Ultimate ASOIAF Theory Iceberg

the dragons died cause they kept them in the dragon pit, that's why they grew smaller and smaller over the years, i bet it was the maesters that came up with that great idea hence "who do you think killed the dragons",

Hot Pie is related to Danny lol 😂😊

Am I the only one that found it obvious the Mountain has a brain tumor? Its why hes so freakishly huge (i dont know the medical reason behind it but it does happen irl) and his constant debilitating migrains (its running out of room to grow and pressing against his skull).

I’ll only accept the Ned = Pigeon theory if he’s also the pigeon that choked Joffrey

Christmas 2021 release date lol

About Dany burning Kings Landing.. could also be that there's still wildfire hidden underneath the city which she ignites.

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Another strong argument for Dany being Azor Ahai reborn is she suffocated Drogo, and it was in his pyre that the dragons hatched. Much like Azor Ahai quenched his blade in the heart of Nissa Nissa.

i am here two years later to confirm that we have not, in fact, gotten the winds of winter

Victarion corroborates Loras Tyrell being burned.

On "The Hound is the gravedigger", it's funny you say it's not that obvious when it's the only one I thought up while reading the books myself

Also, I back A+J=J+C because the idea of Tyrion being Tywin's only trueborn child is incredibly funny to me

i don't understand one thing in the tyrion targaryen part. tyrion is the third child of tywin after cersei and jaime. the theory says that aerys targaryen maybe did it on the wedding night. then shouldn't jaime and cersei be targaryens???Common sense.
Edit. I don't fully understand that concept. If I am wrong can someone explain??

i have a question, Please feel free to answer. I actually haven't read the 4th and 5th book yet. so the narrator mentions that it is written "Aerys took liberty with joanna on bedding night" which i would assume is right after joannah and tywin's wedding. so even if it holds true, would'nt that make the theory of cersei and jamie being a targaryen rather than tyrion because they are older than tyrion and hence would be conceived first by the bedding of joanna and aerys? Like the question is, was it the wedding night bedding that was in question or a random later date bedding?

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It’s been two years, twow never arriving confirmed

To anyone waiting on their fantasy fix.......Please give the "The first law" series a go. The blade itself is one of the finest Fantasy Fiction ive read. The wheel of time is terrible in comparison

G.R.R. was reeling over the black wedding character cull he is going to repent to the fans and let Stannis the Mannis, Jon the Hon and Davos the Shagos unite the "good guys" and give us some satisfaction to the northen part of the story 🤞⚔️

2+2=5, best theory

Potentially Drogon could be lightbringer. Jon can only ride him once Dany is dead or something along those lines.

TWOW being released before 2024 is the craziest theory not on this list.

We need a new tier for the Infinite Moon theory

Dude, Robin was conceived many years after Lysa's rape (kinda what it was) of Littlefinger.

However, she's remained infatuated with him and he's clearly kept her on a leash for years after that incident, up untill after the beginning of our story: she killed Jon Arryn for him, she wrote that letter to Catelyn....

They've both been living in the Red Keep for years before Jon's death. He definetly kept her loyal with sex.

The theory of Robin's parentage is built on the fact that Lysa had to abort her pregnancy after "that night" with moon tea on the orders of her father.

After her marriage to Jon Arryn, she miscarried all of her pregnancies except for the one with Robin.

So the fans speculate: did she deliberately take the tea again each time when Jon had her knocked up? Except for maybe when she had gotten pregnant from the man whose children she actually wanted?

It's not impossible. Also: Baelish would totally poison his son if that's what it took to gain power....

Tyrion ABSOLUTELY was the real target of the Purple Wedding. Not to Olenna, but to Littlefinger.

You're misreading the theory, bro: Joffrey was indeed the one for whom the poison was intended, but LF's main motivation here was not to kill Joffrey, but to FRAME TYRION.

Why would Baelish want Joffrey dead after all? He's an incompetent king.... an agent of destruction and chaos.... basically the PERFECT ruler for a man like him to play his games with....

Olenna was the one who wanted Joffrey out of the picture. And Littlefinger could oc gain favor with her by helping her out.... but only with Olenna in person, not with House Tyrell, since nobody else was to know.... Would that be worth losing the asset of chaos named Joffrey over?

Even more so: would that be worth the risk of getting caught conspiring to murder the king? With Olenna being the de facto matriarch of the richest and most powerfull House of the Seven Kingdoms, Baelish would most certainly end up as the scapegoat should this ever come to light....

