OFFICIAL Game of Thrones Season 7 Thread - Winds of Winter. Spoilers=BAN, Theories in [spoiler] tags

[Jax]

Nikkas disrespecting Littlefinger don't know shyt about shyt. He's proven time and time he's not to be fukked with.
I fukks with byrdgang.

 

[HARLEM AL]

Man Sunday can't get here fast enough!!!

 

[tru_m.a.c]

you ain't gotta act when you got dragons

cgi in every scene like transformers mad cuz we do numbers

just make sure the numbers y'all doing this year consists of miles...as in you finally completed your voyage to Westeros

 

[Ziggiy]

So has it been confirmed that Season 8 is dropping in '19 or does it have the "potential" to drop then? That's a long ass time

Not confirmed either way yet. We probably won't know until after the season is over

 

[FrankyFourFingers]

Theory i saw on Reddit about Bran.

DO NOT CLICK IF YOU HATE READING THEORIES.

Spoiler

I think you've missed a third option of how this happens. And it's the most likely.

In the show, Bran is trying to change the past. BR stops him, but now he's gone.

We know that he can warg into people during his visions of the past, but that everything he does only results in things playing out the way they were meant to. "The ink is dry."

The logical solution then is for Bran to travel back in time trying to change things in the past. Each time he fails, he travels further back the next time.

Ultimately you'd think Bran would try the most straightforward thing, travel back to the moment the WW were created and attempt to prevent their creation in the first place.

Of course, he can't actually change things. So things play out the way they always have.

Bran thinks he's friends with the Children. But 8,000 years ago he was not, in fact the children were at war with Men.

He attempts to warg into the man we saw in s6e5 and reason with the Children. Instead they sacrifice the man tied to the tree in an attempt to create a weapon.

Unbeknownst to them, the worlds most powerful greenseer is inside of this man. That's how the weapon turns against the Children, and that's why he can seemingly warg the dead.

Driven by a hatred of the Children for cursing him to an icy immortality, Bran/NK wants just three things:

1. He wants to eliminate the Children, the people that betrayed him.
   
   
2. He wants to see his home and his family again.
   
   
3. He wants to finally die after 8,000 years.

So the Wall comes down and the WW reach winterfell. Bran/NK is finally home.

Meanwhile, the Bran that we know probably hangs out on the isle of faces with the last Children. As Jon/Dany clash with the WW, Bran/NK is reunited with his brother (cousin).

Bran needs to take his own life to save his family, because the WW don't exist absent his presence in the Children's sacrifice. Simultaneously, Bran/NK wants the same thing. He knows that if he kills our Bran, he'll be released from his icy prison, because he's really killing himself.

The ink is dry must play a factor somehow, as must the bittersweet ending.

I would bet that Bran is simply destined to become the NK, and nothing he can do will stop it. And so In the end he will become the NK. But Jon will prevail in the battle against him, unknowingly killing his own brother.

Honestly it seems like the show will almost certainly go this route.

ive read this theory and somewhat subscribe to it.

Spoiler

i believe bran could be the nights king or bran the builder. or maybe the nights king and bran the builder are the same person. remember the nights king was originally a stark who started simping that frosty nana. also remember tho if you warg into something for to long you lose your mind into what ever it is you warged

Spoiler

until then tho its fukk bran and any other set who aint riding with the Dead

 

[MalikX]

ive read this theory and somewhat subscribe to it.

Spoiler

i believe bran could be the nights king or bran the builder. or maybe the nights king and bran the builder are the same person. remember the nights king was originally a stark who started simping that frosty nana. also remember tho if you warg into something for to long you lose your mind into what ever it is you warged

Spoiler

until then tho its fukk bran and any other set who aint riding with the Dead

Spoiler

I subscribe to the theory.

Bran keeps going back in time, fukking around with shyt trying to change what happens, thinking he's strong enough to alter the past eventhough Bloodraven tells him the ink is already dry. Well Bloodraven is dead now. There's no one to stop Bran from chilling back there as long as he wants. Bran eventually goes back before the White Walkers were created, and wargs the guy from the vision and tries to explain the future to the COF but, they stab him anyway

Bran tries to warg back out but the magic traps him in there and he's turned into a white walker for good

It would explain why he can raise people from the dead and warg all of them...powers the COF didn't mean for him to have. It can explain why the White Walkers immediately revolted against them if the NK has a powerful greenseer inside of him who is royally pissed off at being turned into an ice demon.

