Major theory of the Game Of Thrones series: what will happen in season 8, episode 6?

episode 5 of Game of Thrones was a big deal on several fronts, not just because it was full of dead and it finally gave us Cleganebowl. Nothing was more decisive than Daenerys' decision to become Mad Queen and burn King's Landing. Before she did that, she killed Varys – but he was also trying to kill her. Before the series finale, there may have been some clues about Dany's death in episode 6.

If you want to take a closer look, watch the trailer for the final and the Episode 6 photos. Beyond that, we look in detail at the most important character who was not included in the series, Young Griff, and discuss the fact that the Daenerys decision means we will never see her break the steering wheel.

Whenever you think that this can not get worse, that's the case. In Game of Thrones, Episode 5 of Season 8, "The Bells," Daenerys burned almost all of King's Landing in an act of anger and revenge. This happened after the soldiers had already returned the city and dropped their swords. Two key shots illustrated how devastating the carnage and the loss of innocent lives were.

The first shot was the winding path, as Dany and Drogon roamed the city devastating everything behind them. Initially, I thought she was flying straight to the red dungeon during one last decapitating strike against Cersei and her Queensguard. The fact that she used Drogon as a mbadive and inflamed lawn mower to burn the city in neat rows was an irreparable evil. (That said, the previews of episode 6 only showed us the return of Dany, so we have to wait for the final to know his personal reaction to his actions.Our other key characters, like Tyrion and Arya, seem , rightly, shellshocked.)

The second shot concerned the caches of a forest fire that went out when the city burned; they looked like small puffs of green smoke amid the carnage. Even in the worst-case scenario of the mad king, where he would have set off every charade in the city out of spite, he would have done a fraction of the damage done by Dany. What he had planned to do was considered irrelevant by Jaime, to the point that he violated a sacred vow. Where is this mbadacre in this hierarchy?

Here are five theories directed towards episode 6, the last episode of the series. The chances of a happy ending are long gone; hopefully just break even at this point.