So what is it? What could he gain out of this?

The answer is so clear that it's basically official: he gained Sansa.


Sansa Stark is the Key to the North.... possibly to the Riverlands too. Baelish might be Lord Paramount there, but his association with the Lannisters will carry him little favor or affection with the Lords under his rule.... An alliance with the official heir to Robb Stark - as far as he knows - however will.

And then there is also the Vale... by her impending betrothal to Harry the Heir.

Sansa might bring him the North, the Vale and the Riverlands. I'm sure that you've figured that one out already. Like most of us....


But she will only do so if Baelish gets rid of her husband.

He could have tried to have Tyrion killed, but why do something that will raise so many questions when you can just have him sentenced while teaming up with the influential Queen of Thornes? It's the still somewhat safer option + it comes with Olenna's potential gratitude as a bonus.

And the chance to abduct Sansa in the chaos oc.... while having the perfect alibi by officially already having left for the Eyrie.




It's basically canon. The books almost prove this theory to a t.

After all, Baelish was the one who convinced Joffrey to have the dwarfs perform, this even by telling him that it would infuriate his uncle. And when Penny talks about the man who hired her and her brother, she basically describes Lothor Brune.

Littlefinger arranged for the provocation that would have Tyrion and Joffrey clash in public, right before the crime. Tywin's and Cersei's loathing of Tyrion and his wife Sansa's sudden disappearance would do the rest.

Without this motivation, I think it's unlikely that Littlefinger would have assisted Olenna and smuggled in the poison by means of the necklace.

Dany = Azor Ahai
Jon/Nights Watch = Lightbringer

Who else listens to this to fall asleep?

I once dreamed that the bolton family were vampires.

I think Dany will go mad. I just think it will be better build, but I think that the end will be the same. I think there's a dragon madness in her and it's growing little by little, I even think the show meant to showcase it, but just failed miserably at it. Little by little she would be more and more willing to do cruelty, and I think that it will be a similar thing that does it. Imagine if the people of King's Landing were to cheer the execution of Missandei.

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I think Cleganebowl will eventually happen, but not at Cersei's trial as that would be too early. Robert Strong was just introduced and most people don't know about him. If he squishes the Faith's champion like a bug, word will surely travel everywhere and the "Gravedigger" will hear about it.
I also translated the Frey Pie recipe from Inn at the Crossroads to my own language and we make it quite often :D It's delicious (no Freys were harmed in the process).

Is he not alt shift x

"If we don't get winds of winter in the next two years we might never get it."

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Watching this video in October 2023 and seeing that Christmas 2021 release theory 😂😂😂

I feel like Brienne would have noticed if the Gravedigger was missing half of his face

I thought Asoiaf Theories were crazy, then I listend to 9.30h of Wendigoons real life conspiracy iceberg. Now I'm convinced we are totally down to earth.

Christmas 2021? Damn

There's more evidence regarding Theon being castrated. When Ramsay tells him to rape Jeyne, he says "I don't have a-" and Ramsay cuts him off and tells him to use his mouth.

About Cersei supposedly killing Joffrey, the theory is that she was trying to poison Tyrion, but accidentally killed Joffrey instead. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Joffrey eats off of Tyrion's plate. Maybe the poison was in Tyrion's food, rather than in Joffrey's wine. Not saying I believe it, but when you put it this way, it's more plausible.

Here's my theory: Ramsay's mother killed (or assisted with) Domeric's death. The fact that she was able to demand things out of Roose despite the fact he could easily get away with killing her to silence her says she has a spine. Ramsay is impulsive and sadistic to his own detriment so making it seem like an illness is kind of uncharacteristic for him. Seems someone with more brains and patience would do use poison. I think that she convinced Ramsay to bring Domeric to her and they worked together so he could become the new heir, and she could get back at the man who assaulted her. And by becoming his heir, she has given Roose a poisoned chalice

I get a laugh out of thinling Rickon will be the valanquar.

The watch time on this has to be hilariously bad

Glad you stopped content tbh as you said system runs itself, you decided to make a 8 he iceberg, with no cuts and just pure waffle, amazing

I'd love it if it's Ned who dishonored Ashara. Here we have Ned Stark who everyone sees as an honorable man but who's as hypocrite as Aerys' Kingsguards. On the other hand we have Jaime the Kingslayer who even treats women like Pia with respect