This would also tie-in with Daenerys being the “Prince That Was Promised,” the chosen one who fulfills the Lord’s whim, given the fact that Daenerys is growing more and more comfortable with violence and vengeance.
A fire has no purpose other than spreading, finding more fuel to burn and leaving ashes in its wake. Thirst for conflict would explain the Lord's connection to fire, which is an elemental force of pure destruction. He manipulated Melisandre into helping Stannis take the throne, and that was a pointless disaster, an epic struggle that led to nothing but further bloodshed perhaps human conflict is where the Lord gains his strength. He wants the ensuing war to be as violent and destructive as physically possible, and the victor is irrelevant. This would explain his seemingly contradictory actions thus far, especially his intention to put a powerful weapon in the hands of the Night King. I’m beginning to suspect that the Lord of Light is not on the side of life, but a god of war, a bit like Wonder Woman’s Ares.
Melisandre has already made several mistakes regarding her Lord’s will every sequence of events that the Lord has sparked has ended not in salvation, but in bloody conflict, death, and destruction on all sides. But the Lord is said to be on the side of heat and life, the polar opposite to death’s icy grip.īut what if this a misinterpretation? Perhaps Melisandre and the rest of the Lord’s worshippers have misinterpreted their god’s true intentions. A release date for the final season has not been announced.I’m going to assume that gods know what they’re doing, being gods and all, so I think this was a deliberate effort by the Lord of Light to arm the enemy. Game of Thrones' first seven seasons are currently available on DVD and Blu-ray. RELATED: Kevin Feige Teases Harington's Black Knight Role Beyond Eternals Martine will serve as executive producer alongside Jane Goldman, who also wrote the pilot. HBO has already ordered a pilot for a Game of Thrones prequel series starring Naomi Watts, which will take place thousands of years before the events of Game of Thrones. The series is a modification of Game of Thrones writer Bryan Cogman's concept that HBO axed in late April. The series would be based on Fire & Blood - an illustrated, historical compendium that focuses on the tales of House Targaryen - and has reportedly been in development since last fall. RELATED: Hate Game of Thrones Season 8? This Poll Says You're in the Minority The series would take place 300 years before the events of Game of Thrones and follow the early days of the House Targaryen. Martin and Colony co-creator and executive producer Ryan Condal. The potential spinoff comes from A Song of Ice and Fire writer George R.R. The night is dark and full of Game of Thrones prequels.ĭeadline is reporting that another Game of Thrones prequel is nearing the green light.
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