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Post by TheMadQueen on Jul 19, 2016 14:18:59 GMT
So after being brought back from the dead by Melisandre, Jon Snow teams up with his sister Sansa to take Winterfell back from the Boltons. A horrific battle ensues, and the Boltons are wiped out. In the aftermath, Jon sends away what is possibly his most valuable ally Melisandre, before being crowned King in the North. All the while, his brother learns that Jon's identity is a lie, and that he is truthfully the love child of Lyanna Stark and Prince Rhaegar Targaryen.
So what now?
Jon knows that the White Walkers is the true enemy, and that they're coming. I think he may assemble an army to head farther North, to meet the White Walkers. That would leave Princess Sansa Stark in control of Winterfell, which could lead to all sorts of interesting drama. One thing I'm very hopeful for is another intense White Walker battle, perhaps with some more dire consequences.
What do you think is gonna happen with the Kingindanorf next year?
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Post by kingeomer on Jul 19, 2016 18:30:15 GMT
Kingindanorf 2.0 next season...hmmm...
I suspect, KiTN 2.0 is going to trying to get the North together to deal with the white walkers. I can't see him involving himself in the affairs of the South willingly...though the South could inflict their nonsense upon the North.
Given the interviews that Kit, Sophie, Liam, D&D have given that Sansa feels like her contributions to the win in Winterfell have been overlooked, he's going to have to deal with tensions with his sister. And there is the possibility that I think is very likely that Bran returns to WF at some point during season 7.
His reign might not be long. But I think we see him wanting to face the White Walker threat.
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Post by day dreamer on Jul 20, 2016 13:04:03 GMT
I don't think he'll get involved in the South either. Maybe at the most, I could see him possibly trying to aid Riverrun since Walder Frey is dead, but even that's a bit of a long shot. I think Littlefinger will be his main advisory as he prepares for the White Walkers. Hopefully it ends with LF's death.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 22, 2016 1:26:20 GMT
i think the story in the north is not going to move much, season 7 will be about Dany invading and conquering the south.
I expect Jon's focus will be on what he knows, and that is preparing for the WW invasion. There's definitely going to be a drama between LF, Sansa and Jon (much to my displeasure). Davos will also be there and i can expect to see him grow closer bonds with Jon, Tormund and the Northern Lords.
I think by the end of season 7 Bran should be reunited with Jon and Sansa. I hope for Arya too but i feel like she wants to go through her list before going home..unless she gets intercepted by Sandor or Mel who bring her home.
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Post by Jaehaerys Targaryen on Aug 11, 2016 13:43:12 GMT
Do you think the Season 7 finale will be the WW's breaching The Wall? I don't think we'll see another WW battle until Season 8, so with only 7 episodes next season I'm not sure how else the WW's could feature. I think Bran will reunite with Jon and Sansa for sure though. I don't think Arya will just yet.
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Post by MarcusAntonius on Aug 11, 2016 15:50:49 GMT
This title made me realize that Jon just doesn't feel like the King in the North to me. Can't really explain why but idk it's still Robb in my eyes :cry: maybe I need to read it in Winds or something before it sinks in.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2016 2:04:12 GMT
This title made me realize that Jon just doesn't feel like the King in the North to me. Can't really explain why but idk it's still Robb in my eyes :cry: maybe I need to read it in Winds or something before it sinks in. There's also the fact that we haven't seen him lead the North yet. He seems like the King of the Survivors at the moment. When Lyanna Mormont said Ned's blood ran through his veins, I couldn't help thinking to myself no, it doesn't, which I think was intentional. Did anyone else think we were supposed to enjoy the moment but also wonder if his Targaryan heritage will be an issue? I think that's kind of a silly problem, to be honest, but the seed seems to be planted. |
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Post by day dreamer on Aug 12, 2016 16:54:20 GMT
I'm still over here wondering what's going to happen when Bran shows up in Winterfell.  |
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