Warning: Spoilers Ahead!!! Read at
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At long last
(or so I thought), GoT fans had a hard time breathing during the last episode
of its 6th season. Finally, besides the great reveal (more about
this later), it was clear that viewers had a lot to be mind-boggled about for
10 months as the series was about to unfold several revelations and unexpected
turnout of events.
But before
that, let’s review what transpired at the finale (The Winds of Winter), shall
we?
If only they’ve listened to Margaery L
I couldn’t
forget what happened to Margaery and the rest of the gang there at the Great
Sept. By using the excess wildfire of the Mad King, Cersei was able to seek
what I saw as revenge (at the expense of her Tommen, who committed suicide upon
being struck by grief – learning that he had lost Margaery and countless others
in the fire).
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Margaery may
have already had an inkling of what was about to transpire since then-King
Tommen was still not around during the trial, and so was Cersei. Something
fishy, eh??
Lo and
behold! Her hunch was correct. Something terrible was about (and did) to happen
at the Great Sept. I’m not sure if someone survived the fire, but it seems like
no one did (except of course, if someone was able to escape the fiery wrath). That’s
what we’re about to find out!
The scene
ended with Jaime returning to King’s Landing – seemingly dismayed with the
crowning of Cersei as Queen of the Andals and protector of the Seven Kingdoms. Now,
would the second prophecy be fulfilled too? (about Cersei being killed by her
younger brother?)
Hail the King of the Norf!!!
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Despite the
events at King’s Landing, there’s still something to celebrate with the finale
episode of GoT.
Jon Snow,
though not yet formally hailed as king, had the time of his life as his allies
(that to include Lyanna Mormont (she rocks!), joined in the bandwagon and
proclaimed their belief in him. Not a surprise already, but this, hopefully
would be the fulfillment of the “Ice” in the book title’s “A Song of Ice and
Fire”. Got a clue now as to who is the “Fire” in the tandem?
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| Lyanna FTW! |
The Last Tyrell Standing
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Thankfully,
we can still see more of a living Tyrell in the guise of Olenna, Margaery’s
grandma, as she met with Ellaria Sand in Dorne. Remember the fierce Sands? Varys
was also there – making it more evident as to who are allies. Watch out,
Cersei!
Welcome Back, Sam!
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It’s been a
while since we last saw Sam in the episode. Thus, in his comeback, we now saw
him visiting Citadel to inform them about his being maester. A short scene
though, it seems like there’s more in store for dear Sammie (with Gilly and the
baby).
Daenerys’ Face Launches a Thousand
Ships
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Off to the
sea in Meereen, the Mother of Dragons set sailing with the Greyjoys, the
returning Varys, and Tyrion. Excited for their conquest, are we? We’ve got till
next year to uncover what’s to happen with the “fire” in the ice and fire
equation.
L + R = J
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And yes, the
rumors are true! The formula has been brought to life through Bran Stark’s
vision of Ned at the Tower of Joy. Having seen the dying Lyanna Stark with the
young Ned handing a baby boy, Bran had seen Lyanna pleading to Ned about a
promise he should stand by – which, I believe would have to be to take care of
Jon Snow and to never let anyone know about his origins.
Arya’s Great Revenge
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GoT is
indeed filled with surprises. With the previous events rolling and leaving me
gasping for air, I nearly forgot about Arya… until… she took off her mask of a
servant girl and revealed to Walder Frey that what he was eating were his two
children’s remains. And, as expected, Arya crossed out his name from her list
by slitting Walder’s throat. What a way to seek vengeance for her mother and
brother Rob’s death during the “Red Wedding”.
We presume
more surprises with Season 7 on April 2017 but since that’s still around 10
months from now, it’s best to just keep our excitement at bay and wait until
then. Well, as for me, I’d rather read more of the previous books, re-watch the
previous seasons and read more trivia about the series. Truly an exciting GoT
feat, don’t you think?
What do you
think? Any thoughts on the next happenings in the world of Game of Thrones?
Share them below!
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