Game Of Thrones - New Clues To Ending!

Hey you all, welcome back to the channel. And guys, as you all probably know, most of my content is based on cryptocurrency and passive income. However, every so often I engage into entertainment and cinema, television, fantasy, and various things like that, and my geekdom kind of escapes sometimes. So guys, today I want to talk a little bit about Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones, Emmy-nominated, winning television show for drama in the drama department. So even though it's based on fantasy, dramatically Game of Thrones has proven to be a very well-done quality show. With great actors and great stories. And so I'm pretty sure most people know about Game of Thrones. So if you don't, you're in the minority, my friend, so get with it. But this video is gonna be about some clues we may have missed early on in Game of Thrones, some clues we missed earlier on, as well as some clues as to how Game of Thrones will end. So several days ago, I happened to come across a YouTuber. I believe his name is— it's called Talking Thrones, something like that. Talking Thrones, something like that. Name his channel. It's a great channel. I try to find a link and put it in the description, but he was able to come across a very important early clue that many of us missed, and that is that in the first trailer for Game of Thrones, the television show, they are kind of spinning around on the throne, most of the major characters we know, and everybody's spinning almost like a is spinning and you don't know who is going to land on, who's going to stop on, right? As to kind of suggest that one's on top one day, one's on top the next. Kind of like the speech Daenerys Targaryen gave about all of the different ruling houses of Westeros are like wheels on spokes. This one's on top one day, and it kind of felt like that. However, this YouTuber was able to notice something I hadn't noticed and many other people hadn't noticed, and that was that when it got to Jon Snow or Jon Targaryen or Aegon Targaryen, who we got to find out who he was in the show— sorry, spoiler alert if you're on season 1 of Game of Thrones— uh, it just freeze frames, right? It's just Boom, he's facing you, you're looking right at him, he's sitting there with Ghost, um, and so you know it's Jon Snow. He's sitting in the Iron Throne, and this is the first preview. So what's very weird about this is the YouTuber brought out was that at the beginning of Game of Thrones, it's really no reason to really to believe or think Jon Snow would have any shot at the Iron Throne, right? He's Ned Stark's bastard. He can't inherit any land or titles. He's off to the Night's Watch. So why would he, you know, why would they even start off giving us this big clue he could sit the Iron Throne? The other characters they show are people who could possibly sit the Iron Throne. They come from noble houses. Now obviously Ned Stark is the first main character. He's the Hand of the King, so he could easily— in fact, he's given Protector of the Realm title. And so he's gonna rule, at least ideally, until Joffrey were to come of age. So you got that, you got several people you know, that could come from powerful houses, and who knows, anything could happen. But, you know, obviously Jon Snow would be a long shot, right? He'd be a wild card, and, you know, if you, you would even think of him at all. But anyway, this YouTuber was able to point that out, that it stopped directly on him. Everybody else spinning but him. So of course, today we know him to be the Targaryen heir, the true heir. But let's go a little bit deeper with the clues, because that— then that clue could suggest that Jon Snow sits the Iron Throne, right? But let's go a little bit back into history. And some people have brought up this history, the Wars of the Roses, before, but I'm gonna go into a little bit more detail about what many of them miss when they talk about the Wars of the Roses. Right? And so I'm gonna, I'm gonna go into that and I'm gonna specifically focus on that. What, what could possibly be a major clue from the Wars of the Roses that lets us know who sits the Iron Throne? So the Wars of the Roses is where George R.R. Martin takes much of his inspiration from on Game of Thrones, right? They're coming up with the story. It was a war between the Plantagenet kings and the House of York and the House of Lancaster. And I'm not going to go into the whole history of the Wars of the Roses. You know, I know it quite well. I'm a big history buff. But if you don't know who these characters are, probably won't really matter to you anyway. But I'm going to name some of them through the clues of the Wars of the Roses. I think, uh, you know, it'll probably be, uh, make it be a big clue to put us in a, in the right department of where who might sit the Iron Throne. So, um, following the Wars of the Roses, uh, one big clue I think is who wins the Wars of the Roses, because George R.R. Martin has taken so much from, uh, the story of the Wars of the Roses that. I said, okay, so he's borrowed that much. Let's see if we can get to the end of the Wars of the Roses and see who wins it in relation to Game of Thrones. The problem is Mr. George R.R. Martin has also combined so many characters, um, that resemble characters of the Wars of the Roses, uh, that are embodiments of, uh, several people. It becomes very difficult to for it to be a direct parallel of the Wars of the Roses. You know, obviously there are very close similarities. Some of them are almost identical to the characters and the people, but obviously it's going to be hard to pinpoint. So let's get to the end of the Wars of the Roses and we can kind of give you a big clue there. So at the end of the Wars of the Roses, Henry VII wins. Now, Henry VII is a Tudor. He becomes the first Tudor king. Here's the problem. Or here's, I think, what gets overlooked quite a bit on the Wars of the Roses, and that is Henry VII is actually a Lancastrian king. Now here's the thing, the Wars of the Roses was based on two noble houses in war, which names were Lancaster and York. Now when you compare that to Game of Thrones, Lancaster Uh, sounds very similar to Lannister. And York sounds the other ruling house that was at war for the, for the crown. York, uh, uh, sounds similar to Stark, right? And so a Lannister wins the throne in the Wars of the Roses, uh, and