- Only 13 episodes left.
- It's going to be bloody.
- Let's talk about our questions and predictions
for season seven of Game of Thrones.
- First up, for those of you who might not know this,
season seven is actually only going to have seven episodes
and season eight is gonna have six episodes
instead of the 10 episodes a season that we're all used to
so a lot of good things are gonna happen really quickly.
Let's talk about them.
- Starting with, what will season seven be about?
Our prediction is that season seven will most likely
focus on the conflict between Cersei, Daenerys,
and all the other human character in this show,
leading to season eight, dealing with the white walkers.
To put it in simple terms, season seven,
human against human, season eight, dead against human.
- Who is the next villain?
The villain category is gonna be shared.
It's actually gonna be shared between Cersei,
who's going full evil queen in King's Landing,
and Euron, who after building up his ships,
is probably going to be looking for an ally
and since Dany has already picked her side,
we suspect that Euron and Cersei are going to team up.
Will any of the dragons die?
Here's the thing, in order to make season seven
and season eight even remotely interesting
and tension-building, you can't have the dragons
be who they are and as effective as they are today
without some sort of impediment.
Otherwise, Dany's not gonna have any trouble
taking over any place ever, so there has to be
an impediment, so we suspect that one of the dragons
or more of the dragons are going to
experience death so dragon death might happen.
- Or they might just get wounded
or something else might happen.
- Such as...
- Will we get an ice dragon?
Going off of the, there needs to be an impediment for one
or more of the dragons in order to create more tension
and not tipping the scale one way or another,
I think it's a more of a hope than a prediction,
is that we'll get some sort of white walker dragon
or ice dragon or something that will tip the scales
a little bit, make it a little crazier,
not that it really needs to, but it would be fun.
I already have in my head this image at the end
of season seven, they transform Drogon, 'cause it has to be
Drogon because he's the one we're the most emotionally
attached to, the Night's King touches him
and just like, the scales transform white.
Can you see it, can you see it, I can see it.
- Another possibility to transform a dragon
would be potentially to have dragonglass be used
as a weapon against the dragon, which we know
has the effect of transforming a human into a white walker,
it is a possibility that it could also
transform a dragon into a white walker.
- What do the white walkers want?
Now I think this is a question that I had in my season
six predictions video, and I'm putting it back in
because we still don't know what they want.
We're still like, "Okay, we think they wanna kill us,
"I think, and transform us into whites,"
but we still don't know.
- My theory is, and actually this has been mentioned
by one of the executive producers.
In an interview, one of the executive producers
defined the white walkers as representatives of death,
basically white walkers are death.
So in my mind, what they want is very simple,
what does death want, death wants to just kill
and I think that's all it is, it's sort of like
an overwhelming force that just keeps moving
and that has only one goal, to kill.
For me, the white walkers are the Borg of Game of Thrones.
Is Daenerys going to take over King's Landing?
Yes.
There's no doubt in my mind that with her army
and those dragons, there is very little chance
of her not taking over King's Landing, whether that will be
without any consequences on her side is doubtful.
In my mind, there are certainly going to be some pretty
dire consequences, especially on the dragons' side,
but that's kinda what we're thinking.
- And we also saw that Dany had a vision of the throne room
being completely burnt, I think it was in season two,
so probably consequences are going
to happen on Cersei's side as well.
- Is Daenerys going to get married?
I'm gonna go with no.
As much as she has an incentive to try and ally
with a house or a force of some kind, I don't quite see
any of the known armies of known forces
except for the North, with whom she could potentially ally.
So if she were to get married, it would have to
be with Jon Snow, and I don't think
she's gonna get married to Jon Snow, so no.
- Is Jorah going to find a cure?
I'm going to say yes mostly because I want Jorah
to find a cure and I'm really rooting for him.
I think there are also a couple indications
that he's probably going to make it.
