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However, no one in Game of Thrones seems to know what is west of Westeros, although in George R.R. It's not clear if Sothoryos, which is southeast of Essos, is also a continent or a smaller landmass.

Instead, Arya decided to leave Westeros and set course to answer the question, 'What is west of Westeros?' According to Euron Greyjouy, the known world has 14 seas and we know of two continents, Westeros and Essos. Will Sansa Make Succession In The North The Same As In The Six Kingdoms?ДЄrya Stark didn't kill Cersei or Daenerys as fans expected. As for whether the new process of the highborn electing kings and queens will be better for Westeros after Bran the Broken is no longer King, that's anyone's guess. There were four other unidentified lords, but the older one may be Howland Reed, the father of Meera Reed and lord of Greywater Watch. But who was at this historic meeting?Д«esides Tyrion, Grey Worm, and Bran, the known characters gathered at the Dragonpit election were Samwell Tarly, Edmure Tully, Arya Stark, Sansa Stark, Robyn Arryn, Yohn Royce, Brienne of Tarth, Davos Seaworth, Gendry Baratheon, Yara Greyjoy, and the new Prince of Dorne. Grey Worm brought Tyrion before the assembled lords and ladies of Westeros, but it all took a surprising turn when the Imp argued for both a new King - Bran Stark - and a drastic change in how future kings and queens would be chosen, by election instead of by inheritance. Why Did Drogon Burn The Iron Throne?ДЄ lot of politics and the forging of a 'new' Westeros occurred at the Dragonpit after Daenerys' death. However, we'll never know for sure if Daenerys would have succeeded in building a better world with her ruthless methods. This is thematically similar to how Jaime Lannister killed Daenerys' father, Mad King Aerys, to save the kingdom and his father Tywin's life. Though Jon repeatedly made clear he had no desire to press his claim to the Iron Throne and that he loved Daenerys, he killed her to save the kingdom and his family. Jon knew Tyrion was right that Daenerys would have eventually killed his sisters Sansa, and Arya and likely burned down Winterfell as well. The reasons why are complicated, but it boiled down to Jon realizing Tyrion and Arya were both right: not only was Daenerys styling herself as a tyrant (essentially replacing the previous tyrant, Cersei), but a war would have inevitably broken out when Dany forces the North to bend the knee. Was Jon Right to Kill Daenerys?Дaenerys' transformation into the Mad Queen was arguably Game of Thrones' most controversial creative move and her death is equally jarring: Jon Snow stabbed and killed her.

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Here are our biggest questions from the Game of Thrones series finale. WhileВ 'The Iron Throne'В labored to create satisfying endings for the surviving characters, the resolutions still left a lot of open questions which may never be answered and will generate debate among Game of Thrones fans for years to come.

Related: Everyone Who Died In Game of Thrones Season 8 As for Jon Snow, his true heritage as Aegon Targaryen ultimately didn't matter instead of being executed for killing Daenerys, he was sentenced to return to the Night's Watch. With their Queen dead, Daenerys' loyal Unsullied and Dothraki armies left Westeros and sailed east.

Meanwhile, Sansa Stark withdrew the North from the Seven Kingdoms, and now rules it as Queen in the North. Tyrion was appointed Hand of the King and created a new Small Council to help him rule the Six Kingdoms. Despite the Iron Throne being destroyed, Westeros still needed a ruler, and the lords and ladies of Westeros chose Bran Stark as their King, dubbing him Bran the Broken. In the final episode, 'The Iron Throne', Daenerys Targaryen won the war against Cersei Lannister, but her triumph proved to be short-lived as Tyrion Lannister conspired with Jon Snow to save Westeros from the Mad Queen - by Jon killing Dany.ДЄfter Daenerys' demise, the Game of Thrones finale resolved the lingering plotlines of the series. Game of Thrones is over, but the finale leaves behind some major unanswered questions.