06-01-2016, 03:08 PM
Some thoughts/predictions:
1. Has anybody proposed that Samwell Tarly ends up being the third dragon rider instead of Tyrion? I think he could be, especially now that he has Heartsbane. He is smart, knows history, has honor, has been downtrodden, and could have the knoledge of the measters by then.
2. Brienne and Jaime will end up meeting on the battlefield in the battle to re-take Riverrun and one will have to kill the other.
3. Theon convinces Yara to take their ships to Mereen and transports the Dothrakis to Westeros. He ends up taking Danearys to help Sansa and Jon Snow to repay his debt to the Starks.
4. The Umbers sent the letter to Jon Snow in an effort to get him to march on Winterfell. The Umbers who are "allied" with Ramsey march their combined troops out to meet Jon Snow on the battlefield. When the battle begins, the Umber soldiers turn on the Boltons and help Jon Snow take Winterfell back.
5. Is Hodor now a wight? If so, not only will he be damn formidible, but he could cause Bran to pause at a critical time in the coming battle with the White Walkers when he sees the undead Hodor. Result? I'm not sure.
1. Has anybody proposed that Samwell Tarly ends up being the third dragon rider instead of Tyrion? I think he could be, especially now that he has Heartsbane. He is smart, knows history, has honor, has been downtrodden, and could have the knoledge of the measters by then.
2. Brienne and Jaime will end up meeting on the battlefield in the battle to re-take Riverrun and one will have to kill the other.
3. Theon convinces Yara to take their ships to Mereen and transports the Dothrakis to Westeros. He ends up taking Danearys to help Sansa and Jon Snow to repay his debt to the Starks.
4. The Umbers sent the letter to Jon Snow in an effort to get him to march on Winterfell. The Umbers who are "allied" with Ramsey march their combined troops out to meet Jon Snow on the battlefield. When the battle begins, the Umber soldiers turn on the Boltons and help Jon Snow take Winterfell back.
5. Is Hodor now a wight? If so, not only will he be damn formidible, but he could cause Bran to pause at a critical time in the coming battle with the White Walkers when he sees the undead Hodor. Result? I'm not sure.
