Lmao

oh god... the comments, thousand of them they're coming back like wights.

@@AltShiftX looks forward your next " Explained " video more than ever.

@@tuna5936 yea - I need this for closure

"Prophecies is like half-trained mules, it looks as though it might be useful but the moment you trust in it, it kicks you in the head" Tyrion Lannister, A Dance with Dragons. Well played GRRM and DnD We all metaphorically got kicked in the head. MegaOof

TOTALLY

thing is, its not, bad story telling would be here is a hero (Jon) here is the prophecy (azor Ahai) oh it happened, what a shock, thats bad storytelling, in the very story the prophecy is in they also warn you not to trust in prophecy. in the first book the prophecy of Rhaego (Dany's son the stallion that will mount the world ) was a thing, but it didn't come true did it?. its good story telling because you had so many choices about who azor ahai could be, but is it actually clear what he will do? what is lightbringer? (i think lightbringer is Arya btw, Jon gave her her first weapon) the part about plunging a weapon into his lovers heart wasn't about the weapon but about bringing the dawn itself (killing Dany)

@@xiz0808 thing is, the final season was a botched rushjob because the directors wanted to make star wars movies, there's no meaning in the ending

@@Nekrumorfiini1 No, it was a botched rushjob because the books aren't finished and the showrunners had planned for 7 seasons (HBO eventually pressured them to add the 8th) long before they were even offered the opportunity to do Star Wars.

@@dmike3507 that's even worse

croatoanist aryas not the princes who was promised! Jon brought the dawn. He brought the Forces together! Arya got the kill but that doesn’t... make her the princess!

Jon still defeated the darkness it just wasn't the darkness we thought he would defeat.

“iT JusT DId noT FeEl RiGHt”

D&D : If you think this has happy ending, you haven’t been paying attention...

@@garamchoo2026 *good ending

Emil Sosnin He predicted not only that John was a Targaryen, but also that it would have been told so In the crypts under Winterfell 😳

@@belpozz5153 It's in the books

@@adarsh5647 nah bitch jon's parents are not yet known in the books.

SYKE turns out it's arya hahahaha

@@swaggyt609 it's been like the most famous theory in the fandom for like 15 years

Me too

+Farhan Brohan Hodor

LIES! its our lord and saviour, sir pouncealot

probably ser pounce is the prince that was promised imo

Sir, you are wrong. (tri)Pod.rick is Azor Ahai.

well being an obvious candidate is boring. It would be boring if either jon or dany are azor, it aint surprising at all

Sure, Arya materialzing out of thin air and just stabbing the night king is so much more exciting.

@@tonyg7990 Arya's Arc was to go around and kill everybody that wronged her, but instead she sneak attack kills the Night King because "muh feminism and plot twist!" It didn't even have to be an Azor Ahai candidate, just someone that was already near Bran that wasn't fucking hiding in the shadows or literally in the crowd of undead enemies (which is the only place Arya could have come from.) Theon Greyjoy could've killed the Night King and it'd make more sense! Fuck, if Bran had done some weird esoteric psychic mind battle with the Night King to kill him that would've made more sense. Just not Arya "Deus Ex Machina" Stark coming out of no where and shanking the Night King.

@@dokidoki777 I aint making a case for arya. Why not Jaime. Or theon. Or some other character from the books. Thats the problem with the show, it split so much from the books, so I dont even take this season seriously, it was too rushed

@@valeriesahe598 I aint makung case for arya, that was shit. But it doesnt have to be jon. If you read the books, jaime is also candidate, with all the prophecies. The whole season was shit, so it dont matter whi killed him, it would still be bad

I know he's not Azor Ahai but what if it's a double switch where Martin goes with the Mannis being Azor Ahai because ironically he's the one we least expect

@@inquisitorbear8312 subverting expectations is a D&D thing, Martin want things to make sense

@@vitordornelles6702 Hot Pie would be the ultimate plottwist

@@vitordornelles6702 there is no chosen one Stannis/jon/Danny become the chosen one by saving the world, through there own actions they save the world, because they are good people No magic just people

@@inquisitorbear8312 I think that is exactly what is going to happen. Stannis is in the North, he is aware of the threat and is preparing to fight the Others to save the realm. While Dany has not even heard of them.

That's the thing, they were just theories and not really in line with the show. More so in line with the books as possibilities. Then again, if a theory is too detailed it is most likely never to come true for fans who hope it might be. I figure by now that people will just give up that the show went a different direction than the books are going a different direction. A no need to compare them anymore. But also that D&D seemed to be real lazy with this season and last (in my opinion) season. They lost their passion and care they once had.

