'GAME OF THRONES' KHIẾN FAN HOÀI NIỆM VÌ TUNG BỘ POSTER SEASON 8… GIỐNG HỆT SEASON 1!

Of course this appears to lớn be Daenerys Targaryen’s birthright. Everything she’s done since first whispering in Khal Drogo’s ear about crossing the Narrow Sea has brought her closer to lớn this moment of reclaiming her heritage with fire và blood. But now that it’s so close, fire is a scarce thing as the Dead move among us. Daenerys has elected instead to throw in her lot with the North in one last ditch effort against the white Walkers. Whether this choice will bring her, finally, to lớn what she believes is her fate remains to be seen.

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And here is the actual ruler of the Iron Throne. Cersei Lannister calls herself Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, First of Her Name, but she has the North in open rebellion & a rồng Queen who’s already decimated the might of her army. Much would look bleak for the Lannister Queen if not for the fact that the North is distracted with the existential threat of the dead coming back lớn life. While her brother Jaime Lannister—who only once sat on this throne as a jape lớn peeve Ned Stark on his most inglorious day—has gone North to lớn fight the good fight, Cersei is seizing opportunity. With sellswords coming from Essos to replenish her ranks, could Cersei pull off the implausible và actually keep the Iron Throne? We sure hope not!

This is our first look at Sansa in her armored dress. It will be strange if Sansa is forced lớn pick up a sword, but we are in strange and dire times with the trắng Walkers descending on Winterfell. There is a good chance that this new chainmail will be christened with red before the Battle for the Dawn is over, although hopefully not by Sansa’s.

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Oh, this is just such a lovely sight. Will it come khổng lồ pass? Almost certainly not, but we can dream, can’t we?

Game of Thrones Season 8 premieres on April 14. We have everything you need to know about it right here.

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