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Game Of Thrones Grown Up Talk. Do Not Enter Unless You Have Finished All The Books


Kurb

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Ok I think I'm totally on Team Stannis at this point. The tv show has made him pretty badass. I can't wait for the Battle of Winterfell in book 6. I don't believe Ramsey's letter to Jon Snow at all....

Stannis pulls the upset.... But winter comes.... And then we get zombie Stannis!

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Note: spoilers in the link from ADWD; comments may be spoiler-ish  

 

A really cool theory I like (Don't know if it's been posted): 

 

http://comeonhitme.wordpress.com/2013/07/31/game-of-thrones-jon-snow-will-lead-the-army-of-white-walkers-against-daenerys-targaryen-and-her-dragons/

 

Subjects: AA, APTWP, Whitewalkers, Jon, Bloodraven, Dany, Targaryens

 

 

 

According to the story there were originally five dragon eggs. Ilyrio Mopatis gave three to Daenerys as a wedding gift. Brynden “Bloodraven” Rivers presumably has another in his possession. The location of the fifth one is unknown (possibly at the bottom of the sea according to Greyjoys). If Bloodraven has the dragon egg, and if Jon Snow is a Targ by blood (bastard or not), this would explain Bloodraven’s interest in Jon Snow, which brings us back to the fourth possible rebirth of Jon Snow in the upcoming book. So far we know that Valyrian blood is somehow tied to the dragons, which enables Targaryens to tame them. Starks are descendants of the First Men, able to warg other living entities and bond with direwolves. If Jon Snow is both, and if his rebirth is of any importance, and we believe it is, it is possible that the duality he carries within himself can make him fit for awakening both types of dragons: (1) dragon from stone Melisandre is talking about, which is probably not hidden at the Dragonstone but is instead in Bloodraven’s possession; Euron’s egg, which he claims he tossed into the sea (see Patchface) and (3) the ice dragon.

 

I think a common perception is of course Dany and Jon are the focal points...one representing Ice and the other Fire in a protagonist light.  

 

Also, there are a ton of theories surrounding R+L=J, and honestly I think it's true.  Where the potential surprise lies is ahead is after knowing this and what it truly means for Jon moving forward.  He has the true blood to awaken the dragons (Rhaegar's lineage) on one side and the blood line to the first men and magical northern powers (Starks).  He has the ability to forge these together through a sacrifice and resurrection of sorts...it will give birth to the missing dragons of those 5.  The final battle will be Jon potential leading the WWs again Dany's dragons and army.  

 

The Bloodraven's potential agenda has a lot of incite into certain implications:

 

 

 

Being the last greenseer he surely knows past, present and future, meaning he will know that Jon will be reborn, therefore, the only conclusion we can draw from this sequence of the events is that Bloodraven needs Jon Snow reborn and in order to be reborn Jon Snow needs to die. Bloodraven is therefore well aware of that especially if he is in the possession of the infamous dragon egg. He needs Jon to literally wake the dragon from stone and he also did promise Bran that he would fly.

 

 

 

 

As for the ice dragon it is a species of dragon that exists in Westeosi fairytales. Old Nan used to tell tales of the ice dragon. However, whether ice dragons did actually exist in the A Song of Ice and Fire world at one time is unknown. 

 

A lot in there to digest but I think it ties things well.  

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