@@marleymarss i agree that the show took a new direction but aren't they wear focusing on dany and jon from the start of the show ? And now they throw all the character development they were trying to build from the start of the show .

@@M7md_n29er Yes, the main story from the show was indeed mostly about Danny and Jon. They were the ones for the most part driving the story forward. But I have to be completely honest, Jon was my least favorite and never understood why so many fans liked him. But hey, that's just me. And yes, all that character development (for 8 years) we have followed these two all these years, feels wasted and all logic out of the window. I can understand Danny's arc from naive young woman to being a villain. It makes sense, but how D&D approached her character journey, the development (transforming) of how she got there, didn't make sense and rushed. Same with Jon's journey as well. I do feel like D&D knew where they were going with the story and knew how they wanted to end the show. It's good to know when show runners know the end to the story and a direction, but even show runners have changed their endings because of the writing process changing and so much more. And based on the writing from S7 and S8, feels like D&D were tired and really wanting to work on different projects. Understandably being a show runner takes a toll on anyone, but there is a thing called passion. D&D didn't seem to feel as passionate than they were in the beginning or excited. Which is why all the characters' endings felt abrupt and many of us are like "What?"

@@marleymarss what you said is all true , jon in the show is completely different after S5 thats maybe why you didnt get into him or to like him . Cuz jon on the novel is a bit different he is like a heroic figure thats why most people love him and lowkey he is azora ahai who will save the world

I still think that a lot of what we see in seasons 7 and 8 is what will happen in the books. I just suspect that it will be built up properly and make coherent sense.

This could actually be true. Because, prophecies are not literal. They always have some hidden meaning.

Nice one!!

Also 'Born Amidst Salt and Smoke' could fit in Jon's birth too. Because there were tears as Lyanna was dying giving birth to Jon which symbolizes the salt. And Jon's birth was hidden away inside some tower in Dorne and has been kept secret which may symbolizes the smoke.

@@jmcartoons7281 Also if he's reborn via human sacrifice through burning

also the prince that was prommised shall bring the dawn, witch is the name of dayne's sword. some also sugest that lyanna is a bleeding star cuz she dies on her birthing bed. but some also think that jon is lightbringer that does not nesseseraly mean sword, cuz his mother died on her birthing bed (sacrefice)

Kc Pelletier Dany is Azor Ahai!!

Jon Snow or jon because he has stark, targaryn,and possibly "other" blood making him one man with three blood lines.

***** When did he say that, I'm pretty sure the entire fandom would have exploded over this 'fact'

***** When did he say it?

Rhaegar is Azor Ahai. The way that story paints the picture of him, he would have been the greatest king the realm had ever seen. He was kind and learned, but at the same time, he was fiercely strong. But he died before he ever became king, forever a prince. The Prince who was Promised. And Lightbringer isn't so much a sword but it's still quite the powerful weapon. Lightbringer is Jon. Lightbringer was said to be attempted to be forged twice before it was successfully forged. Just like Rhaenys and Aegon before Jon. Jon was also born of the death of Lyanna, just as Lightbringer was born of the death of Nissa Nissa.

Do you mean…Pretty Little Liars? Lol

the show ended shit and the books wont ever come out . asoiaf is torture

Jon will literally, build the feeling that everything bad that happens in the world is his fault If he's ressurrected and learns the truth about his parentage!

Ouch

And Arya is not even in the list.

I largely agree with you, but do you really think grrm would paint Jon as the chosen one and then actually make him the chosen one? Doesn't seem like his style

@@sukanyaparashar9474 What do you mean "not his style"? He literally talked about this problem in an a couple interviews: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/e3ufjKOFf6uTx6c.html ukposts.info/have/v-deo/kHZihK95bKxqy30.html And just because here on this channel it "seems obvious" that Jon or Dany is Azor Ahai doesn't mean the majority of people will or have come to that conclusion. It's easy to talk about how obvious the mystery is when you've had a group of people piece the whole thing together for you in a 16 minute video.

@Ben W if by obvious you mean the child of ice and fire, leader of the watch against the others and matches all the prophecies apart from the one about salt and smoke

@@sukanyaparashar9474At this point in the books, i dont think it is that obvious. If anything, grrm probably was going to make jon azor ahai, but changed his mind because the show made it too obvious.

Shellzss I agree 100%.