Number one, we know that they were able to stop
the greyscale from growing on Shireen,
so there seems to be something out there
that is able to stop greyscale, maybe it's just in children,
maybe it doesn't work on older people,
I don't know, but there's potentially
something somewhere that could help him.
And then two, we know how much Jorah loves Daenerys
and when Daenerys asked him to go find a cure,
she ordered him to go find a cure, you know that
if there is a cure out there, Jorah will find it.
Who are the other dragon riders?
In my season six predictions video, I said that I thought
it would be Jon and Tyrion, mostly 'cause it would be
my three favorites riding the dragons,
so I'm kinda gonna stick with that, I mean,
Jon is a Targaryen now, we know that, and then Tyrion,
I know some people think he's a Targaryen,
I'm not really believing in that theory so far,
but I do think he's really close to Daenerys,
so why not, he could be one of them.
Or...
- Will Bran warg into a dragon?
A third possibility would be to have Bran warging
into a dragon because the three-eyed raven
had told him that he would not walk again, but he would fly.
So could it be that in season seven, we will have Bran
warging into a dragon and flying away?
I think it's very likely in season eight, somewhat possible
in season seven, but hope, hope, keep hope alive.
- Bran could also ride the dragon, I mean just 'cause
he can warg in it doesn't mean that he can't also fly on it.
So it'll be like double-fly, he's flying
the dragon and he's on it.
- Yeah. - Right?
Who is Jon Snow's father?
So we had a whole discussion ready for this point
because it seemed like people were still debating
as to who Jon Snow's father was, but you know,
before we even got to explain our thoughts on why
it was, of course, Rhaegar Targaryen, that was Jon Snow's
father, it was confirmed by HBO, they actually
released an infographic and that shows the parentage
of all the different characters, and if you look
at the parent line for Jon Snow, you'll clearly see
that it leads to Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark.
So now for sure, there's no more doubt,
Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark are Jon Snow's parents.
- Will Jon and Daenerys meet in season seven.
That's a really really really tough one.
I would think that with seven episodes to go,
you have to have them meet up, I mean they have to have
some sort of communication, something happening,
so we would actually think that that meet up,
if it were to happen, would probably happen
in the final episodes of season seven.
- I guess if Daenerys takes over King's Landing, then...
- She can't ignore the North.
- Yeah, then Jon, if he's the King in the North,
then he has to meet with her to kind of agree as like,
"We're cool, we're cool, we're cool," alright, cool.
Will Jon find out about his heritage?
I mean you can't have such a big reveal
and Jon not finding out at some point, it has to happen,
and on top of it, Bran, who is his brother,
is the one who knows about it, so of course
he's gonna wanna, if they ever meet up again,
he's gonna have to tell him, and it's gonna happen.
Now, will it happen in season seven, I think that
they might make us wait, similar to how they made us wait
to find out who his parents were in season six,
we're probably gonna wait quite a bit until
there's this big reveal, or they might be crazy and just...
- Episode one, like here. - Episode one, boom!
You're a Targaryen, what up!
- Is Jon Snow immune to fire like Daenerys?
This is a tricky one because in a previous season,
we see that Jon takes a lamp and throws it at a whites
while he's trying to save Lord Commander Mormont
and it seems to hurt him, 'cause he's like, "Ow!"
And then he throws it.
Could this be a mistake as in, they either didn't know
at the time that he was a Targaryen, or they hadn't
really told Kit Harrington that he was a Targaryen,
meaning that as an actor, he's like,
"Well, I'm touching something that's hot, so I have to,
"be burnt and throw the thing," or he's just not
immune to fire because he's not full Targaryen,
he's half Stark, half Targaryen and maybe Daenerys
is special in her way, but you gotta wonder,
does he have certain special abilities by being
a Targaryen, by being the son of Rhaegar?
- I think it would be a little bit overpowered
if he was immune to fire. - Yeah I don't think he is.
- I think that would be pushing it quite a bit.
