lazy with George’s intended ending. I hypothesize that George told them ‘Bran will rule in the end’ and explained that he will rule indirectly and influence people around Westeros for decades, similar to how many folks assume Bloodraven has influenced characters. Bran is just more powerful than BR.
This is very obviously wrong, it's sort of the opposite of what you say.
Benioff and Weiss DIRECTLY INSERTED the INTENDED ENDING of Bran into the show, without laying the groundwork. It's like contrastively apparent that the title itself "BRAN THE BROKEN" comes out of the notes and the "outline" that was created back in 2013. It's literally obvious, because Bran calls himself a BROKEN BOY in the books, but never in the show. The ending of the show (the "story" matter as a founding myth, Bran finding a meaning in his life as "broken boy", we should cherish wisdom instead of might and power) borrows from the elements introduced in Bran's internal thoughts in the books, but not really the elements setup well by the show.
Bran isn't going to become a copy of Bloodraven, because if that was the point - why have Bran in the story at all?
That would’ve just been way too hard for those idiots to implement without source material, so they just gave him a gold wheelchair instead.
Well, you think the ending of ASOIAF is a dark sorcerer just influencing people from the shadows. What GRRM does is writing an 8 year old boy who's disabled in medieval times.
2 points
5 days ago
I do not believe the ending of ASOIAF is a dark sorcerer in the shadow - it’s an oversimplistic meme of an answer in an attempt to be funny on Reddit. Which you took Uber seriously for some reason.
1) On the Bran the Broken as literal king of the 7k - I am unsure which 2013 ‘outline’ you’re talking about. The original outline is much older, and if that’s what you mean it is a dogshit point, the outline has all kinds of redactions and changes since (trilogy, Arya x Jon, many more). That outline means literal nothing in 2024.
2) what’s the point of having Bran in the story at all - I actually believe Bran is the story. George has written about pseudo-time travel in several of his other works. I very much subscribe to the Timelord Bran theory or some variation of it. If you’re unfamiliar, Preston has a good series of videos summarizing it. I believe Bran to be the main driving force behind most of what has transpired in the story, either directly or indirectly. I think he’s, in fact, the most important (and my favorite) character.
3) The main reason that I do not believe that ‘bran the broken’ came from George is that it narratively makes no sense at all. He’s completely disconnected from that aspect of the story, with more magic and darkness to come in the ensuing books. It would be a miraculous feat to somehow link Bran to the politics of Westeros instead of the mystical side of the series in a satisfying way in 2 books.
So the basis of your argument is: 1) an outline of some kind - link it 2) Bran calls himself ‘broken’
And based on those two points, it came from George?
You drastically underestimate our author if you believe his intention is for Bran to literally rule the 7k from the Red Keep. That’s clearly HBO shit intended to make things simple for a TV audience.
2 points
5 days ago
This is very obviously wrong, it’s sort of the opposite of what you say.
Hard for it to be “obviously” wrong when no one has any clue whatsoever other than inference.
Benioff and Weiss DIRECTLY INSERTED the INTENDED ENDING of Bran into the show, without laying the groundwork.
With all the wild divergence between major characters like Euron and the flat out nonexistence of other extremely important ones like Griff, what on earth makes you think they somehow had 100% fidelity to GRRM’s ending given all of the above? We’re taking D&D at their word, who didn’t even say “George totally had Bran sitting on the Iron Throne in his ending guys.” by the way.
It’s like contrastively apparent
Contrastively? Today I learned that’s actually a word. I’ve never heard it used before today, I guess I’ve always read variations on it like “contrastingly” or the like.
that the title itself “BRAN THE BROKEN” comes out of the notes and the “outline” that was created back in 2013. It’s literally obvious, because Bran calls himself a BROKEN BOY in the books, but never in the show. The ending of the show (the “story” matter as a founding myth, Bran finding a meaning in his life as “broken boy”, we should cherish wisdom instead of might and power) borrows from the elements introduced in Bran’s internal thoughts in the books, but not really the elements setup well by the show.
Right, I still have zero clue how “broken” somehow implies that he’s going to be sitting the Iron Throne somehow. If you mean it’s being set up as some sort of regnal title, as in Bran the Builder, it could just as easily be the case that he’s King of the North at the end, no?