Its feminist season

@@sishirshrestha1783 good fan service would be good plot. Love Arya but this is bs

@@nedsnow4179 Nah if that was the case Dany would have done it. This was just bad writing

@@nedsnow4179 It's not feminist, it's just awful fan service

jumpyg1258 I wanted to make sure I wasn’t wrong in thinking there is literally no evidence backing up Arya being the one to kill the Night King.

Cucug83 she did and I’m disappointed with that ending

Cucug83 The only thing we get is Bran giving her the dagger in the same spot she kills the Night King

Did literally no one watch the interview with the show creators? The evidence is that George RR Martin TOLD THE CREATORS years ago that Arya would be the one to kill the Night King. They didn't just randomly decide that it was going to be Arya.

ArielLVT This was in his original manuscript of the book, he later changed it

i paused the video to recite that

It's definitely Gendry.

Go Bombers I'd be okay with that. Hashtag where is Gendry?

i hate to be the one to inform you. Theon is Azor Ahai

@Darth Redeye I think it's Theon as well.

Darth Redeye You mean Reek?

Dumb and Dumber

whats double ds?

Wasted Zombie the two guys who make Game of Thrones for HBO both have names starting with D, so sometimes they get referred to as the double Ds

@@prateekkapur3467 the writers of GOT david and dan

Double Ds 😂😂😂

Luke Clarkson *Laughs at own joke*

Luke Clarkson Who has those line? i think i know it from somewhere but can't remember the specificly who said that. What season is that?

Ella Setyo Season 2, said by Renly Baratheon..

Luke Clarkson Cooked ham! The flaming sword sears the fat off the meat and there is your sacrifice. But that still doesn't explain the 3 heads. They must all be from the pork lineage so it's most likely ham, bacon and "the other" white meat.

Luke Clarkson Actually I believe you are on to something. Jaime Lannister is reborn after he passes out in the sauna with Brienne (steam representing smoke) and when he "shares the salt" with Roose Bolton, where Roose spares Jaime's life. This scene is in the books and the show, and yes there is a ham in the show. Plus the red star bleeds is not the red comet. That is a comet, not a star. The red star is the sigil of House Martell, and that star bleeding is Oberyn getting killed by the Mountain. Plus darkness gathering is Bran meeting the 3 eyed crow. Yes, Bran is most likely the bad guy (hence why he is always cloaked in darkness in his dreams) and Jaime is the savior of humanity. That's why he's always shining golden.

RatchildUK I agree, definitely Bran

Didn't the old man with the roots tell him the same thing? You will never walk but you will fly!!

Haroon Syed i always assumed that meant he will fly through the crows. but if he can enter hodors mind why not a dragon

+Fred Elliot Or a Hodor dragon!

PapaSmurff660 people love that BFG dont they lol

Lmao

Lol

Hey

Azor Ahai was the friends we made along the way.

Hi

Was just about to mention this too. In the show you see Ned place Arthur Dayne's sword Dawn at the foot of the bed when Jon is being born. The camera also focuses on it for a second, I think to show its importance. They didn't have to show the camera angle of Ned placing it down, but they did. Dawn is also forged from a fallen star, so a sort of "bleeding star" (since the trail would give the impression of it "bleeding"). You could also have Lyanna bleeding after birth, so a quite literal "bleeding".

TadRaunch I wish!

TadRaunch no 3 heads are dany jon and bran

Dzoni01 No they are Ned, Stannis, and Janos Slynt

TadRaunch I thinks it's Hodor, Reek, and Podrick.

TadRaunch Probably Hot Pie

Kip Higginson Who is ser pounce?

the cat of tommen baratheon

《 Sarcastic Potato 》 he also is a dragon in game of bones (disputed)

Stupidity at its finest

johnaway No, the stupidity is believing that prophecy is actually going to matter (other than tricking characters to do things) in a story written by George RR Martin.

Absolutely!!

@Matthew Beattie can’t wait for season 2

@@Fmc_Devil me too can’t believe Ned died last episode

- no it was great

@@Enderman121_ Ned DIES???

@@Svalbaz these goddamn spoilers are getting out of hand smh

+Luka Strikić He is the key to all of this

+Luka Strikić he definitely made most of us salty, I'll give you that

oh I knew it

ACTUALLY... If you consider that D&D have ended the long night in the S8E3, and also stabbed every single fan in the heart with their eye-burning writing, and caused many tears, and went up in smoke among other things... So if you consider they have done it to make STAR WARS MOVIES, and maybe to resurrect JarJar (type of shit they'd do), then... It all makes sense now!..

