The scene, and the episode, ends with Jaime sinks into the lake. But if it’s genuine I’m hoping it’s at least an early draft, because it’s unsatisfying in many ways. The paintings seem to depict a war between the allied Children of the Forest and First Men, and the White Walkers. I don’t think he believed it.
Sorry Game of Thrones” fans who are just waking up and scrolling through Facebook with their groggy eyes – it has been a hard time for the GoT fan after season 7’s latest episode “Spoils of War’ aired, so forgive us for the spoilers that are coming your way.
So here’s an idea.
It could mean there is a lot more to learn about House Targaryen, or it could have a much more literal meaning, as one of Daenerys’ up-until-now-invincible dragons finally takes a heavy blow.
Do you guys think Jaime will survive his fiery encounter with the Mother of Dragons and Drogon?
Daenerys has good reason for wanting Jaime alive and in her custody. After multiple losses in her war against Cersei (Lena Headey) for control of Westeros, Dany stopped listening to her advisers and rode Drogon into battle against Lannister forces. Yes, Dracarys breathed fire on the Lannisters’ army! But could it happen?
Here’s a passage from George RR Martin’s A Storm of Swords describing Daenerys watching her dragons playing in the sea. The only way would be to somehow kill her, and for a brief second, he sees that opening. “No sooner would they splash into the sea than they would break apart and rise again, shrieking and hissing, the salt water steaming off them as their wings clawed at the air”. But that’s not the last we saw of the Kingslayer, right?