Game of Thrones?

[Erica Mena]

Jon's grandfather The Mad King was slaughtered by Jamie Lannister... Jon, THE ONLY direct descendent of The Mad King.



King Aerys II Targaryen.



Kingships are inherited. Jon IS the King.



They might have put Bran on the throne but he really isn't the King.



PS, what happened to the remaing dragon?

He ate Daenerys.

I thought about that one last night

[caskur]

Ah ok, I just read why Jon wasn't throned ..Quote.



"And that decision brought about the end of the Song of Ice and Fire. Jon and Dany's love story ends in tragedy: Believing that she has become a tyrant, Jon becomes convinced that he must protect the people of Westeros from her, and kills her. As a result, he's excluded from contention for the throne, and is instead sent to the Night's Watch to end up back where he began."





This is bullshit... Dany murdered millions of innocent poor people and deserved execution by Jon.



The "Nights Watch" isn't needed anymore because there are no Wights left... What is the point of a Nights Watch?

[Wazzzup]

BTW the way they did it again.  Last time it was a coffee cup, last night it was a water bottle



https://image.cnbcfm.com/api/v1/image/105922696-1558358541639plastic-water-bottle-fail-got-finale-5ce25c2e3d815__700.jpg?v=1558359296&w=740&h=510">



Maybe they should have made the water bottle king

[@realAzhyaAryola]

But the last scene shows Jon on his horse with Tormund not far behind and they were leaving the wall followed by many others. Where were they going to? Confusing.

[caskur]

I can't to buy the set to binge watch... Kurt knows nothing about any of the last season. He doesn't want to know anythng until we watch it tgether.

[caskur]

BTW the way they did it again.  Last time it was a coffee cup, last night it was a water bottle



https://image.cnbcfm.com/api/v1/image/105922696-1558358541639plastic-water-bottle-fail-got-finale-5ce25c2e3d815__700.jpg?v=1558359296&w=740&h=510">



Maybe they should have made the water bottle king

Fake news, fake news.







Somebody chopped that in.

[Bricktop]

But the last scene shows Jon on his horse with Tormund not far behind and they were leaving the wall followed by many others. Where were they going to? Confusing.

The wildlings were returning home, north of the wall (which was built to defend the north against wildlings, not the Night King).



Jon was joining them, feeling more comfortable with them than his own kind who turned on him and condemned him for saving their lands from tyranny.



The closing door symbolises how he has put Westeros behind him to join people he once loved, and who loved him.

[Erica Mena]

Now that makes sense lol

[Odinson]

Wildlings, grumpkings, snarks and whatever...

[@realAzhyaAryola]

This clip reminds us that Jon wanted to join his Uncle Benjen at the wall even from the start in Episode 1 of Season 1.

[Odinson]

The show really changed over the years.

[Odinson]

[@realAzhyaAryola]

To the Gods of the Bloody Universes,



May there be another epic series that stars Sean Bean. And please don't let him die this time.

[Bricktop]

And may they produce a finale worthy of the preceding seasons...

[Odinson]