Jar Jar is the Night King as well

+Aaron Henshaw Winter'hell' is coming.

+natasha gupta incoming lemon cakes xD

The Pie that was Promised.

lolololol

Maybe they were like daenerys and just "forgot"

jon and dany are more badass lol

@@minahm7150 not a chance lmao, who are you kidding

@swordshield5592 chance lmao?? go read books and get educated on their perspective arcs and lets see a random man who was misguided by melisandre who also mistook him as azhor ahai makes sense anymore now 😭 jon and dany have every necessary trait and equipment to finish the long night...off. hence = azhor ahai

@@minahm7150 we are on about badassery lmao, which you clearly don't understand the definition of crushing a force 100 times your size? badass being the only one to still protect the realm amidst a civil war? badass holding out against the fucking reach for a year? badass being the greatest commander in westeros? badass burning traitors? badass offering to return the north to it's rightful owners after mounting rooses head on a pike? badass Stannis does not bend, he fights for what things should be whether he likes it or not. Now bend the knee traitor, or be destroyed.

@@minahm7150 dont care, THE ONE TRUE KING

That was perfect lol

I think you mean Ramsay Bolton, He isn't a bastard anymore

Once a bastard always a bastard

yes but theres no smoke .

@Mahad Bahad you could probably relate that to the war that was happening, the whole war took place because of Jon's secret birth. City's burned. Kings landing being one of them.

He died because he let the Wildlings through the Wall. In a way he did sacrifice himself.

Well, there is still team White Walkers...

+TheMightyKinkle If he is I quite the the book the series and RR Martin forever...

Fuck no nothing would be worse than that.

That would literally be like Hitler actually being the second coming of christ. I remember reading a comic about that once.

hes dead now thank GOD. or, i guess, r'hollor.

Another possible hint for Jon - Lyanna died of childbirth when he was literally born, bleeding to death

In the books aegon targaryen is someone else and jon is just a jon

😂😂

@@leostormdryke9036 no, Aegon in the books is suposedly Aegon Targaryen, a character who is also in the show and the first son of Rhaegar. Maybe Aegon isn´t Jon actual name in the books, but he is for sure the third son of Rhaegar.

@@MarioPerez-cj2sv yes he is a son of rhaegar and his nickname is young griff. He is being raised by maester illyrio with help from varys somehwere in essos

Jon whole arc was nothing more than shameless pandering towards his fans based in nothing more than a bullshit FAN THEORY in the internet, betraying everything that the character stand for in the books.

Martigan Wright bullshyte

@@Shiv-dw9pc Laughed so hard reading that XD

@@Shiv-dw9pc I'm laughing so hard reading this.

😭

@@Shiv-dw9pc who is D&D

***** a dragon is a sigil to targaryens :D

That's what I was thinking and the sword was lost until that fire and then rebuilt with the wolf head. Born of fire?

***** He didn't willingly sacrifice Ygritte like Azor Ahai tempered his sword with his wife, she was killed by someone else and Jon was powerless to stop it. However if the show is going to have the same endgame as the books, Jon is guaranteed to have a big role to play. Melisandre meeting Thoros, learning about bringing people back, and showing up just in time for Jon to die? So much coincidence it's almost a spoiler. I also saw the video about Jorah being Azor Ahai, that would be one hell of a twist.

He's already dead.

Benjamin Norton He could come back by warging into ghost or melisandre could bring him back. She met thoros, so she knows it's possible, and she'd have a lot of power after the certain someone who was burnt

Cheers man! Yeah I'd like to do a Benjen video some time. (Though I very much doubt that he's Daario)

I personally think that Benjan Stark was told by Ned that R+L=J because I feel like Ned cares enough about Jon to tell him about his parentage. However I think he told Benjan not to tell Jon until after he took his vows in order to protect Jon from Robert Baratheon. Also Benjan goes missing before Jon takes his vows so it could be used as an argument for Jon to claim the throne

isnt benjan supposed to be cold hands?

+necroryda nah. Martin has explained that he's not the same character.

Benjen is back! Everyone will know Jon is a targaery then the north will not join forces with but with sansa!

I thought the same.

Sander That is actually unbelievable genuis!

agreed the real question is, since a dragon needs three heads, who is the third? I put my money on either that targarion kid or tyrion.

schnefferpepper It's Tyrion as his father is actually King Aerys II, the Mad King, who slept with Tywin's wife.

