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Game of Thrones Post Season 7 Questions

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This season has left us with burning question. Let's address few of them.

Will Cersei forgive Jamie?

We know she is unpredictable but still she loves Jamie. We also know she loathes dis-loyalty. Will she be able to resist the temptation of killing her beloved for abandoning her? Last time we saw Jamie, he was riding out of King’s Landing while snow started to set down. What will become of  the twins?

What will become of Jon and Daenerys?

Season 7 finale finally brings Jona and Dany to the bed. Yeah! They banged and Yeah! We all loved the shit out of it. But what’s to expect when Dany learns little Jon is not the snow she expected but in fact her brother and Lyanna Stark’s legitimate son. That sure will be an interesting turn of events to see. I can already feel the awkwardness in the air. It’s gonna be huge.

Will Daenerys acknowledge the claim of Aegon Targaryen on Iron throne?

Not only that the relationship will turn awkward (seeing it again, in my head), what will be Daenerys’s reaction to the fact that she no longer has a claim on the iron throne. Jon or Aegon Targaryen holds that claim now. Is she going to submit or is this mess situation going to turn ugly as shit? We can speculate but what good that will do. GOT has always been unpredictable. They kill lovable characters for fun, so we have to wait on that.

Who will rule the North?

If Jon Snow accepts he is a Trageryn, who will rule the North then? That is simple enough with Arya satisfied as faceless-assassin, Sansa will be the most promising person to hold that position.
Is the Spider gone or what?
Lord Varys has been awfully in the shadows as of late. The master of the whispers and disguise appeared in a few scenes throughout season 7 and then poof! He is like a ghost. It just makes me wonder what is he up to. Is he lurking behind the curtain? He made it pretty clear that he serves the people. He served the Mad King, Robert Baratheon, Papa Lannister, King Joffery, King Tommen and  now he is serving Daenerys? Is he plotting another coup?

How will Cersei react to Jon’s lineage?

Queen Cersei is a tough nut to crack. She is bad-ass, cunning and a murderous-incestuous-bitch. What will be her response? We know for sure that she is not gonna throw a party but again what will she think? She is surrounded by enemies so she will not be fazed for certain, but I think she will try to cast shadows of doubt between Dany and Jon. That would be a sight to behold.

Is Bran really the Nightking?

There has really been a lot of speculation as to Bran Stark being the Nightking. The books confirms the claim to some extent. What will become of the little Bran? Will Jon be able to deal with his brother? We know that to kill the Nightking’s nasty magic, the king has to be killed. Will Jon and Daenerys be able to strike down Bran to get rid of the problem.

Will Tormund survive?

We saw the wall go down, so what will be the fate of Tormund. Last time we saw him, he was running for his life and not long after that Viseron cracked the wall, so there is a very little chance of survival. We still hope our resident ginger survived.

Will the Red Lady be back?

Last time we saw her, she was watching Jon Snow climbing ashore on Dragonstone. In her opinion she has done her work in bringing fire and snow together. We have yet to know of her whereabouts. I really hope she come back.

Can Yara be rescued?

There is a very fat chance of Yara being rescued. Theon Grejoy may have thrown some punches and tried to get his shit together but we all know he is full of shit. Despite that I still have an echo in the back of my head telling me that Yara still has a chance. Now all it will take is for Theon to man up and and most importantly, don’t fuck up again.

How I am gonna wait for season 8?


Now the most important question is, how the fuck we wait  for next season? The suspense is just killing me. I really wish time travel was real. 
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