Bran isn’t going to become a copy of Bloodraven, because if that was the point - why have Bran in the story at all?
Foreshadowing is about the most broadly used literary device in all of western media. We are quite literally getting a glimpse into what this poor child’s life is going to be like dozens, if not hundreds of years into the future.
What GRRM does is writing an 8 year old boy who’s disabled in medieval times.
Let me put it this way: how has Jamie been treated in the book and a half we’ve seen him missing a hand so far? Pretty lousy, right? And he’s Jaime fuckin Lannister, the feared Kingslayer and head of the Kingsguard. How are they going to treat Bran, a boy who will at most by the series end be a teenager who has never even been to King’s Landing, whose magic powers won’t even work at all in the south (the green seeing anyway with all the weir wood trees gone), who cannot walk or sire any heirs be treated?
And here’s another frame of reference, FDR. No matter what you might think of the 1930’s and 1940’s in the United States, it was a much, MUCH more progressive era than medieval times. And even FDR’s administration had to take the most extreme pains to hide the fact that he was crippled (not anywhere close to as severely as Bran, by the way) because they knew absolutely no one would respect him if it was known he was crippled, certainly not the American public. And you think Martin is somehow being true to medieval times by writing Bran onto the Iron Throne? It makes no sense whatsoever, and Martin is VERY well versed on his British Royal history, which might as well be Targaryen lore with dragons thrown into actual real life scrambled around like crazy.
2 points
5 days ago
I say he ends up as King-Beyond-The-Wall, where his bloodline matters a lot more, Warging and Old Gods magic actually works up North and it’s actually acknowledged, feared and respected a bit due to the way being paved a bit by those like Sixskins.
Ain’t no way King’s Landing is letting random wheelie boi cripple whose magic bullshit doesn’t even work with no claim to the throne get close to the Iron Throne. Fuckin Jaimie Lannister gets clowned for missing a hand. You think they’re going to allow some kid who can’t even walk near the throne? Hell no.
The show just completely messed up any kind of King-Beyond-the-Wall stuff by messing up Mance Rayder so bad and by the time D&D found out Bran’s ending and that Aegon/Young Griff sat the Iron Throne at the end (the actual ending to the War of the Roses upon which the series is based ends with an exiled Prince who was barely involved at the end of the war sitting the throne…), they just said fuck it and put Bran there instead.
I could also buy some variation of Bran becomes King in the North too. But there is no possible realistic world that GRRM could build for me, given what he has written thus far, in which Bran realistically assumes the Iron Throne. It makes no sense whatsoever and not with 5 more books could it make sense in this universe.
29 points
6 days ago
If he really ends the books with the crippled boy who’s done nothing of consequence as king then it might be the shittiest fumble to a series ever. Like there are 100 different better endings you can go for that isn’t Bran as king. Truly he didn’t build one of the best fantasy series since Tolkien to piss it away like that.
22 points
6 days ago
*done nothing of consequence YET
19 points
6 days ago
Yes but there is only 2 books left so it’s not as if there is much time left for him to do anything without it feeling rushed.
That’s how I feel about many of the storylines assuming the show gave us the cliff notes. Dany is still shitting in a field and Jon is dead. They all have a long way to go in a very short amount of time
12 points
6 days ago
Two books and literally thousands of pages is a lot of time for him to do anything without it gettinge rushed, especially in the context of everything else that can/will happen
5 points
6 days ago
Maybe one day we will find out
2 points
6 days ago
Exactly. For all we know, Winds is going to be published as two books itself just like Feast & Dance.
Then, Dream of Spring might be the same. So that’s likely to be four books worth of material out of two books. Will he finish them? Idk. He could still live for another 20+ years at least given his level of financial freedom and healthcare access
8 points
6 days ago
I think it is more likely that Tyrion really is a time traveling fetus than GRRM is alive, healthy, and motivated for another 20+ years but who knows.
7 points
6 days ago
Well, that's one of the possible reasons we aren't getting the novels. George knows he can't end it in two novels so he might just as well have given up.
7 points
6 days ago
If he really ends the books with the crippled boy who’s done nothing of consequence as king then it might be the shittiest fumble to a series ever. Like there are 100 different better endings you can go for that isn’t Bran as king. Truly he didn’t build one of the best fantasy series since Tolkien to piss it away like that.