Shyhoulud That could explain why Tyrion has Dwarfism as the Targaryans are all inbred and what not, and a "targaryan child is a gamble" and Jaime and Cersei might be as well for all we know - that's why they have an incest relationship - the lannister kids have bad genes.

i agree jon himself is a stark and targaryan. i think he'll be resurrected fall in love with dany cause they're both targs an targs like incest an then her death could forge lightbringer

Jon is the red herring here, not Dany. A Game of Thrones starts with The Others and ends with Azor Ahai, Dany and the dragons are the fire that will destroy the ice. She completes the entire Azor Ahai/Lightbringer ritual in the first book before the prophecy is even introduced in A Clash of Kings, which is classic George to give us the answer before asking the question. She is the first and only POV character to witness the comet in the first book, she places Drogon's egg under Drogo's left arm to be nearest to his heart so she pulls Lightbringer from her lovers heart just as Azor Ahai did to Nissa Nissa, she walks into the flames herself and is reborn amidst salt and smoke, she wakes dragons from stone, and her chapters are the only ones to mention "the song of ice and fire". Xaro calls the dragons "a flaming sword above the world" and they are described as "fire made flesh and warm to the touch" just as Lightbringer was a flaming sword that was warm as Nissa Nisaa had been warm. Nissa Nissa’s dying screams as Lightbringer was forged left a crack across the moon, this calls back to Doreah's story of the sun (Drogo) wandering too close to the moon (Dany) and it cracking bringing forth dragons. There's also Dany's "slayer of lies" prophecy where she sees "glowing like sunset, a red sword was raised in the hand of a blue eyed King who cast no shadow". The vision acknowledges Stannis as a king so the only lie left to slay about him is his claim to Azor Ahai. The sword is described as glowing vs burning. When Jon is fighting at the wall he wishes for "a dragon or three", I think his purpose is to forewarn and assist in the Battle for the Dawn vs being the main hero. His entire story is built around him embracing the Stark identity he so craves and he's heavily tied with the magic of the Old Gods rather than the magic of R'hollor. I think he's a head of the dragon but not Azor Ahai. He's the result of Rhaegar doing the one thing you're not supposed to do with prophecy; guess it/induce it unnaturally. Dany, as of the end of the books, still has no idea who Azor Ahai is but she is a perfect subversion of the prophecy.

@@princessshei9171 nah dany has more chance to destroy westeros than save it

@@Maxyash Nothing in the books points to this, we have her inner thoughts and they are far from evil or mad.

Dany is Azor Ahai

***** Maybe. Or Shireen. Because, well at least on the show, all her sacrifice did was melt the snow. Didn't bring victory. Seems like a sacrifice that insane should bring more than melting snow. lol

***** I thought it was meant to "guarantee Stannis' victory"... If Stannis sacrificed Shireen for the sole purpose of melting the snow, the red god got a hell of a bargain. lol

***** Well of course. I'm just saying, I got the impression that they weren't simply doing it to melt the snow, but to guarantee his victory. Just as Melisandre "guaranteed" his victory at Blackwater. I don't know if Stannis would have sacrificed Shireen simply to melt the snow and have a _chance_ at victory. Because you have to remember, it's not like it's giving Stannis and advantage while the Boltons remain disadvantaged. The Boltons reap the rewards of the sacrifice also. Now, when fighting against white walkers on the other hand, sure, snow melting and a heat wave would seem to definitely be an advantage to the humans, while being a disadvantage to the white walkers.

***** Though, in these times, I don't think it would be considered that Stannis had an heir. Well, in the traditional sense, to carry on the Baratheon name. Because when a woman gets married (not always during modern times, I don't know if it's common or even allowed in mideval/fantasy game of thrones times) she takes the last name of the groom and is no longer carries her last name. So she wouldn't be Shireen Baratheon, she would be, let's say, Shireen Stark. So Stannis' name doesn't carry on. Either way, sacrificing any children, whether they have the means to carry on the family legacy or not seems, a bit much.

+MikePlaysIt If you think in that, Shireen sacrifices to melt the snow. Melt the last name of Jon to convert him in a... Starkaryen?

Tyrion being born killed his mother and as of tonight "longclaw" can kill a white walker.

***** The sacrifice could also be himself. Right? ._. Please don't murder me, I haven't read the books.

Booker DeWitt I don't think it works that way. AA had to kill Nissa Nissa, so I'm sure it has to be another person, possibly a loved one in the sense of wife/husband. Kairasu I don't think Tyrion's mother could count for that. Shae could however. But, and that's my personal opinion, Tyrion really won't be Azor Ahai. He just has too few of the signs imo

I think mellsandre got the whole sacrifice wrong it's not quantity it's if you truly love someone and it's a true sacrifice.

