re: **Spoilers**Anyone wanna talk about EP4-6 leaks from the other subs?

The leaks about there being a new night king sound so terrible. They simply do not have enough time left to convincingly explain that.

The freefolk ending.

frick THIS

Yes. Reddit free folk has updated ep 6 spoiler with new / more specific details.

Here’s the leaks in more detail:

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Jon, Davos and Tyrion are walking through the aftermath of Kings Landing. Tyrion walks through what's left of the castle and sees Jaime's hand so he starts to uncover the rubble and he confirms both Cersei and Jaime are dead. They find Grey Worm and his men they have Lannister Soldiers trapped and they're about to kill them. Jon trys to tells Grey Worm to stop. Grey Worm tells Jon that its the queens orders. Jon and Tyrion are upset. At some point Dany is walking down stairs and Jon sees her and the dragon is behind her and it looks like she has giant dragon wings. Then they cut to Dany giving a speech pretty much saying how she freed the people from Kings Landing and the new goal is freeing the rest of the world. Dany turns to Tyrion and tells him he committed treason. Tyrion tells her that she killed thousands of innocent people and he takes off the hands pin and throws it. Dany sends him to prison. Tyrion tries to convince Jon to turn on Dany. His family will never be safe because it threatens Dany's legitimacy. He's also convinced by Tyrion that his family will never be safe because he presents a threat to her rule. Jon goes to see her and she sitting on the Iron throne alone and John tells her that she needs to stop this madness and that Grey Worm killed the Lannisters army from the previous scene. Dany tells Jon that she's doing it for the people. Jon pretends to understand her. When her guard is down he stabs her. Drogon comes and is standing over her body and he burns or melts the Iron throne and carries her away. Grey Worm has Tyrion and Jon as his prisoners. The council is (led by Sansa) tells Grey Worm to release Jon back to them but he refuses. Tyrion is in front of the council as a prisoner of Grey Worm he isn't making decision he is content with being a prisoner he makes suggestions only. That's when Tyrion says that the new King or Queen should decide what happens to Jon. Sam suggest for a democratic vote for the new king. Tyrion calls that idea stupid. The council votes and decide Bran should be the King. Bran picks Tyrion as his hand. Tyrion tells Jon that his punishment is going back to the Wall and join the Nights Watch. (Tirion said Greyworm wanted him dead and Sansa wanted him back home so nobody is getting what they want, it's a fair compromise.) Grey Worm accepts Jons punishment. He doesn't bend the knee leaves with his troops and Dothraki on ships to go free Slave cities. They show Tyrion leading the council. Jon says goodbye to Sansa and Arya. Arya tells them she isn't going back home. She's going to explore whatever is west of Westeros because that's where no one has been. The final scene is a Closing montage. You see Arya on a ship, Sansa ruling Winterfell and Jon, Ghost, Tormund, and a bunch of Wildlings leaving the Wall and heading north Council Members: Samwell Tarly the Grand Maester, Davos Seaworth Master of ships, Bronn Master of Coin and High Garden, Brienne (not sure) Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, Yara Greyjoy Lord of Iron Islands, Robin Arryn Lord of Kingdom of the Mountain and the Vale, Gendry Baratheon Lord of Storm's End, Yohn Royce Lord of Runestone, Hound doesn't get mentioned., Podrick is wheeling around Bran and he protects him. Ellaria Sand doesn't get mentioned. Sam mentions that they seen Drogon in some location but aren't sure. Bran just says, "ill look for him" They don't have a Master of Laws and Whisperers. Tyrion is looking for the right people to fill those spots.

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I don't necessarily hate how that goes, but if that's how they use Bran, that is just poor writing.

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The part that makes no sense to me is Tyrion sending Jon to the wall as punishment for killing Dany. There is no way in hell Tyrion would punish Jon for saving everyone from Dany

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It’s plausible if you’ve read the current episode six leak. He’s Grey Worm’s prisoner. He wants him dead for Danny’s death. You don’t want to piss off the leader of the best trained army left, so you parlay for an acceptable compromise.

Now, if this is conveyed well will be the question. Given Dumb & Dumbers track record this season, it’ll probably end up being an illogical incoherent mess.

(For one, there’s no way Grey Worm would take him prisoner, he would straight up KILL Jon on the spot)

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If that’s true, why wouldn’t Tyrion tell Jon “hey, come back after the unsullied and Dothraki leave”?

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We're not exactly dealing with master story tellers here

I recall in another leak Jon et al in the world beyond the wall find another arrangement of dead humans in the WW/NK pattern - indicating there presence still. As the closing scene.

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Here’s the leaks in more detail:

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That shite is worse than Dany becoming the Night Queen

Jon is the true heir to the throne, it's known at this point, but he's a prisoner? And Sam, one that knows who Jon is, says "lets just take a vote"? LOL

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Jon is the true heir to the throne, it's known at this point, but he's a prisoner? And Sam, one that knows who Jon is, says "lets just take a vote"? LOL

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That is what I find funny as well. Greyworm nor anyone can hold Jon as a prisoner as he is the king even if Dany is alive. Sam would never say lets take a vote as he has wanted Jon to rule especially after he found out Dany roasted his family. Bran also has made a point for Jon to find out who he is.

Can I see Jon being captured by Greyworm for killing Dany, sure. Can I see there being a showdown over the issue, sure. But not the way this supposed leak is saying. I seeing as he always has being field with guilt and saying he is leaving and north on his on accord. He has made it clear for several seasons he does not want to a leader, king, whatever. He did not want to rule the Night Watch, Winterfell, or the Seven Kingdoms.