Will there be any happy endings, what is Melisandre up to, will Theon rescue Yara?
Game of Thrones season 8 must answer these questions.
This article comes fromDen of Geek UK.
Warning: contains major spoilers forGame Of Thrones.
So what are the living going to do about it?
Nothing, is Cerseis answer.
Her tunnel vision sees only the Iron Throne.
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Will the Seven Kingdoms be able to push back its undead attackers a second time?
What will defeat the Night King?
Who will be left standing?
Here are those questions and more yet to be resolved by the soon-to-arrive season eight.
Read our spoiler-filled season seven recap here.
Who will sit on the Iron Throne?
Youve heard the one about rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic?
That said, once the Night King has been defeated, life will go on.
So who has the best claim to the title?
Before Roberts Rebellion, the Targaryens were the royal family.
Dany though, is unlikely to meekly hand over rule, so expect trouble on that front.
Can Daenerys have children?
Translation: dont hold your breath, blondie.
The Targaryens were fans of keeping it in the family.
Is that it for Jaime and Cersei?
Cerseis always been cruel and merciless.
Her sole redeeming feature was her love for her children and now theyre dead, shes lost even that.
read more: Whats Next for Cersei Lannister?
How far will this new enmity go?
Will Cleganebowl happen?
Fans have long predicted a mighty clash between brothers Sandor and Gregor Clegane, the Hound and the Mountain.
read more: Game of Thrones Season 8 Everything We Know
Of whom does Sandor speak?
The sensible money says hes talking about himself.
Rory McCann toldDen of Geek UK.
Itd be interesting if it happened.
Will Theon rescue Yara?
The redemption of Theon Greyjoy took a decisive turn in the season seven finale.
Will Arya finally complete her kill-list?
Between them, Arya Stark and fate are doing a pretty good job of ticking names off her death-list.
Which brings us to Melisandre.
What is Melisandre doing in Volantis?
Like Varys and Littlefinger, the Red Woman is one of the Seven Kingdoms behind-the-scenes string-pullers.
Unlike those two though, shes been doing it not just for decades but for centuries.
Melisandres magic killed Renly Baratheon and restored Jon Snow to life, killing many innocents along the way.
Before she went, she told fellow Essosi Varys that she was destined to come back to Westeros.
I will return, dear Spider, one last time, she said.
I have to die in this strange country, just like you.
What is Melisandre cooking up back east?
Her prophecies might not always be bang on the money, but she does have power.
Could it be used to defeat the Night King?
How will the Night King be defeated?
Valyrian Steel and Dragonglass are the two known ways of killing White Walkers.
But does the Night King share the same vulnerabilities as his icy brethren?
Can dragonglass kill him?
Could removing said blade return him to his human state?
read more: The History of the Night King
Perhaps Danys remaining dragons have a role to play.
Ordinary fire kills Wights.
Might dragon fire also destroy White Walkers?
What role will the Three-Eyed Raven play?
He may or may not be capable of changing the past, or seeing into the future.
Could he manage it with something larger?
A dragon say, alive or… undead?
Who will get a happy ending?
Will Ser Bronn finally get his castle?
Will Samwell become the archmaester?
Will Tyrion retire to his peaceful vineyard?
Will Grey Worm and Missandei move into their very own pyramid and raise a bunch of adopted former slave-children?
Will Tormund survive Eastwatch to woo Brienne of Tarth another day?
Or will Jaime and Brienne live out their days together, their former enmity happily behind them?
Amid all these questions, one things for certain: people will die.
Tears will be shed.
Game Of Thrones season 8 premieres on HBO on April 14.
