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there will be a "Good Riddance" montage no doubt.

maybe not with that song, but some montage of everyone and where they are, looking longingly at the sky or whatever, at some point in the episode is guaranteed.

 

Sansa will without a doubt be part of the next episode. If Jon (or Arya?) does what we think he's gonna do, and then abdicates the throne, Sansa and the other lords and ladies will be part of deciding what happens next I would assume. Might be an excuse for us to meet the new Prince of Dorne.

 

Rhaegar was perfect aside from looking like a big ole nerd. Spend six seasons talking up that beefcake you better fucking deliver.

 

Also the throne room prob wasn't destroyed. I don't think all of Maegor's Holdfast was destroyed.

 

might be an excuse for us to meet Queen Sansa

 

I laughed so hard at "looking longingly at the sky or whatever"

 

A possibility.....Lets be honest tho Bran would probably be the best King. Dude knows everything and the circumstances of everything and literally has no emotional attachment to anyone. Bran The Just.

 

New chair for him to tell everyone about in a weird creepy fashion when they ask him other more pertinent questions.

 

But my money is on some sort of federalist type government with maybe a "head" like Tyrion or Sansa or even Bran but then it's really more of a republic thing where each lord of the kingdoms has a vote or something.

 

lol imagine if we never go back to the north

 

"Thanks, I modeled my crown after the 3rd Storm King's crown, it was pretty awesome."

 

Lol I like to think that since Cersi’s body is buried at the absolute bottom of the ruins, that next episode everyone’s just freaking out thinking she got away.

 

Dany's throne was always my favorite one, visually. The slanted angled rocks. Hell yeah, way better than swords and shit.

 

I'm just trying to imagine the scene from season 1 with Ned on the throne but now it's Bran.

"Tallest man I've ever seen, saw him take the head off a horse with a single swing of his sword!"

Littlefinger: Sound like anyone we know?

Bran: Yeah Petyr it's the Mountain I already knew but thanks.

 

Has there been anything established about Bran’s longevity? Does his status as the 3ER mean anything by itself, or did the previous ones live so long because they were plugged into the tree?

 

he can find another tree

 

But he does need that to keep going beyond a normal lifetime? I’m just trying to figure out how he could take any kind of role as king at the cost of his entire purpose. Unless they decide the new throne room IS a random tree somewhere......

 

I can't quite figure out how they're gonna do this next week. I guess 79 minutes is a long time to just deal with the direct aftermath and fallout at King's Landing and nothing else.

 

No more north!

 

I bet y’all are happy Ghost didn’t go with Jon now, huh?

 

Hmmmm....I don't exactly remember. In the books, Bloodraven is the 3ER and had been around for like 125 years or something like that total. He was pretty old in Westerosi terms before he disappeared beyond the wall, but not so old as to think the magic itself was helping him stay alive. So I don't think there's a definitive answer on whether it's the magic itself or he has to be attached to the tree to live that long.

I think, emphasis on think because this could just be headcanon, I think somewhere in the world it is mentioned that he looks exceptionally young/youthful throughout his life at court.

 

motherfucker you don't think magic was helping a 125 year old man living in a year round blizzard in a cave?

 

Got it, so it’s kind of up in the air that whatever they happen to say wouldn’t necessarily be for or against the current canon. Although I do have issues with Bran being a leader, quotes about “true kings shouldn’t want to rule” aside. His true intentions or feelings about humanity and the present/future have been so hard to get a clear handle on. He would at least be someone who you couldn’t try to trick or backstab, but I don’t know if I buy him actually caring enough to make any decisions himself, more just being a tool for the others in charge if he agrees.

 

lol yeah but the question is, is the magic of the tree/children of the forest what's keeping him alive, or was the magic of being a Greeenseer/3ER what was doing it regardless. I think he's in his 60s or 70s when he disappears beyond the wall, so not quite old enough to say yeah Bran can live for hundreds of years without a tree to be attached to.

 

He'd just be really good at the whole settling court disputes and such type of thing.

"The Boltons came into Hornwood lands unprovoked! Please punish them!"
*Bran white eyes for 10 seconds*
"Actually Lord Hornwood you definitely killed three of his sheep first so."