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Jaime Lannister (played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) started in Game of Thrones as a villain, but in the last seven series, fans have come to love Kingslayer.
In addition, he began his story with a pbadion for his sister Cersei (Lena Headey) and, even though he still loves the Queen, he has learned to love others, including Tarth's Brienne (Gwendoline Christie).
Many fans think that Jaime will kill his sister in the last series, but one of the fans now thinks he has determined how the king's guard will perish.
In fact, they pointed out that Jaime may have already revealed how he would die in a previous series.
FoundWaldo_, a Reddit user, wrote: "Jaime mentions to Bronn, in Dorne, that he wants to die in the arms of the woman he loves.
"He's obviously talking about Cersei."
However, they add: "But with Jaime and Brienne fighting against armies at Winterfell, I foresee that Jamie will die valiantly (perhaps Bran will be saved – poetic redemption) and Brienne will cradle him in his arms after his death.
"Jaime loves Brienne (romantic or not), so that would be an interesting turning point.
"Then Brienne will return to King's Landing and when all is said, update Jaime's chapter in the Kings-guard book with his heroic feats."
If Jaime died that way, it would certainly be poetic. However, many fans would probably prefer to see Jaime and Brienne survive the series.
This comes after another fan thinks he has solved the fate of Jon Snow, pointing out that it could have been revealed during the six season.
After defeating Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) in the Battle of the Bastards, the Northern Lords declared Jon King in the north.
They said that, as the son of Ned Stark (Sean Bean), they would stand by his side in battle and pledge allegiance.
However, fans know that Jon is really Aegon Targaryen. How will the northern lords react when they learn the truth about his true sonship?
The user of Reddit mikeybuckets wrote: "Jon was hailed as the king of the north by all the northern homes at the beginning of the season because of his leadership skills, but also mainly because he would be the son of Ned Stark.
"The houses in the north overcome the fact that he is a bastard. Lady Mormont said, "I do not care if he's a bastard, the blood of Ned Stark flows through his veins."
They continued, "I wonder how they will react when they discover that he's not the son of Ned and that he's actually a Targaryen.
"While Jon is telling all the northern houses that he's going to take a walk to Dragon Stone to meet Dany, they are all screaming for he's not leaving because we can not trust him." Targaryen. "
"This feeling comes from the memory of King Aerys' acts against the Starks."
Jon has proved to be a true North American, but once it is revealed that he is actually a Targaryen, will the Northern Lords change their allegiance?
Season 8 of Game of Thrones will be back at HBO on April 14th and will air on Sky Atlantic at 2am and 9pm one day later.
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