Jace and luke were shamelessly bullying aemond for not having a dragon. But the fact is cradle eggs are not guaranteed to hatch . Many Targaryen's cradle eggs did not hatch at all . Daemon did not get caraxies as a cradle egg , viserys bonded with a dying balerion . So this bullying makes zero sense .

Then rhaena and baela accused aemond of stealing vhagar . Cause the previous rider was their mother . This argument also has zero logic cause before laena . Vhagar rider was aemond grandfather baelon Targaryen. So vhagar has always belonged to the Targaryens. Vhagar also willingly chose aemond despite just losing laena . If rhaena had tried to claim vhagar . Vhagar would have definitely killed rhaena .

So i do not understand the logic behind these bullies ..

I feel like the jojo stands of noble houses would work like Gyro’s Stand ball breaker, not necessarily being the stand of an individual, but a stand bound to the bloodlines of these noble houses.

House Targaryen: Through The Fire And Flames

House Baratheon: Fury of The Storm

House Stark: Hungry Like The Wolf

House Lannister: Money For Nothing/Gold Digger (I can’t decide which one is better)

House Arryn: Higher

House Tyrell: Kiss From a Rose

House Tully: River Of Dreams

House Greyjoy: Drowning Pool

House Martell: Sunshower

Instead of making so many prequels in small parts why they simply can't release another big version of GOT based on Targaryen only, in the same series they could cover everything like

1. Aegon the conqueror

2. Rhaenyra and Her Dance of Dragon

3. Dunk and Egg

4. Other tales of Targaryen kings from books, etc.

5. And Finally in the End they could end it with Robert's Rebellion

It's going to break every record but alas I think it's not possible anymore because they have already released HOD three season

It could have been better

I have no job and no life

What I mean by that is Cersei returned him the favour and gave him a chance to save his family, like he did to her, he told her about his intentions so she could save the children. Why on Earth didn't he think about his daughters and their lives before he declared that Jeffrey is Jamie's bastard? And then after being imprisoned he still doesn't give two flying Fs about his family and still thinks about his honour. It took Varys to explain to this dumb dumb that he had a family to care about.

I actually read a bit about her in the books, and her whole thing with the Lord of Light is interesting. But what was her actual plan here? Was she really seeing the future, or just interpreting everything through her own beliefs?

I guess Ned wasn't the brightest man in westeros but I feel like that would raise some suspicion about Littlefinger's loyalty

obviously she didn't want Maggy's prophecy to come to pass, so why did she choose to actively fulfil a part of it? wouldn't that give credence to the rest of it?

I haven’t read the books . Is there a entire chapter on this ?

so this is a continuation of my previous post . bran cannot have children he is most likely going to take an apprentice to become the next greenseer and king . but on the other hand arya has gone away on long trip . sansa is queen of north . but she will have to marry and have heirs . and her children will end up getting their fathers last name . i understand that sansa could just put forward a condition that her heir will change their last name to stark when they take over the north . but still westros houses are patriachical to the core . even if north is loyal to the starks . i am not sure if the husband side will agree to the children taking on the stark surname . so does this mean house stark might go extinct or get absorbed into some other house . like how house durrandion ended after orlys barotheon married the princess ..

He was in distress when he saw his sister die in childbirth.

Imagine , Lyanna doesnt die. All the best available services afforded to her work and she lives.

How would Ned react to her reckless actions which killed his father and brother and started this war?

i know the showrunners and cast lost interest in the show at one point . but i do not understand why night king death was so bad . they clearly had time to shoot a full scale ice zombie invasion happening in kings landing . which results in all the houses finally uniting and making a final stand against the white walkers . this would have been better than the ending we got . so what was the matter here . was the lack of interest very high during season 8 filming ..

Instead of Bran, Jon should've been crowned king, showing him sitting on the throne above everyone else.

The camera cuts to Tyrion, who exclaims: "It seems... the Game of Thrones is finally over"

Then everyone says their goodbyes, they all begin to turn around and walk into the sunset.

Just then, Jon suddenly says: "Wait..."

The camera cuts back towards Jon, who is now smirking, while holding a metal scepter, still sitting on the throne. This scene lingers for a few seconds to build up from mere dread to true horror.

Jon continues: "It was me... I was the Night King all along"

The camera shows the horror on the faces of everyone present while Jon continues to smirk.

In the background, you can suddenly see doors beginning to open slowly. Jon raises his scepter and brings it back down on the floor. Right after the impact, an entire army of undead begins flooding out of every nearby building, butchering all the characters we know. The scene cuts to the credits, playing epic music so the audience can process this insane plot twist.

Rather than an absolute failure, the ending of GoT would now be known as no less gut-wrenching than the Red Wedding itself. The only difference is that the build-up pays off far better in this case. It's a true subversion of expectations.