Jon just sacrificed himself for the greater good I believe that counts.

That is, what pisses me of the most. Not that Arya did it, but how! And how fast. As if the NK and everything means nothing. Even though the book and the series start with the white walkers and the undead.

The books are not going to end with the White Walkers either. GRR Martin has already stated this.

@@filipferencak2717 theyre sure as hell not gonna end with arya stabby stabb stabb and with Cersei as the main villain lmfao youre delusional

@@RedOli84 Did I ever say that they were?

yoooooooooooo Im taking a picture of this and save it till when they reveal that the prophecy called for two people

Well the problem is that we have no literal translation I guess - Azor Ahai could just be two names which became the center of the prophesy for all we know.

i was thinking the same if azor ahai is 2 person it's could be azor=Jon and Ahai daenerys

nah its gotta be khal drogo my man.. would be SO epic

The Prince and the Promised 2Prince2Promised

farcastk0 Haha cheers

+Reve Inaz john is too literal too

+Tanya Richards true, maybe both are Azor Ahai? That would be cool

+Reve Inaz most popular theory but u think it's Joarah see film theory

The more I think about this prophecy the more I believe it is not one single person. Why does it have to be Jon or Dany or Bran. If you look at LOTR yes Frodo was the chosen one to carry the ring but he wouldn't have succeeded without the help of his friends. Dany and her dragons are going to help burn those wights but she is not going to win the final battle without Jon's help who is going to rally the ground forces and Bran too with his immense magical powers will play a huge part. A thought for Hodor he held the fucking door he too was a chosen one, sacrificing his life and sanity for Bran he is just as special as any of them. It is never one person who saves the world ultimately, Bran will be leading the magical forces, Dany the aerial forces with her dragons, and Jon the ground forces with his Valyrian sword and Jon might as well be the last one standing fighting the last WW but it will be a combination effort by everyone.

And Sam with his Valerian sword.

What?

Now we know Jon Snow is azor ahai

Azor ahai meant nothing to the tv series sadly.

Oh i see what you mean...

magic cock

Karl Hans Daenerys Targaryen is Azor Ahai upvote here.

Karl Hans It really makes sense if both of them are, "a song of ice and fire" convinced me.

Karl Hans you both are wrong Jorah mormont is the prince that was promised, he is azor ahai

Logan Calkins Jorah does not make sense, read the books dude. Azor hai is someting to be reborn , and jorah is not dead to be reborn .....

djj 125​ the hero must have a hero's blade ... like none that had ever been ... plunged into water ... captured a lion ... he knew what he must do ... know that I love you best of all that is in this world ... he thrust the smoking sword through her living heart ... her blood and her soul and her strength and her courage all went into the steel ... What's the fastest route from Slaver's Bay to Westeros? The Smoking Sea. What's in the Smoking Sea? Smoke and salt, of course. What else is in the Smoking Sea? Brightroar, a super badass Valyrian sword that was plunged into the water. Why hasn't it been recovered? Most sailors fear the Smoking Sea and avoid it. Who are the bravest sailors in the world? The Ironborn. Where are they? On their way to pick up Dany and take her back to Westeros. Would Victarion want to prove that he's Euron's equal by sailing the Smoking Sea? You bet. Will Dany be keen to take a shortcut to get there faster when she hears that a fake Targaryen is stealing her birthright? Absolutely. Who did Dany promise to give a super badass Valyrian sword to as soon as she has one? Jorah. Who captured a lion? Jorah. Who loves a woman more deeply and passionately than anyone else in the series? Jorah. Who's going mad and may have to be killed by someone in her inner circle? Daenerys. What character could be killed to give a sword maximum power against the Others? Daenerys. What's the worst thing GRRM could do to Jorah? Make him kill Daenerys. What is now branded into Jorah's face? A demon mask. Brightroar is done being tempered in the water. It will be pulled from the smoke and salt and presented to Demon Jorah. He will kill Daenerys in the most powerful act of blood magic possible. When he removes the sword, it will be covered in fire and blood. He will take the black, as was his father's dying wish. He will be the 1000th Lord Commander. He will drive back the darkness. Demon Jorah is Azor Ahai reborn.

