Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Game of Thrones" season seven.
The "Game of Thrones" season seven finale left us with a lot of unanswered questions, but more importantly we were left wondering how this fantasy epic will come to an end. The eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" might not air until 2019, so in the meantime let's take a guess at how this fantasy epic will tie up its major loose ends.
Keep reading for a look at our predictions for the final season of "Game of Thrones," including our devastating guess that Daenerys Targaryen won't survive until the end.
Daenerys and Jon will arrive in Winterfell, along with the rest of Team Targaryen.
Daenerys and Jon are on a boat heading for White Harbor, where they'll land and then head to Winterfell. Given that the Night King just broke down the Wall, we can't see the showrunners dillydallying when it comes to getting Jon and Daenerys (and their armies) prepared for the big showdown.
Team Daenerys will arrive at Winterfell in time to hear the news about the Night King's imminent march on the north.
With their arrival, a series of new reunions will take place. Most importantly: Jon and Arya.
We had been hoping for a Jon/Arya reunion on season seven, but the two cousins (who think they're half-siblings) just missed each other.
This is one meeting that has to happen in the eighth and final season. Jon and Arya were very close growing up. Jon was the one who had Needle made for Arya as a goodbye present. It's only fitting for them to see each other again before the Great War begins.
Jon and Sam will also reunite for the first time since Jon was assassinated.
Sam must know Jon was killed and subsequently resurrected, since he was sending ravens to him at Winterfell, but we haven't seen these two together since season five. Sam will likely be a part of the Rhaegar and Lyanna reveal to Jon, since Bran isn't exactly the best with delicately handling emotional conversations these days.
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