It would explain why the Night King just went back to the Lands of Always Winter for 8,000 years and never attacked again. Sounds silly but, not if the NK/Older Bran was waiting for Bran to be born again. The stories Nan told Bran about the Night's King being a brother of a Stark King sound like foreshadowing now. The NK/Older Bran would be royally pissed off at Bloodraven because after being alive for 8,000 years he would realize that Bloodraven KNEW he was meant to become the Night's King and the whole "the ink's already dry" shyt also applied to him going evil but, it has to happen because it always has. The Night's King kills Bloodraven for that. Wants to murder the COF. Wants to go back home or wants to die or maybe after 8,000 years as an ice demon with 100,000 souls attached to his, his brain is completely fukked up, I don't know.

Jon would be Azor Ahai and Bran would be Nissa Nissa. Lightbringer is Longclaw. Jon will have to kill Bran to kill the Night's King because that stops the loops. That's the bitter ending. It also puts the Night's King being in Bran's dream into better perspective, especially him touching Bran....its just Bran looking back at himself It puts the Night's King looking at Jon at Hardhome into better perspective.....its just Bran looking at his brother. I don't know how to make time travel work in a medeival story nor how they'll wrap it up with everything making sense but, Im leaning toward this being fact....Bran gonna die brehs and Jon gonna live with the fact that he had to kill his brother

 

[MalikX]

Spoiler

 

[Remote]

Theory i saw on Reddit about Bran.

DO NOT CLICK IF YOU HATE READING THEORIES.

Spoiler

I think you've missed a third option of how this happens. And it's the most likely.

In the show, Bran is trying to change the past. BR stops him, but now he's gone.

We know that he can warg into people during his visions of the past, but that everything he does only results in things playing out the way they were meant to. "The ink is dry."

The logical solution then is for Bran to travel back in time trying to change things in the past. Each time he fails, he travels further back the next time.

Ultimately you'd think Bran would try the most straightforward thing, travel back to the moment the WW were created and attempt to prevent their creation in the first place.

Of course, he can't actually change things. So things play out the way they always have.

Bran thinks he's friends with the Children. But 8,000 years ago he was not, in fact the children were at war with Men.

He attempts to warg into the man we saw in s6e5 and reason with the Children. Instead they sacrifice the man tied to the tree in an attempt to create a weapon.

Unbeknownst to them, the worlds most powerful greenseer is inside of this man. That's how the weapon turns against the Children, and that's why he can seemingly warg the dead.

Driven by a hatred of the Children for cursing him to an icy immortality, Bran/NK wants just three things:

1. He wants to eliminate the Children, the people that betrayed him.
   
   
2. He wants to see his home and his family again.
   
   
3. He wants to finally die after 8,000 years.

So the Wall comes down and the WW reach winterfell. Bran/NK is finally home.

Meanwhile, the Bran that we know probably hangs out on the isle of faces with the last Children. As Jon/Dany clash with the WW, Bran/NK is reunited with his brother (cousin).

Bran needs to take his own life to save his family, because the WW don't exist absent his presence in the Children's sacrifice. Simultaneously, Bran/NK wants the same thing. He knows that if he kills our Bran, he'll be released from his icy prison, because he's really killing himself.

The ink is dry must play a factor somehow, as must the bittersweet ending.

I would bet that Bran is simply destined to become the NK, and nothing he can do will stop it. And so In the end he will become the NK. But Jon will prevail in the battle against him, unknowingly killing his own brother.

Honestly it seems like the show will almost certainly go this route.

 

[TrebleMan]

Since we're dropping theories, this one is about how the ending may potentially be (I don't subscribe 100% to it though):
An Epic Old Theory Predicts How 'Game Of Thrones' Will End

 

[Torrential]

Spoiler

I subscribe to the theory.

