[ SECRET POST #4322 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4322 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I like the Euron theory myself, especially given the line of the prophecy about her 'drowning in her own tears' first. The combination of 'drowned' and 'younger brother' do make me like Euron for it, and he's also ... he's the sort of man that Cersei would think she could manipulate, but Euron's crazy is like an order of magnitude or so above where she thinks it is. Given her own crazy, I kind of like the idea of her just being straight outclassed in that regard and dying due to her own arrogance.

Though the drowning in her own tears bit also makes me wonder idly about Sansa, given her experiences with Petyr, Joffrey and Lysa, and the association with the Tears of Lys. If 'valonqar' is gender neutral, she could be a dark horse outside chance here. I don't think she's the sort to strangle someone with her bare hands if a poisoning went wrong, though. Not even now. Coldly order it, yes. Physically do the deed, no. Though her and Arya as a team might be an interesting option.

[(Anonymous)]

No, "valonqar" isn't gender neutral, AFAIK. It's High Valyrian for "little brother".

[(Anonymous)]

There was a theory about it possibly being gender-neutral since the prince in 'prince who was promised' turned out to be. I think the idea is that there could be a general translation issue with High Valyrian nowadays, and a lot more of the nouns could be gender-neutral than modern Westerosi translations allow for. That said, I know, it probably isn't that likely. Like I said, I was thinking more dark horse, outside chance with that one.

[(Anonymous)]

Has the show decreed who the "prince who was promised" actually is, or are there still just theories and multiple candidates?