Me too :)

Me three! Tho Preston Jacobs videos get me more giddy!

needs more cowbell

I'm smashed out my head and this comment made my day haha

Tatiana Galvao I think Jon alone is Azor Ahai. If L+R=J is true. Their union itself and the birth of Jon was the song of ice and fire. GRRM also created this story after the War of Roses. The War of the Roses ended with Henry VII. Henry VII's coat of arms has a red dragon on the left and a white canine on the right.

***** I want Jon to be Azor Ahai, but I don't have my hopes up with George, maybe with Dan and D.B. it can happen, now that they are doing things different from the book. I do trully believe in L+R=J, and also, J=AA. I think him being reborn from ashes and becoming this badass legendary hero, will be the most awesome thing ever. God knows they fucked with the scene where he becomes LC.

Tatiana Galvao did they fuck up the scene when he becomes lord commander you reckon? is it much different in the books

mittens the house cat​ I prefer it in the books. I don't know man, it's more exciting. 

Tatiana Galvao ah okay well i plan to read the books when this season ends hope your right :)

Lyanna died after giving birth. The lightbringer killed her

and Rhaegar has two other siblings.

***** Thanks Mae!

*IF* the books come out…

@@dw1419 dream of spring is definitely not coming out. Winds of winter, there may be some hope. Ha. I’ve come to accept it although it makes me sad. Someone is doing fan fiction for winds of winter and it’s surprisingly good. Writing detail isn’t as good as GRMM but it’s still much better than fan fiction hasn’t any right to be.

I like this kind of speculation

That would be an interesting way to go about it. It's something that GRRM would do as well as that some authors have done before. Stephen King did something very similar in his Dark Tower series and so did, to a lesser extent, the Cirque du Freak series. However, for a series like Song of Ice and Fire, I wouldn't particularly want that kind of "go fuck yourself" ending. I would prefer something more akin to the ending of Wheel of Time series if anything, another epic series that had weird things happening throughout.

Yeah that's really more the sort of ending you give a short story or maybe a single novel. For something that's gone on as long as ASoIaF, it would be great to have an actual ending instead. I just liked how it sounded.

I agree. It sounds amazing in a literary sense, but people would riot

LB Actually, I could see Gurm doing that ending if he knew he was dying or something just to troll everyone one last time.

+The Real Deal well he's good at killing anyways, undead shouldn't be a big of a nuisance

+Kickassgrandma911™ HOLD THE DOOR!

+Kristiyan Velchev u know whats gonna be weird? when they meet undead hodor

He lived his life to hold the door. Now in death, he will be the one to BREAK THE WALL

too soon

Hodor

I bet we'll find out that Jon Snow has diphallus … which would explain the 3 heads.

CivilizationEx Tyrion killed the woman he was birthed to... Food for thought.

UniversalPotentate Oh my god xD

CivilizationEx my money is on Jorah Mormont, and that he has to kill his beloved - Dany - to receive his flaming sword.

***** neither CivilizationEx nor Alt Shift X made a vid about the possibility of Jorah being AA. its pretty lame from the both of them. so i just leave this one here... www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/1xk337/spoilers_all_so_about_that_guy_who_captured_a_lion

The best comment I’ve seen, I agree

stannis cant even climb a dragon loool he would lowkey die in books

The third head can also be Bran or fAegon!

Proud Zionist that just summed up most got fan theories

Preach Hagen, preach.

All of my best theories are based on nothing.

Arya Stark is not no one. She failed to become a faceless man, and even said she was Arya Stark.

@@rayhoodoo847 She did not fail to become a faceless man. She chose not to.

the show writers did say they have known about the ayra reveal for three years, meaning GRRM told them, so they do honor the story as it has been layed out. maybe some explanation will follow in the coming episodes about the prophecy stuff

More it doesn't match your stupid power fantasy that you made of Jon Snow that was all based in a bullshit FAN THEORY in the internet.

@@minellahaas6209 No that is they always to go cover story. Why resurrect Jon Snow even that was filled of plot holes and out of character moments? BECAUSE GEORGE TELL US TO. When in reality was more about ratings and money, and the old George isn't without blame either, because he promoted this bullshit for years because ratings also.

Keyser94 you seem a bit angry about it all. Calm down.

Ooooo that's really interesting, bravo. I'm too uninformed to comment on it (so far I've just seen the show and a bunch of UKposts videos both official GoT HBO ones and this type, so I still need to read the books) except that it sounds like it fits very well.