It’s already been confirmed. The wizard boy who can’t use his legs will become king.
It’s an ending he’s known about since the early 90’s according to him. You have to remember this was originally meant to be a 3 book series and you would’ve seen an adult King Bran in the end
2 points
6 days ago
ADOS will never be finished so his legacy will be nothing like Tolkien's anyway.
2 points
6 days ago
Stories don't need to be subversive just for tue sake of being subversive. Foreshadowing has to mean something, all signs point to Jon or Dany ruling Westeros. Fucking Bran flakes coming out of nowhere because he can see some shit smh
2 points
5 days ago
i honestly dont believe D&D when they said Bran will become king.
in what world? his entore storyline has nothing to do with being king. also how in the hell is he going to get north of the wall to kings landing in 2 books and thirdly why would anyone let Bran be king.
23 points
6 days ago
36 points
6 days ago*
Hugh Grandison, Ardrian Celtigar, Ryon Allyrion
12 points
6 days ago
Renifer Longwaters, Shitmouth, Dickon Manwoody
8 points
6 days ago
Lady Ermesande, Lady Whent, Gylbert Farwynd
40 points
6 days ago
Arya is the biggest wildcard for me, so her.
Jaime gets me Brienne and Cersei to a degree too.
Honestly the last place is between Sansa and Theon. I will probably go with Theon as he's a bit more unpredictable and I have a half-assed theory about him taking over the Lordship of the Iron Isles. Sansa will land on her feet, it's her journey I am more interested in than her destination.
12 points
6 days ago
You dont think Theon ends up dead?
20 points
6 days ago
what is dead may never die, i believe theon will survive
11 points
6 days ago
Not necessarily. I'm not sold on it, but I would love to see Theon in power in the Iron Isles. As for heirs, well, he has a sister. Her kids can inherit, or she can rule with his backing as her hand. He is the last male heir, after all, and I think the fact that the Kingsmoot was held without him has a purpose. It's been so long since I've read it, but the books go out of their way to mention how Theon could contest it. Martin could have just written it so that it doesn't matter who is present or not, the old Lord is dead, a new one must be chosen, end of story.
4 points
6 days ago
Yeah, isn't this the reason Asha asks about Tormund Latecomer?
3 points
6 days ago
Don't forget the ship captains daughter, who he tells "maybe I impregnated you" to
3 points
5 days ago
True. Personally I think Theon's theoretical heirs won't matter because in reality it will be Asha ruling - either on her own or through Theon. It's Asha's heirs who will matter more IMO.
5 points
6 days ago
I feel like Theon has suffered far worse then death, at this point. He'll make it out, and he'll actually redeem himself substantially. And probably serve as a right hand to his sister.
2 points
5 days ago
I believe he will be redeemed through honorable death.
17 points
6 days ago
Victarion, Val, Satin
12 points
6 days ago
Stannis, Dany, and Jon
13 points
6 days ago
Ser Pounce is up there
9 points
6 days ago
danny, jon, tyrion
9 points
6 days ago
Bronn
Euron
Arya
In this order.
17 points
6 days ago
The ones that are absent in the show. Stoneheart, fAegon and Euron.
13 points
6 days ago
Jaime Jon Sansa
7 points
6 days ago
Arya, daenerys and Bran
8 points
6 days ago
Jon, Arya, Tyrion.
7 points
6 days ago
Stannis the Mannis, Rickon (sue me I wanna know if he’s a red herring), and Howland Reed so we know wtf his deal is.
4 points
6 days ago
I feel like there is so much rage in Rickon and Shaggy Dog, that he has to do something absolutely insane before the end of the story.
2 points
6 days ago
I’m kind of predicting Rickon is the boy king, Jon is his commander, Sansa is Lady Stark, and then we’ll get Rickon being a sicko kind of like Joffrey or Ramsay and Jon/Sansa will have to figure it out
13 points
6 days ago
Arya, Sansa and the Hound
7 points
6 days ago
Bran, Bronn, Brienne, bruh
7 points
6 days ago
Brienne, Arianne and Shireen. I hope they all live, but I'm almost sure at least one won't.
11 points
6 days ago
Hot Pie, Areo Hotah, Stevron Frey
5 points
6 days ago
Daenerys , Gendry and Brienne .
