He should have let him finish, there has to be some civility and some thrones are sacred. Poor servants, bad enough they have to haul his dead body off the toilet, someone had to wipe him. I wonder if there's a special position within the king's household, Wiper of the Dead King's Butt. Be a pretty cushy job until you were called into action unless there was a lot of practice and training involved.
They are setting up the drama and tension for when Daeny realizes Jon is the rightful heir. She is not likely to give up all of her dreams and aspirations she has spent the last several years fighting to achieve. I have a feeling Jon won't even want it, but she is going to have issues with it regardless.
Arya will use her Faceless Men ability to get within 10 feet of the Night King. Viserion catches her scent just before she spears him, says to himself, 'Doesn't smell like White Walker to me', roasts her alive and then swallows her whole.
I can see the North's refusal up-and-until they witness Dany and her armies helping fight to protect them against the White Walkers. She may not convert everyone but I do believe their sacrifice will sway a portion of popular opinion in Dany's favor.
It is true! Viserion bites Arya in two, just like Drogon did to that Sons of the Harpy guy who charged like an idiot at Dany. Arya's upper half kills Viserion from the inside out but she bleeds to death afterwards because... well... she has no body left from the intestines down.
aunt and nephew.
You and @JoeKing may be right from that angle. I can see Dany getting royally (pun intended) ticked off seeing leaders of the North not acknowledging Jon could have only defeated the monsters by using her men and dragons. That level of disrespect would tick me off too.
And now it turns out they might be brother and sister?
Did anybody else catch that?
In seriously anxious to see how that plays out. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has been wonderful as his character has evolved. I think thats going to be a crushing scene
If anyone can talk his way out of his dilemma (and possibly with Tyrion's help) unlike Little Finger, it is Jaime.
I dont think he is going talk his out of anything. I think he is going overcome with shame. It may be an emotional outpour because of everything that has gone with him prior to heading north
Just had a thought. Maybe Bran may say something to save Jaime. Not out of compassion of course. Jaime did paralyze him but Bran sees the whole picture and could have foreseen Jaime playing a critical role down the road. Bran could possibly sway Sensa, Arya and/or Jon's opinion...
