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Game of Thrones fans are convinced that they have spotted a major spoiler hidden in the latest specials of season eight.
HBO released three series of sequences titled "Survival", "Together" and "Aftermath" – featuring shots of Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) standing in front of Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) in Winterfell.
Spiral66, a Reddit user, suggested that the "Together" promotion featured a photo of Daenerys and Jon Snow (Kit Harington) at Dragonstone. She seems to stand in front of the Dragonstone fireplace, Spiral66 creating a direct comparison between the promotional photo and an image of the seven season.
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This suggests that Daenerys and Jon both survived the major battle that was going to take place in Winterfell, against the army of the dead, and that they traveled or retreated to Dragonstone as a result.
Spiral66 told The Huffington Post : "When the promotion was released, most people badumed, including myself, that Dany's coup was before the great battle of Winterfell. But as this submarine tends to over-badyze things, I started thinking, "And if it was elsewhere?" And of course, after examining the Dragonstone fireplace, the sculptures of the two images were identical. "
1/7 Jon Snow
The Great Revelation of the Foreword The last season of Game of Thrones (a turning point that fan communities had already seen before the TV adaptation was even aired) was the truth of Jon Snow's filiation, namely that he's not going to show up. was not the bastard son of Ned Stark but the legitimate offspring of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryan While most viewers were concerned about the perverse nature of this revelation juxtaposed with the image of him rolling in bed with Daenerys (now revealed to be his aunt), the fact is that he now legitimately claims the Iron Throne.He certainly has a better claim than his father's sister, to whom he just swore (not to mention things that would make people blush The biggest problem for Jon is that he still does not know how much his stock is in vogue, and the only two characters who know him are his friend Sam Tarly and his irritating younger brother, Bran. Can such a weak duo convey this crucial information to Jon before it's too late?
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2/7 Daenerys Targaryan
Until the end of the last series (and provided you have not been to read all the theories of fans) it seemed that Daenerys was destined to rule the Seven Kingdoms. After all, George RR Martin's series is called A Song of Ice and Fire and, where his cold element could apply to both Jon Snow and the horde of icy zombies, it's clear for a long time that Dany brings the heat holder. She spent a frustrating time at Essos, perfecting her military and governance skills (both seemingly based on the misuse of dragon fire) and arrived at Westeros in a seemingly unstoppable quest for the crown. His claim was weakened by the discovery that his nephew Jon is the real Targaryen heir, but it's also evident that she's wearing the dragon pants in their relationship.
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3/7 Cersei Lannister
Cersei is the only villain to have survived from episode 1 to the last season, so congratulate her for that. She has already lost her more pragmatic siblings – Tyrion and Jaime – in favor of the anti-apocalypse cause, and her plan for the final phase seems to involve a double crossing of the alliance to deal with the zombie threat. It just can not end well, because any damage to the Targaryen will only prepare Night King's army, and he's not a man (?) Who seems to care a lot about the rating Lannisters credit. Really the Cnut of the series, it is already in the borrowed time.
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4/7 Arya Stark / Sansa Stark / Bran Stark
The survival of the youngest Stark children makes you feel so sorry for poor Rickon ( why oh why did not he zigzagged ?!), who suffered the indignity of never becoming a real character before his dispatch. The reality is that none of the Starks really want to take the crown and settle in King's Landing. They love the North, where you have to wear long fur coats and grumble disturbing warnings among the gentle inhabitants of the South. The best scenario for Bran is to live in a castle, not in a tree (or in the king's body at night, see the theories of the fans for more details), and for Sansa, this tutelage of the North coveted more and more. more. has his name on it. Arya is sort of an agent of chaos and it's hard to know what role she'll play again, no doubt decisive, but – and that does not give me any reason, Arya – she finds it hard to see her arguing with the little council of finance.
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5/7 The King of the Night
Could the King of the Night be the mighty leader Westeros desperately needs? It would be appropriate for a series that so willingly captured beloved characters to behead / stab them to the heart / slit their throats, to go out with the nihilistic bang of King Night, riding Viserion undead, perched on the Red Keep. . He is the man to watch if the spectators decide that they want a complete metaphor.
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6/7 Dark Horses
There are some characters – Varys, Jorah, Theon, and Yara Greyjoy – who will probably play an important role in the culminating drama, but with no chance of find in the hot seat. A better bet could be Gendry, aka the hot tinsmith of Skins, who has the strongest right to claim Baratheon. Other major characters such as Brienne, Bronn, Davos and Gray Worm will knock on the door (provided they receive the screentime of this truncated series), but they are subjects and not leaders. Euron Greyjoy faces a delicate end at one point because he is totally perverse and also very poorly judged as a character. My outside bet, for connoisseurs, is Beric Dondarrion, the priest of the Lord of Light, who apparently survived the wall breach at Eastwatch and whose ability to stave off fire and come back from the dead could to be very useful against the ice zombies.
7/7 Verdict
For my part, I would like to see a ministry of all talents at King's Landing, with Arya at the helm of the Royal Guard, Yara serving in the Navy, Davos in charge of maintaining order (justice, Flea Bottom style), Bronn supervising the cash (which is better than a sold sword?), and returns as a spy-master. If Robert, Joffrey and Tommen, the kings of Baratheon, have taught us everything, it is possible to be in power, but not in power. When the ice melts, I hope that the multi-faceted characters of Game of Thrones will live up to their expectations – if they manage to survive, that's it.
