Early Speculation for Season 7

I wonder if the Long Night actually comes season seven. I want winter everywhere. Kings Landing in snow would be a really visually striking, as would seeing Daenerys and her dragons in ice and snow for the first time in their lives.

Only one more week and I can start predicting...

Stuff i think will happen:

- Cersei the mad Queen and Jaime the Valonqar

- White walker attack

- Danys landing

- Stark family reunion

- Melisandre joins Dany

- Eurons attack on Oldtown

- Littlefinger plotting against Jon

It makes sense that Mel would encounter the BWB. But they are heading North. And Mel can't go there. Even if she delivers Arya to Jon she would be executed still. I just don't know what role she has now.

Maybe she could appeal to Dany

Hard to predict now as we are in completely uncharted territory. Just want LF to die asap.

I really hope a Sansa/Jon conflict doesn't happen. Do you want to turn all the fans against Sansa cause that's how you turn all the fans against Sansa.

I hope not, but I think that was writers plan. For the 4-9 episode (maybe even from E3) I was deluding myself that all Sansa stuff are simply writers using her characters for plot reasons. I stopped few days ago after reading interviews with Sopie and realized that this possible conflict is real thing. And in tonight's episode I finally get my relief only for seeing this disturbing stairs between Sansa and LF in KitN scene and listening D&D teasing for possible conflict between Starks in video-comment for episode. 

And now I simply don't know what's going on. If they want to make Starks civil war real, I simply hate this. That's a bullshit. In the end Sansa's actions could be explained by her desperate desire for revenge and after fulfilment this desire she realized her mistakes and began to play on the same team with her brother. In that's case I have only to say that I understand her actions, but don't support the way she executed her plans;  and I put the blame for my feelings on my incomprehension on Sophie's acting. But I'm not sure if I really should be blind for the entire season and writers comment, simply because I don't like what is possible meaning of those.

They're two paths now: Starks conflict is for real and I'm out. Or Sansa realizing LF plans and would try to pull him from Jon, even if it means that she will pretend to continue to play a game with LF. The second one is only a little bit better than the first. Like really D&D?! Why don't you simply allow her to getting rid of this sneaky snake and leave her alone. She's fucking deserve it. Sansa has her moments in this season, but it wasn't worth the all trauma and inconsistency in her character in last two years  And don't worry- no matter what Sansa still got the strongest supporters in fandom, so there won't be widespread hatred for her.

Arya needs to get there asap and deal with him. Or Sandor. He knows LF betrayed Ned.

And maybe Sandor is what breaks any potential of Sansa/Littlefinger alliance right there with that news.

It's really hard to say, as we have not gotten a post KiTN scene with Jon and Sansa yet.  Things are fragile in the North.  As Jon commented, they have many enemies (I am pretty sure the Karstarks and Umbers are not Team Stark, Freys, Lannisters, any Bolton supporters left)...it's either Jon and Sansa come to the conclusion since the Lords selected him to go with it and build the alliance that way?  Cersei still wants Sansa's head.  Littlefinger could be the one to deliver it to her and that might be his way of getting Sansa to Cersei, by telling her he sees her as his Queen.  They'll be the only ones truly dealing with the real threat to Westeros.  And I think it's a lock that Bran goes to Winterfell, which would render Jon vs. Sansa a moot point. 

I agree that Mel is destined to meet up at least with Arya and possibly the BwB.  She has no place to go.

Cersei is not going to be able to put up much of a fight with Dany and her alliance.  I don't think she's Queen for long.  Jaime's the wildcard here though.  Does he back his sister knowing what's she done...the thing he killed Aerys to prevent from happening?  Or is this end of Jaime and Cersei?  She's put House Lannister on Death Watch basically...unless Jaime goes out and has more kids or Tyrion does...House Lannister is done much like Tyrell (after Oleanna passes unless a nameless cousin inherits) and Bolton and Baratheon.