Arya would eliminate the “last Lannisters who count” from Westeros. Once she does this, she will make a mask of his face and impersonate him, catch the queen of the Seven Kingdoms off guard, and slay her. Technically, this would still fulfill Cersei’s valonquar prophecy, as Arya would be wearing Jaime’s face when she kills her, but Jaime wouldn’t exactly betray his sister.
Taking the valonqar theory one step further, fans think Arya will use her skills as No One to travel to King’s Landing and kill Jaime Lannister, as outlined in this Harpers Bazaar article. Arya will use Jaime’s face to kill Cersei.After the Mad King, we all know that he isn’t above murdering a ruler if it’s for the sake of the greater good. She’s spent her entire life assuming that it would be her estranged brother Tyrion who the prophecy predicted would take her life, but it might be her beloved brother Jamie. When Cersei was a child, she received a prophecy which said, “And when your tears have drowned you,” she says, “the valonqar shall wrap his hands about your pale white throat and choke the life from you.” “Valonqar” means “little brother” in High Valyrian. Cersei’s a goner, and Jamie will be the one to finally take her out.So Jon and Daenerys have to think outside of the box and offer up their only son. There is pretty much no reason for mankind to win the battle. According to the theory, which is outlined in this Bustle article, the power couple give up their firstborn to save the world from the Night King and his Army of the Undead. Sure, they may be aunt and nephew, but incest isn’t a taboo in the world of Game of Thrones.
Legend of azor ahai series#
Suffering through the drought of no new episodes since season 7’s finale in 2017 has been brutal, but luckily 2019 is finally on the horizon, bringing with it the series 8 th and final season.
Legend of azor ahai tv#
We’re all obsessed with TV at Fish, and one of our biggest passions is Game of Thrones (Lorne’s ringtone is even the show’s theme song, true story). Luckily, while winter might not be coming, season 8 of Game of Thrones finally is. Regardless, it seems like it would be a waste to have a show set during the Age of Heroes, and not tell the story of one of the most famous heroes in Game of Thrones history.We live in Florida, so despite what Ned Stark always said (before his untimely death, #RIP), winter probably isn’t coming anytime soon. However, Azor Ahai could figure into this ensemble as a leading character, like Daenerys or Jon, or as an antagonist, or even just as part of tapestry. Bloys also said that the show, like Game of Thrones, will feature an ensemble with plenty of strong and complex characters. One thing we do know about The Long Night is that it won't be a one-man show. Given that the legend has been passed down for thousands of years, who knows how accurate it even is? One interesting twist would be to have Azor Ahai as the main villain of The Long Night, whose story was embellished by history to make him out as a hero. Audiences would know about major events ahead of time - like Azor Ahai forging Lightbringer by killing Nissa Nissa - but not how they came about. What little we know about Azor Ahai is vague enough that a TV show could create a great story just by connecting the dots.
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