[ SECRET POST #3462 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3462 ⌋

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Comments

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Yeah, my fondness for incest fic aside, I think Jon/Dany can work because of the Westermark Effect. They don't know each other, they didn't grow up together, so the aversion the Westermark Effect refers to wouldn't exist between them. However the reason I wonder how Jon would take it is that he's been raised with an intellectual distaste of incest, so he may balk.

On Jon and Sansa, I think some reviews I watched are right, there's going to be further issues, as Sansa still doesn't trust him, and he, unintentionally, fails to give her due credit for her advice, and she has Littlefinger twisting her as well.

Arya is definitely going to seeking the remainders of her list, and does not know about a lot of the changes that have happened since the events the play depicted, so it's a question of when she finds out Sansa is in the North, Jon has been declared King there, and when she does, will she head for them? If she does, she can become the Wolf of the North.

One video has noted that of everyone, Tyrion is probably the single most loyal person in the whole story. The people he's turned against mistreated him prior - like his father. He's sworn to Dany, and hell, while he was trying to control Meereen, he tried to stay loyal to Dany's intent by holding it together while she was missing. I like that he's now her Hand, and of all her supporters (who remain in her immediate vicinity regularly, unlike Varys running off to get allies), he understands Westeros political shenanigans the best, and until all of that is pushed out of the way in the face of the White Walkers, she will need him.

I could go either way with who kills Cersei. Arya would be satisfying for her list, but so would Jaime for the valonqar prophecy. What happens to him after that depends on if Arya decides she hates him enough, or if Dany gets to pass judgement on him.

[dreamingofcats]

a particularly twisted and satisfying suggestion was that Arya kills Jaime and wears his face while killing Cersei. it satisfies the prophecy in a tricksy way and it makes it all the worse for Cersei thinking that Jaime's betrayed her, while still giving a bit of catharsis for Arya getting revenge.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

You're right on that, it would fulfill the prophecy and still give the kill to Arya, for both of them.