- It's Daenerys' thing, right, like you can't just be like,
"Jon Snow, you are resurrected, you are immune to fire,
"you can ride a dragon," I mean he would just
get every, "You're Azor Ahai, why not,"
let's just put it all on Jon Snow.
- I mean, god, that's a really nice DnD character
that we're building up, I'm just saying, bravo.
Is Sansa going to turn against Jon?
So this is a little bit controversial
because we don't agree.
In my opinion, yes, I think she's gonna turn against Jon
just because she's proven that she has really really
really thin skin on a lot of different things
and she's demonstrated in season six that she was not
very happy with the way Jon treated her,
and I'm not sure Jon is realizing that the slights
that are happening over and over again combined with
Littlefinger being a part of this situation, might lead
to Sansa making a radical decision of going against him.
What do you think?
- Okay, well I just wanna believe that not everyone
is just gonna be evil and turn against each other
and it seemed like Jon and Sansa had a really nice
kind of reunion and she seemed to really care for him
and I think it's the first time that we really saw her
at least, up to a point, be genuine with someone
because in King's Landing, she had to pretend,
when she was at Winterfell with the Boltons,
she had to pretend, I mean, it's been a long time
since she's been with family, and I'm really really hoping
and I just, wishful thinking here, that at the end
of the day, she's gonna be like, "No, he's family."
You know, 'cause they've lost enough and to turn against
him would just be, I can't do it.
- You know what, what say you?
Do you think Sansa is going to turn against Jon?
Comment below, let us know.
- When will Melisandre meet Arya again?
If you remember the first time
that Melisandre and Arya met, she took away Gendry
and she also told Arya that they would meet again.
They haven't met again since then, which means that now
that Melisandre has been sent away from Winterfell
and the North, it seems to me that she would probably
go south and since Arya is currently at the Twins,
the last time we saw her, it's possible that there's
gonna be some sort of meet-up at some point there.
I'm thinking this is something that could happen
pretty early on in the season, because it's not like
anything huge, it just would be an interesting meet-up.
- Will Arya kill Melisandre?
I don't think so.
I think that as much as the Red Woman is on her list,
because she has gone through a transformation
and she is trying to find a way back into the graces
of who she thinks is going to be the one to lead
everyone to victory, so to speak, AKA Jon,
once they meet up, there might be an attempt
maybe from Arya or something like that, but I think
it's more likely to be a team-up situation,
the same way it happened with the Hound.
Will Cleganebowl happen?
Uh, yeah.
This has been so in demand, especially from book readers,
that the two brothers, the Mountain
and the Hound, would finally face in battle.
For me, it has to happen because everybody has been
expecting it and it feels like a nice little fit,
I don't know how it would happen, but yeah.
I mean, the meet-up seems unlikely right now,
with the current circumstances, but there is a scenario
in which you could have the Mountain
and the Hound meet up, especially if the Hound
is incentivized to go to King's Landing.
Is Lady Stoneheart going to happen?
Now, for those of you who don't know, Lady Stoneheart
is a character in the books that leads the Brothers
Without Banners and that is basically Catelyn Stark,
who has been resurrected, but resurrection was a little bit
off and all she is is murder and vengeance
but she's not the old Catelyn that we used to know.
I don't think Lady Stoneheart as portrayed in the books
is going to happen in the TV show.
Instead, what I think is going to happen, is that Arya
who in a sense represents everything that Lady Stoneheart
represents in the book but she represents it
in the TV show, i.e. Arya is the vengeance
of the Stark, she's Stark vengeance.
I think Arya's gonna meet up with the Brotherhood
Without Banners, it's gonna be interesting
because she wanted to kill Beric and Thoros of Myr
and the Hound, so it's gonna be fun, it's gonna be fun.
And somehow, actually start leading them and the team-up
will lead that merry band into King's Landing where Arya
will attempt to kill Cersei, so that's my prediciton.
- When will Cersei die?
Now the prophecy that Cersei got from Maggie the Frog
when she was younger is that her children would die
before her, and so that has happened.
