Cersei's prophecy says three children. She's already had three. She won't have any more.

Cersei's prophecy also says a younger, more beautiful queen will take her place. We've all speculated that with the recent revelations of Jon's lineage and legitimacy, it might in fact be Jon Snow who will sit on the Iron Throne. But did Cersei's prophecy tell us who the Ruler of the Seven Kingdoms will be all along?

Tyrion has always been an interesting character, but he's also always been "a good guy." In Game of Thrones, no one is one-dimensional, but Tyrion has seemed to be so for all these six seasons.

Him betraying Daenerys sounds impossible. But when we consider what he might betray Daenerys for - to save Jamie, to save King's Landing - then another layer is added and we might think his actions will be justified.

If Tyrion would betray the Mother of Dragons, what would he do it for?

And then there was annulment. Hahahahahahaha

From the number of steps in the Citadel to the number of windows in the ruins that was the Sept of Baelor to what "annulment" means. And we thought Gilly wasn't anything more than a glorified extra.

Huge, huge revelation, about the annulment of Prince Rhaegar to Elia Martell, and his marriage to Lyanna Stark. We then conclude of course that Jon is in fact not a bastard, as he has been claiming all his life. He is a legitimate Targaryen, the rightful heir to the Iron Throne. The question now is - will he claim it?

Even if he knows, even if all of this is revealed to him, and let's just say Cersei and Dany will miraculously step aside, will he claim the throne?

Glad you liked that bit. But isn't he, though? He's like GRRM, but only that he saw, is seeing and has seen it all. GRRM does the actual creating.

And Bran is totally Jon Snow's opposite. Jon Snow knows nothing, after all.

It was seriously awesome, that synchronized jumping-up-on-their-saddles move made my heart skip a beat, for real. I love the Dothraki!

Samwell doesn't need to do any more research. Bran knows everything. He knows how the Night King came to be; he will surely know how to defeat the Night King.

Bran has been given this all-seeing power, but doesn't quite know how to use it just yet. I think he's still learning to harness it and to be tactful, to learn which visions to reveal and which ones to keep to himself. He is emotionally aloof in his interactions because he has seen these already happen, and knows what will happen next, who will say and so what, etc. His three-eyed-ravenness is the ultimate GoT spoiler.

Nice theory! I'd love to see it happen.

"I hope you don't mind if I change sides." - Ser Davos to Jon Snow