EP707: The Dragon and the Wolf

As understated as the trailer is and as fast as things travel, I will be disappointed with nothing less than an ice zombie dragon flying into King's Landing and killing half of them.

The trailer looks fantastic. Dany is gonna make such a epic entrance in KL.

I read them too and they were not 100% correct. One, it said Greyworm died in the Spoils of War battle when he was not even there. For the most part they have been accurate though.

the ones i have read have been spot on, there are more leakes out there than what you read

This is very interesting though I don't know about validity of those episode titles. The Crannogmen suggests that Howland Reed may testify Jon's parentage or Meera and some other Crannogmen might come to join the war with their special powers. There is a theory that people of the Neck are interbreeds between humans and Children of the forest. While that may not be true, these people may possess certain secret knowledge that could help humans win the war.

My sources tell me that the valonqar is about to leave Cersei and head north. How would you like that sir?

I'd say the dragon is Daenerys (=> sigil of house Targaryen) and the wolf is Jon (=> sigil of house Stark).
The Night's King has to deal with the wall first, and I guess he couldn't care less about the politics of Westeros.
He has his own game, and he plays it well so far...but mostly because the writers make it so easy for him that it hurts.

A great story telling would have been to let him succeed without getting a dragon, or without the "we need a wight to convice"-Cercei plot. And he has actually the means to counter dragons by his on merits (=> massive blizzard / ice stroms), and the wall could have been taken down by other means which are deeply rooted in the history and lore of Martin's universe: the Horn of Winter, or more modern: what happens if the last children die? We will see how Martin lets the White Walkers succeed in this affair.

I really start to hate Tyrion for his utter stupidity. Jon was always stupid - honest, brave, good-hearted, but stupid.
The way is to storm Kings Landing. A clean war without victims - what a nonsense.
Tyrion and Jon are dead wrong here.

They writers totally ruined Tyrion.
No wonder that even Jaime is three steps ahead of him - albeit he was never stupid but was acting as a knight, less than a commander...that has changed. Jaime is the smartest Lannister now.