Unanswered questions about Game of Thrones are pretty much a guarantee at this point. There’s too much to address in just one episode, and the spin-offs coming well after Season 8 may want to tackle the remaining Westerosi lore and material. Still,…
Unanswered questions about Game of Thrones are pretty much a guarantee at this point. There’s too much to address in just one episode, and the spin-offs coming well after Season 8 may want to tackle the remaining Westerosi lore and material. Still, there are some major Game of Thrones prophecies that still need to be fulfilled. If they even matter anymore at all.
A couple smaller prophecies have already come true in the final season: primarily how Lady Melisandre predicted that both she and Lord Varys would perish in Westeros and that Arya would shut blue eyes forever, which she did by killing the Night King. She still has to take out the green eyes, which many fan theorists think belong to Daenerys Targaryen.
Of course, as is often the case with prophecies, there is almost always a twist of sorts. You can ask Lord Voldemort, Macbeth, and even Raven Simone all about it. Even Cersei’s “Valonqor” prophecy, which was never actually stated in the HBO series, somewhat came true in “The Bells” as she and Jaime died together. In the books, that bit of Maggy the Frog’s prophecy predicted that “when your tears have drowned you, the valonqar [little brother] shall wrap his hands about your pale white throat and choke the life from you.