Bran keeps going back in time, fukking around with shyt trying to change what happens, thinking he's strong enough to alter the past eventhough Bloodraven tells him the ink is already dry. Well Bloodraven is dead now. There's no one to stop Bran from chilling back there as long as he wants. Bran eventually goes back before the White Walkers were created, and wargs the guy from the vision and tries to explain the future to the COF but, they stab him anyway

Bran tries to warg back out but the magic traps him in there and he's turned into a white walker for good

It would explain why he can raise people from the dead and warg all of them...powers the COF didn't mean for him to have. It can explain why the White Walkers immediately revolted against them if the NK has a powerful greenseer inside of him who is royally pissed off at being turned into an ice demon.

It would explain why the Night King just went back to the Lands of Always Winter for 8,000 years and never attacked again. Sounds silly but, not if the NK/Older Bran was waiting for Bran to be born again. The stories Nan told Bran about the Night's King being a brother of a Stark King sound like foreshadowing now. The NK/Older Bran would be royally pissed off at Bloodraven because after being alive for 8,000 years he would realize that Bloodraven KNEW he was meant to become the Night's King and the whole "the ink's already dry" shyt also applied to him going evil but, it has to happen because it always has. The Night's King kills Bloodraven for that. Wants to murder the COF. Wants to go back home or wants to die or maybe after 8,000 years as an ice demon with 100,000 souls attached to his, his brain is completely fukked up, I don't know.

Jon would be Azor Ahai and Bran would be Nissa Nissa. Lightbringer is Longclaw. Jon will have to kill Bran to kill the Night's King because that stops the loops. That's the bitter ending. It also puts the Night's King being in Bran's dream into better perspective, especially him touching Bran....its just Bran looking back at himself It puts the Night's King looking at Jon at Hardhome into better perspective.....its just Bran looking at his brother. I don't know how to make time travel work in a medeival story nor how they'll wrap it up with everything making sense but, Im leaning toward this being fact....Bran gonna die brehs and Jon gonna live with the fact that he had to kill his brother

that would be sad

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

nikkas about to find out why Starkset been tanking all these years.

nikkas was laughing when we lost 92 direwolves and had to fall back .

We stacked them L's early on ,but we finna get the ultimate W

Shout out to Ned Stark .The Sam Hinkie of this westeros shyt. Acquiring Jon Snow from Targset for a 2063 second round pick .Got Targset tryin to rescind the trade.Ain't no "basketball reasons" in Game Of Thrones b.
Stannisset tried to follow the blueprint Ned laid,but their GM made some dumbass moves that led to the end of their chapter (Shireen,really my nikka c'mon). We signed Davos for the vet minimum .Old washed nikka tryin to get a ring.

Bran the young seven footer showed flashes of dominance in his rookie year,about to level up and get that MVP trophy .Heard he's been working on his shot all summer and put on 10 pounds of muscle


Told you nikkas 5 seasons ago to Trust The Process.

#starkset :justwow:

 

[CJ]

nikkas about to find out why Starkset been tanking all these years.

nikkas was laughing when we lost 92 direwolves and had to fall back .

We stacked them L's early on ,but we finna get the ultimate W

Shout out to Ned Stark .The Sam Hinkie of this westeros shyt. Acquiring Jon Snow from Targset for a 2063 second round pick .Got Targset tryin to rescind the trade.Ain't no "basketball reasons" in Game Of Thrones b.
Stannisset tried to follow the blueprint Ned laid,but their GM made some dumbass moves that led to the end of their chapter (Shireen,really my nikka c'mon). We signed Davos for the vet minimum .Old washed nikka tryin to get a ring.

Bran the young seven footer showed flashes of dominance in his rookie year,about to level up and get that MVP trophy .Heard he's been working on his shot all summer and put on 10 pounds of muscle


Told you nikkas 5 seasons ago to Trust The Process.

Missed this post.



Wolfset, Starkgang, Snowman

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Im not gonna lie. I would pay full movie price for EVERY EPISODE if they released that shyt in theaters.

A full 2 months of Goat of thrones in imax??

But we 2 weeks away #CerseiGang
We did the Walk of Shame but we bout to end this shyt with a bang so yall other sets better stay in yall lane!

wanted to dap for the movie theater...took it back when you repped c*ntgang ::cantbelieve:

 

[detroitwalt]

 

[Food Mane]

#thenorthremembers

yal remember all those Ls?

your family tree looking like a carrot

At this point there may be more Reynes than Starks