so You might go, well, if we follow this identical, maybe that means a Lannister will win. The problem is the Lancaster king, the Lancastrian king who wins the— it's not called the Iron Throne. I believe it's called the Marble Throne, or it's a throne made out of marble in the Wars of the Roses. And as I've watched many Game of Thrones videos and many history and comparisons, A lot of them don't make all these parallels, or so sometimes you're going to see some that hit right on, some of them miss them. So I'm trying more to focus on the portions that people miss. So it was, it was a throne made of marble, so not iron throne, marble throne. But anyway, a Lancastrian king wins. The issue is the Lancastrian king is almost modeled identically, or he behaves in real life history very close to Daenerys Targaryen. It's the, you know, as they mean that, you know, he goes off, he's, uh, exiled from his lands, he, uh, puts together a foreign army, then he brings that foreign army back on his, on the shores of his, uh, countrymen, right, to win back his throne with a foreign invasion, basically. Um, which obviously we got to see in Game of Thrones was a big issue that many of the Westerosi were so much against of bringing foreign soldiers on soil that they were willing to side with Cersei, as we got to see with the Tarlys and so on and so forth. But, um, so this Lancastrian king wins, this Lannister wins the throne. How would that work? So do we have any good Lannisters that could win the throne? One comes to mind. Tyrion, right? Tyrion's been the most noble of the Lannisters. So we could have some situation where maybe kind of Jon and Dany fulfills this idea of the Prince That Is Promised, and they're able to set all of the enemies and evils at heel and get back the country. But maybe they don't survive this thing. What happens if they don't survive this big war? Then, you know, maybe this— maybe a Lannister, maybe Tyrion becomes the ruler in some capacity of the country, right? Also, Tyrion is a favorite of the author George R.R. Martin, and, you know, it's his story. He could very much have his favorite character win. Who knows? Uh, but the other— the, the— because we know Henry VII, the first Tudor king, who was a Lancastrian, because we know some element of him wins the Wars of the Roses, if we want to use that as our ultimate clue or biggest clue, uh, as is so many elements from the Wars of the Roses that I wouldn't be surprised if that's what occurs. Then we would have some element of this Lancastrian king, of this, of this character winning the Iron Throne, which, which could be Dany, right? So these clues let us know it could be definitely be Dany who wins or Tyrion who wins, right? And who sits the Iron Throne. Now another thing is a lot of people say, well, what will happen after they do that? Will just be this happy ending? Well, I George R.R. Martin says it's gonna be a bittersweet ending. So that means we're gonna get some of the good parts of it, right, where things are gonna happen we like. Maybe somebody's gonna sit the throne we like, but it's also gonna be a bitterness to it where maybe some people are gonna have to go that we don't want to go. And based on the history of the Wars of the Roses, I'm thinking that's gonna end up being Jon. Now they do show him as the true heir sitting on the throne here, uh, and to me that could kind of symbolize that, uh, the true heirs will rule Westeros. Because here's the thing, uh, in the Wars of the Roses Um, well, they were the true kings. Uh, the true, the true, the true rulers do get back the throne in the, in the very end. Um, and so in that way, maybe that could suggest that the Targaryens do regain their throne through either Jon or Daenerys, right? But something tells me, uh, because Dany's character is so close to the Tudor King, to, to the, to, uh, Henry VII, and he wins, that maybe it's going to be Dany. So I'm gonna put— I'm gonna use that clue that because she's the closest to him, because she has the, the, the, the, the, the rightful, uh Or, or do you— she's a, she's a rightful heir to it, sort of like how, um, uh, Henry VII was. He, he wasn't like a direct descendant, but he was kind of, uh, he was next in line, so to speak. Uh, he, he did have the royal, uh, blood through the generations, and so he was able to basically use that as a— to have a true claim. So in that way, I could see Dany winning but Jon dying. I could see Jon dying this time and Dany surviving, and because she has so many traits of that. I just— something about Jon It makes me think he's not gonna survive. I've heard many theories that Jon's probably gonna end up having to kill Dany and he's gonna be able to win that way. But to me, Jon just doesn't seem like the type who's gonna sit the Iron Throne. You know, I just don't see him going off into the sunset as a ruler of, uh, Westeros in the end. Like, I'd be very surprised to see that. I don't think this is going to be his— his destiny, I don't believe, is going to be to, to rule the Seven Kingdoms. So I could see Tyrion, uh, it could be happening to Tyrion. Oddly enough, we did get to see a dark part of Tyrion at the end of Season 7, and there are characters very reminiscent of Tyrion as well throughout the Wars of the Roses, one being Richard III. And Richard III is in many ways described like Tyrion, this kind of hunchback dwarf, and in the, uh, um, in the real history of the Wars of the Roses, he's described that way. But in Tyrion, we get to see this mixture of a, of, of a, of a, of a good character, right? So he doesn't really fit Richard III, although Richard III started out as a, as a, as a really good, uh, character as well. So could it be that Tyrion is going on a path like Richard III and he does start to resemble more and more of Richard III, because there have been a lot of disturbing theories about Tyrion in that last scene we got from him, his connection with the Lannisters and various things like that. So these are some big clues I found, guys. Tell me what you think, especially if you study a lot of history with the Wars of the Roses, and you know, if you think those— that might be the blueprint to how this ends. But, and also, just tell me your, your favorite character you think will sit the Iron Iron Throne, how you think this thing will end. That's all I got, guys. Guys, you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, take care.