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Jaimie removes his face to reveal Arya, who knows the tunnels below the Red Keep like home because of chasing cats in season 1. Arya’s list is finally complete. She doesn’t have time to revel however because the tunnels are collapsing.
Jun 24, 2019 · When Arya showed back up in season seven, Sansa would use this against Littlefinger and convince everyone he coerced her into lying about Arya's fate because he wanted to marry Sansa and have no contenders for the line of succession in Winterfell.
- I'll do Cersei, Jaime and everyone else tied to their stories in FeastDance (the Martells, the Tyrells and the Tullys) in this post. CERSEI and the...
- Good stuff if I might add a suggestion for the upcoming Stannis/Davos/Bolton. We go back to S4 and cut the iron bank subplot. So with the scene wit...
- Back in season 5, I was thinking of how Sansa in Winterfell could work. Let me see if I can find it: Oh, here it is, but it's rather brief: "Firstl...
- The problem I keep running into with Sansa in WF is that the only way from character development standpoint it would work would be if Sansa legit u...
- Yah, maybe it's not worth it. No Sansa-Ramsay lovemaking, please!
- Unfortunately for you, I have D&D on the line right now, and they have their rebuttals ready. Bran: Uhhh, look, we knew Bran was going to be ki...
- Oh wait I think I got an idea for the WF S5 plot: first let’s just erase Sansa from this altogether have have her in the Vale. So after Jon turns d...
- I like! I do miss Lady Dustinn; but 1. they can't have everyone; and 2. we, or at least I, don't really know what she's up to. I'm not big on "batt...
- I agree with all this; but think you shouldn't have any dialogue on the show at all. Just have the actors make weird faces for an hour or so.
- Dear awesome Barbrey, telling it like it is. This is a excerpt from @sweetsunray's fantastic essay on a possible nature of the Others. Lady Dustin...
On Arya, I agree and hope that Arya reclaiming her humanity and doing a version of the classic hero’s journey is where the books take her. For the show, I thought it’d be interesting to see her subsume herself completely though, first into institutions and then into a wolf pack, and lose her identity almost completely - ‘the pack survives’.
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Welcome to the Game of Thrones Rewritten Wiki!
This wiki aims to create a comprehensive rewrite to the controversial ending of Game of Thrones, in addition to a timeline of sequel events surpassing the events of the show. This wiki is modelled after Wiki of Westeros.
While some plotlines are tweaked and new characters introduced starting from Season 7 Episode 5 "Eastwatch", the primary point of divergence from the original series occurs in Season 8 Episode 3 "The Long Night". The Night King and the Army of the Dead are not defeated at Winterfell, the survivors are forced to flee south, and a final stand occurs at King's Landing. Some originally surviving characters are killed, some originally killed-off characters survive, and many of the surviving characters are left on very different trajectories than they were in the original series. But the most significant change is in who ultimately 'wins the throne'; Gendry Baratheon and Arya Stark ascend to rule the Seven Kingdoms by series end.
To find out more, check out the list of differences, or the episode guide below.
Message from the Founder
Like millions of others, I was unhappy with the ultimate conclusion of the series, and ever since the final episode aired in May 2019, I've been thinking up ideas as to how the show could've concluded differently. As someone who has read Game of Thrones's source material, A Song of Ice and Fire, in a perfect world, the show would've been written differently from the outset of Season 5. Instead, this rewrite mainly focuses on rewriting Season 8 (with some minor accommodating changes to the latter half of Season 7) and concluding the show in a way that, at least in my opinion, would've been both satisfying to fans, provide some interesting plot twists, all while remaining true to the show's dark and unforgiving setting.
The War of the Narrow Sea, also known as the Sixth Blackfyre Rebellion, was an attempted invasion and colonisation of Westeros by the Second Triarchy and Euron Greyjoy's Iron Fleet, initially waged under the guise of an attempt to install House Blackfyre and Euron Greyjoy to the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms and Salt Throne of the Iron Islands ...
Arya has also at various points in the series expressed admiration for strong warrior-queens like Visenya Targaryen and Nymeria of Dorne, and it would logically follow that she could easily emulate their example.
May 19, 2019 · However, given what happens to Arya in the books, it's entirely possible that Arya's book ending could line up with the show ending, but it's also possible that readers of ASOIAF...
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May 20, 2019 · Arya's arc on Game of Thrones comes to a rather incomplete conclusion. What could possibly be next for Arya Stark?