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1/7 Snow Jon
The great revelation of the penultimate season of Game of Thrones (an anomaly that the communities of fans had seen even before to be broadcast on television) was the truth of Jon Snow's filiation, namely that he was not the bastard son of Ned Stark, but the legitimate spawn of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryan. While most viewers were preoccupied with the perverse nature of this revelation juxtaposed with the image of him rolling in bed with Daenerys (now revealed to be his aunt), the fact is that he now claims the most legitimately the Iron Throne. He certainly has a better claim than his father's sister, to whom he just swore an oath (not to mention the things that would make the people of Pitcairn blush). Jon's biggest problem is that he still does not know how much his stock is in vogue, and the only two characters who know him are his friend Sam Tarly and his irritating younger brother, Bran. Can such a weak duo provide this crucial piece of information to Jon before it's too late?
HBO
2/7 Daenerys Targaryan
Until the end of the last series (and provided you have not been reading all the theories of fans) it seemed that Daenerys was destined to rule the Seven Kingdoms. After all, George RR Martin's series is called A Song of Ice and Fire and, where his cold element could apply to both Jon Snow and the horde of icy zombies, it's clear for a long time that Dany brings the heat holder. She spent a frustrating time at Essos, perfecting her military and governance skills (both seemingly based on the misuse of dragon fire) and arrived at Westeros in a seemingly unstoppable quest for the crown. His claim was weakened by the discovery that his nephew, Jon, is the real Targaryen heir, but it's also evident that she's wearing the dragon pants in their relationship.
HBO
3/7 Cersei Lannister
Cersei is the only villain to have survived from episode 1 to the last season, so congratulate her for that. She has already lost her more pragmatic siblings – Tyrion and Jaime – in favor of the anti-apocalypse cause, and her plan for the final phase seems to involve a double crossing of the alliance to deal with the zombie threat. It just can not end well, because any damage to the Targaryen will only prepare Night King's army, and he's not a man (?) Who seems to care a lot about the rating Lannisters credit. Really the Cnut of the series, it is already in the borrowed time.
HBO
4/7 Arya Stark / Sansa Stark / Stark Bran
The survival of the youngest Stark children makes you feel so sorry for poor Rickon ( why oh why did not he zigzagged ?!), who suffered the indignity of never becoming a real character before his dispatch. The reality is that none of the Starks really want to take the crown and settle in King's Landing. They love the North, where you have to wear long fur coats and grumble disturbing warnings among the gentle inhabitants of the South. The best scenario for Bran is to live in a castle, not in a tree (or in the king's body at night, see the theories of the fans for more details), and for Sansa, this tutelage of the North coveted more and more. more. has his name on it. Arya is sort of an agent of chaos and it's hard to know what role she'll play again, no doubt decisive, but – and that does not give me any reason, Arya – she finds it hard to see her arguing with the little council of finance.
HBO
5/7 The King of the Night
Could the King of the Night be the mighty leader Westeros desperately needs? It would be appropriate for a series that so willingly captured beloved characters to behead / stab them to the heart / slit their throats, to go out with the nihilistic bang of King Night, riding Viserion undead, perched on the Red Keep. . He is the man to watch if the spectators decide that they want a complete metaphor.
HBO
6/7 Dark Horses
There are some characters – Varys, Jorah, Theon, and Yara Greyjoy – who will probably play an important role in the culminating drama, but without any chance of find in the hot seat. A better bet could be Gendry, aka the hot tinsmith of Skins, who has the strongest right to claim Baratheon. Other major characters such as Brienne, Bronn, Davos and Gray Worm will knock on the door (provided they receive the screentime of this truncated series), but they are subjects and not leaders. Euron Greyjoy faces a delicate end at one point because he is totally perverse and also very poorly judged as a character. My outside bet, for connoisseurs, is Beric Dondarrion, the priest of the Lord of Light, who apparently survived the wall breach at Eastwatch and whose ability to stave off fire and come back from the dead could to be very useful against the ice zombies.
7/7 Verdict
For my part, I would like to see a ministry of all talents at King's Landing, with Arya at the helm of the Royal Guard, Yara serving in the Navy, Davos in charge of maintaining order (justice, Flea Bottom style), Bronn supervising the cash (which is better than a sold sword?), and returns as a spy-master. If Robert, Joffrey and Tommen, the kings of Baratheon, have taught us everything, it is possible to be in power, but not in power. When the ice melts, I hope that the multi-faceted characters of Game of Thrones will live up to their expectations – if they manage to survive, that's it.
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"After that, I checked the appearance of the Winterfell fireplaces and they seem to have a much more traditional style, so I became certain that this scene was happening at Dragonstone. "and Jon (who is briefly in this clip) of Dragonstone suggests that after the alleged loss of Winterfell, they retreat to Dragonstone and use it as a new base of operations," added Spiral66. "As others have noticed, Dany seems to be contemplative – perhaps even in mourning for battle and lost lives … Jorah or grub, perhaps among the victims?"
The last season of Game of Thrones airs on television screens on April 14. The show will be available on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV in the UK Read all you need to know about the coming season here.
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