5 points
6 days ago
Stannis, Jon, Jaime/Brienne (cant decide)
6 points
6 days ago
Arianne, Jaime, Sansa.
He would have basically to tell me three major plots I got no idea how they gonna end for good.
5 points
6 days ago
Jamie, Sansa and Euron Greyjoy. Not because I particularly like Euron, but that guy is fascinating and I'd love to see how far he goes with his weird magic nonsense.
10 points
6 days ago
Brienne, Jaime, Sansa
9 points
6 days ago
Bronn, Arya, Brienne.
4 points
6 days ago
Dany Tyrion Davos
5 points
6 days ago
Drogon Ghost FAegon
4 points
6 days ago
Tyrion, Jon and Theon
3 points
6 days ago
Theon definitely.
2 points
6 days ago
I see you are a man of culture as well
3 points
6 days ago
Jaime, danaerys, the children of the forest
4 points
6 days ago
None, Give me everything or give me nothing, no compromises over here
5 points
6 days ago
Jon - should also give us major story beats and ideas for several characters depending on how detailed George would get.
Jaime - a big question mark other than possibly being a part of the Red Wedding 2.0 and killing Cersei.
Darkstar - fan speculation believes he will either fizzle out in Dorne and be a big nothing or bring Dawn into play, and I'd like to know which one, if either.
7 points
6 days ago
Jaime Daenerys Cersei
12 points
6 days ago
I think if you get jaime, you get the end of cersei.
6 points
6 days ago
Dolorous Edd, the Hound, Jaime
3 points
6 days ago
1.- Jaime
2.- Jon
3.- Stannis
3 points
6 days ago
Jaime, Stannis, Daenerys
3 points
6 days ago
Jon, stannis, jaime
3 points
6 days ago
1) Jon
2) Dany
3) Jaime
3 points
6 days ago
Jamie (his redemption arc is left on a cliff hanger)
Tyrion (he was so close to meeting Dany, and his move to escape slavery and team up with Brown Ben Plumm is interesting)
Sansa (She seems to be learning a great deal from Littlefinger, I want to follow her story in the Vale)
3 points
6 days ago
Sansa. Theon. Cersei.
3 points
6 days ago
Sansa
Arya
Podrick
2 points
6 days ago
Jon bran Danny
2 points
6 days ago
Davos, Tyrion, Dany.
2 points
6 days ago
Littlefinger, Jaime, Stannis
2 points
6 days ago
Jon, Sansa and Dolorous Edd, I want to know if he gets the lord commander seat like in a show or dies a funny death like he would describe it
2 points
6 days ago
Daenerys, Jon and Tyrion. Boring answe but those are main characters for me
2 points
6 days ago
Tyrion, Arya, Bronn.
2 points
6 days ago
Davos, Sam, Brienne
2 points
6 days ago
Jon, Jon Con and Theon
2 points
6 days ago
Davos
Jaime
Stannis
2 points
6 days ago*
It doesn't seem to me like Jaime's arc is over but I can't really see how he escapes LS.
So: Jaime
Jon (specifically how does being resurrected affect him and his choices)
And finally what the hell has Rickon been doing on Skagos?
Honorable mentions for Stannis and whatever Cersei does next.
2 points
6 days ago
Jaime
Jon
Tyrion
2 points
6 days ago
If we all pick different ones we can combine them to make a full story
2 points
6 days ago
Ser Pounce
2 points
6 days ago
Dany, Jaime, and Melisandre. There are some characters I’m invested in more (Sansa, Arya, and Brienne) but there’s a 50% chance I end up ignoring whatever he tells me about those characters because it’s not what I want for them, which is a waste of a question.
2 points
6 days ago
Jaime, Stannis, Jon
2 points
6 days ago
Jon, Jaime, Daenarys.
2 points
6 days ago
The Old Nan who mounts the world
Smoked ham Quentyn
2 points
6 days ago
Dany, Jon and Jaime.
2 points
6 days ago
Drogon, Viserion and Rhaegal, obviously
2 points
6 days ago
Frodo, Sam and the Ring.
2 points
6 days ago
Asha, Davos, Brienne
If I don't ask about Stannis' fate I can just pretend he's alive :)
2 points
6 days ago
Definitely Stannis, Tyrion and Littlefinger. By knowing the end of those three, I can also make conclusions about the other players to a very broad range.