Now in the book, there's an additional element
to the prophecy, and it's that a valonqar
would be the one to kill Cersei.
Valonqar means little sibling in High Valyrian,
some people translate it as little brother, but I think
High Valyrian is gender neutral so it doesn't necessarily
have to be a man, it could be a girl, so it could be just
a little sibling of anybody, Arya for example.
And it also said that the valonqar would choke
the life out of her, so if you believe that prophecy,
then a little sibling will choke Cersei to death,
pretty much, which is kind of crazy.
So I think there are three potential people
that would kill her, that would be Jaime, Tyrion, and Arya.
I think I've already talked about this before
but I don't think that Jaime would be the one to do it,
I know quite a few people think he's gonna do it,
and yes he's killed the Mad King but I don't think
he really loved the Mad King, I don't think
he was in love with the Mad King, but he's so in love
with Cersei, and he was willing to kill Bran for her,
so I don't know, I don't know if he would really kill her,
I think it's more likely that Arya or Tyrion would kill her.
That said, if it was Jaime, it would
be pretty dramatic, pretty awesome.
Another part of the prophecy also says that Cersei
would be replaced by a younger, more beautiful queen
and I think, originally we all thought, "That's Margaery!"
Especially when she came up, and we're like,
"Oh, she's replacing Cersei, she's becoming the queen."
But now that Cersei is queen again, so with that in mind,
the younger queen now would probably be Daenerys.
And if you wanna go even further with the prophecy,
technically Daenerys is also a little sibling,
so she could be the one who chokes Cersei to death,
although I don't really see her, I don't really think
she would be someone who chokes Cersei to death.
It's not really Daenerys' style to choke people,
and plus, I feel like it would be a bit more satisfying
in terms of a story arc, if Cersei was killed by someone
that she either knows or was mean to or had any sort of...
- But can you even imagine an actual
fight between Cersei and Daenerys?
- Well, why should, she has dragons, she has an army,
why would she even go and kill her,
she has no reason to against Cersei specifically.
Arya does, Tyrion does.
- What do you guys think, who would you prefer
to be the person that takes Cersei down?
Comment below and let us know.
- If Bran goes south of the wall,
will that break the spells protecting it?
I think that's a question we've been wondering
all of season six ever since he's been marked
by the Night's King, which actually broke the spell
that was protecting the cave, so is that transferable?
Is the mark also gonna break the spells
from the wall if Bran goes south of it?
Is that how the white walkers will walk south?
- You think that's how it's gonna happen?
I don't think so.
- I don't know. - I don't think so.
- But how would they go, because you know, here's the thing.
They made a big deal about the mark and how it broke
the spell, and then Benjen made a big deal about,
"You know, there are spells that are protecting the wall."
So that kinda has to come into play at some point.
They wouldn't just bring it up
for no reason so it's gotta be something.
What will Sam learn at the library?
Sam has proven to be quite a smart and useful character
and I wouldn't be surprised if we're going to use
some of his knowledge in season seven
that he's been learning, because probably we're going
to fast forward through time a little bit with him, like,
"I've read all these books and I know the secret
"to killing the white walkers," or something like that
and he's gonna have to go find Jon or someone that will
listen to him, probably Jon, 'cause who else would he go to?
So we're kind of excited about that.
So those were all our questions and predictions.
So many, so many, so many. - So many, so many.
- I'm sure we forgot tons as well.
- So make sure you leave some of your
predictions in a comment below.
- Thank you guys so much for watching
and we'll see you soon.
- Bye! - Bye!
- So how do you think they're gonna
get through the wall then?
- They're gonna fly. - They're gonna fly?
- Yeah. - How?
- With a dragon.
- But doesn't the wall kind of extend?
- I don't know the rules of the wall but if it's like a DnD
kinda rule, there's a height limit of some sort,
I'm just going with the DnD rules, that's all I'm saying,
Dungeons & Dragons, not David and Dan.