Looking back at the way the prophecies have played out, it could be intended to be ambiguous. Either she ignores the threat of the white walkers and the kings landing is destroyed through ice... Or she helps to defeat the threat of the white walkers and loses everything in the process, destroying kings landing through fire.
Definitely fits the theme of the show, and is a really cool way to show the riddle-like nature of prophecies through visuals.
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not_not_safeforwork on May 13rd, 2019 at 02:44 UTC »
The scene where Arya is watching the ash fall really brought it home
Hello_Generic on May 13rd, 2019 at 03:35 UTC »
Looking back at the way the prophecies have played out, it could be intended to be ambiguous. Either she ignores the threat of the white walkers and the kings landing is destroyed through ice... Or she helps to defeat the threat of the white walkers and loses everything in the process, destroying kings landing through fire.
Definitely fits the theme of the show, and is a really cool way to show the riddle-like nature of prophecies through visuals.
rubyringaling on May 13rd, 2019 at 03:36 UTC »
Dany then met Khal Drogo and her dead baby in a vision, in some kind of afterlife.
She’s doomed and has always been doomed.