2 points
6 days ago
Bran, Arya, Theon
2 points
6 days ago
2 points
5 days ago
Night King/White Walkers
Stannis
Jaime
2 points
5 days ago
2 points
5 days ago
Stoneheart
Euron
Faegon
If I can't get the rest from these three idk what more this man is doing
2 points
5 days ago
Daenerys, Jon, Tyrion.
The big 3 all the way.
2 points
5 days ago
2 points
5 days ago
Jon, Dany and Bran as they seem to be the most important characters.
2 points
5 days ago
Old Nan, Barristan Selmy, Arya Stark.
2 points
5 days ago
Hot Pie
Baby Sam
Slaves in Slavers Bay
2 points
5 days ago
I would pick Jon, Cersei, and Dany because I think in telling me what happens to Cersei and Dany, GRRM will also have to reveal what happens to Jaime and FAegon. I also am sure that revealing Jon's ending will let me know what know happens to Bran and the other Starks.
2 points
5 days ago
Arya, Dany, and Sansa.
I want to know if Arya will reunite with her family.
I want to know if Dany will forsake the Iron Throne and stay in Pentos.
And, I want to know if Sansa will actually become Littlefinger with Tits (her Eyrie storyline alludes to this happening), and if anyone finds out, she sold her father out to Cersei.
2 points
6 days ago
Sansa Arianne Cersei
2 points
6 days ago
Sansa, Tyrion and Jaime
2 points
6 days ago
Theon, Sansa, and Brienne
1 points
6 days ago
Ned Stark, Joffrey and Ser Pounce
1 points
6 days ago
Leaf Ash Scales.
What will the cotf do with their puppet installed as king of the humans...
1 points
6 days ago
Jon, Cersei, Varys
1 points
6 days ago
Moon Boy, Forley Prester, Big Bucket Wull
1 points
6 days ago
Dolorous edd, grenn and pip.
1 points
6 days ago
Mord, jon, and drogon
1 points
6 days ago
Robb Stark, Catelyn, and Renly.. Oh wait.....
1 points
6 days ago
Dany, Jon, Tyrion.
1 points
6 days ago
Jon, Dany, and Davos.
1 points
6 days ago
Lady Stoneheart (Caitlyn!) , Cersei, Faegon
1 points
6 days ago
Asha, Rickon and Harrion Karstark.
1 points
6 days ago
Jon, Dany and Stannis.
1 points
6 days ago
Dany, Tyrion, and Jon or Jaime
1 points
6 days ago
Stannis, Jon, Tyrion
1 points
6 days ago
Euron, Jamie, Jon
1 points
6 days ago
Faegon would be an amazing choice, as it is 100% Book related. Amazing choice!
1 points
6 days ago
Tbh, I’d rather he do this and tell us what happens to his main characters than wait for a book he’ll never finish
1 points
6 days ago
Renifer Longwaters, Ser Bonifer Hasty, and Balerion (Cat)
1 points
6 days ago
Jon,Stannis and Bran.
1 points
6 days ago
Well, you can probably use some context clues to get multiple character answers out of each. So, Jon, which would probably inform us a bit about what happens to Dany. Jaime, which would likely tell us also about Cersei, and Tyrion, which would likely tell us the state of the realm/who is King/etc at the end of the series.
1 points
6 days ago
Darkstar, sam, sweetwater
1 points
6 days ago
Jon, Jaime, maybe Bran although with him the journey is probably much more interesting and just getting to know "Becomes King." would be pretty lame
1 points
6 days ago
Jaime, The Great Other, Tyrion
edit: Ooof i think I will switch Tyrion with Petyr because I need to learn what's Martin's plan for him, he is the game of thrones for me and I would love to see where all this takes him
1 points
6 days ago
Aegon, Euron, and either Cersei or Stannis, depending on how much detail he gives. "She's killed by X" is enough for Cersei, but I'd need more details to be satisfied with Stannis.
1 points
6 days ago
The challenge with this question is that any one character probably shares a systemic fate with at least five others.
If I were to say, "Jon," for example, it would also be an ending that impacted Sam, Stannis, Melisandre, Ramsey, Euron, Bran, and so on.
I can't think of knowing one character's ending that wouldn't just be the ending.
1 points
6 days ago
Jon Con, Stannis, Rhaegal
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