Another point to this is that G.R.R.Martin has said that the ending will be bittersweet, perhaps the dragons will end the long night and slay the white walkers, but leave the land burning in their wake. The seven kingdoms are destroyed and the noble houses ruined, and as the dawn rises the survivors look to see the end of the song, with the ice melting and the fire going out leaving only ash.

thats another thing if you believe in the maester conspiracy. this could be what theyre trying to prevent by killing the dragons as is suggested by the grand maester conspiracy

+Ani0227 I haven't heard about the grand maester conspiracy, I'll need to look into it

It's the hound..3heads are..burnt ,unburnt side and masked face

+Messylin Wow,that's interesting! :-)

+Messylin going off on a tangent here but what if the seven were all starks, ned(father), lyanna(mother),arya, bran(crone) ,robb(smith, he crafted(started) the rebellion which in his will he gives to jon to carry on(his labor)), , sansa and jon, the seven are different aspects of the same god, the starks different aspects of the same house, all of whom will contribute to the saving of the world if jon snow is resurrected.The last book was supposed to be called a time of wolves.

This is my favourite alternate theory so far. Basically, I feel like GRRM introduced these religions for a reason. Thus far we have seen the Red God's power in action, and the Faith of the Seven has been relatively useless, divisive, and uninvolved with the events of the book and show. I think it is a great twist that the faith of the seven, would literally mean the world's faith in it's seven living saviors. From a religious perspective, this not only justifies the creation of these religions, but wow, what a cool twist. Good call Messylin.

Maybe he introduced the religion to show us how bullshit and irrelevant it is, as is in the real world, and in the story, it never had any relevance other than showing us how retarded tommen was for believing it.

Cervix Crusader but milesandres god is real....we saw him bring back the dea(jon, and beric) we saw the shadow born by milesandre. Hes very real...

Cason Huffman More coming.

Alt Shift X Love it.

Content is coming.

Alt Shift XI just subbed, your channel is pretty god damn awesome.

Alt Shift X I wouldn't disgard Aegon VI. Targaryen completely, he is a very new player in the books and hasn't appeared in the TV series till now, I hope he will. If he really is the one who claimed to be, he fits also lot of parts! A comet (red star) was also seen during his birth in King's Landing, close to the ocean means close to salt, and I'm pretty sure there was smoke somewhere. He has also the blood of Aerys and Rhaelle in his veins through his father Rhaegar and his sword could be BLACKFYRE, the blade of Aegon I. This weapon passed later to the legitimized bastard of Aegon IV who founded House Blackfyre, but it was taken by Bittersteel to Essos where he founded the Golden Company, and they are now on Aegons VI. side, so he could wield Blackfyre. The other parts, let's see! Perhaps he will marry and sacrifice his love and there are still dragons in Meereen, and he could get his hands on them

Preston Jacobs produces completely unfounded conspiracy trash, illustrated perfectly by his advocating of R+L=D and B+A=J, jointly the most convoluted and ridiculous idea surrounding Jon and Dany imaginable.

Michael Henman I like to hear every theory, and Preston Jacobs presents in a really good way. There is room for all theories until WoW comes out (eventually)

While I'm also open to all possible theories, some of Preston Jacobs's theory videos seem really speculative and overly complex. Some of the theories he presents as plausible are in the end supported by only a few open-to-interpretation details.

Matthew Williams I would love if Quentyn being alive and maybe one of the heads (Dragon Riders)

Yeah agreed

@@AltShiftX since ur already here: Your by far the best GoT/BoIaF Creator. Really appreciate what ur doing on UKposts

***** Thanks! I try to keep the vids fun as well as thorough.

Alt Shift X good job

Just think of it this way, Melisandre created the salt, smoke, and flaming sword for Stannis. You cant just take a prophecy and recreate it in hopes that it will come true for who you make it for. You have to let the prophecy play out naturally. The way I read and seen it, Melisadre is trying to hard to make Stannis something he can never be. But that's my opinion.,.

TomaHawkSDCS I agree Stannis almost certainly isn't Azor Ahai, I just complained that I didn't think the assessment of his personality was fair.

Michael Henman Yeah you make a good point. I guess part of what I was trying to say is that Stannis is not a character who we are really able to relate to, as readers. Jon and Dany do have moral complexity, as you say, but the books help us to understand and sympathise with the internal struggles that underlie these moral issues. Stannis, on the other hand, is far harder to connect to on an emotional level, and I think that's important for a hero. But yeah there is ambiguity here.

Alt Shift X Also Stannis is not a PoW character, Jon and Dany are.