'Game of Thrones': Who Dies in 'Eastwatch'?
Finally, for the first time in quite a while, Game of Thrones ended an episode on a live-or-die [...]
Randyll and/or Dickon Tarly
Jaime might walk away from this battle unscathed, but the same can't be said for the men in his army.
Most of this force was killed during the Loot Train Attack. Those that remain alive will have to answer to Daenerys, and that doesn't bode well for the leading men of House Tarly.
If Dickon and Randyll refuse to bend the knee to Dany, they won't survive. Knowing the pride of that house, it's a solid option.
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We don't really want to think about this possibility, but we have to this week.
Judging by the name of the episode, it's safe to assume that Tormund's life could be in danger.
The episode it titled 'Eastwatch', which is a reference to the Eastwatch by the Sea. If you're not familiar, that's the name of the castle on the wall where Jon sent Tormund and his wilding army.
Something's going down at Eastwatch this week - albeit good or bad. The one person we know and care about out there could be finding themselves an early exit.
Let's hope the title doesn't indicate an attack from the Night King, because that would almost certainly spell death for Tormund.
prevnextDrogon
During last week's battle, the beloved dragon of Daenerys took a large bolt to his shoulder, grounding him for a bit.
While all seemed fine, let's remember that Maester Qyburn made the bolt that pierced Drogon's hide. Qyburn has been known for his evil concoctions and deadly poisons.
Just like his namesake Khal Drogo, Drogon could be on the losing end of some nasty poison.
Dany's dragons are going to be key in the battle for Westeros, but it would be awfully poetic to see Drogon go out like Drogo.
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