So they're pretty much extinct, right?

>unless jon puts a baby in her its irrelevant
No it isn't because Jon is unable to sire an heir or hold any lands or titles since he's made a member of the Night's Watch.

>also, how the fuck does she decide that the north is independent?

She doesn't, Bran does. He's king.

>King Jon is never mentioned as the literal heir to the north and 7 kingdoms. Yet sansa has authority for some reason...to appease grey worm?

Were you sleeping when you watched this episode? I don't blame you, it was boring as fuck but at least try to pay attention.

300 years from now, several houses will be gone and Bran the Broken will be sitting on a tree ruling Westeros.

Someone joining the Nightwatch renounce all titles and claims.

Sansa is the legitimate heir to Ned Stark since Brann got an higher title and is pretty much the King of another country now. The North was independant for thousand of years, only part of the Seven Kingdoms for 300 years.

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>No it isn't because Jon is unable to sire an heir or hold any lands or titles since he's made a member of the Night's Watch.
>Someone joining the Nightwatch renounce all titles and claims.

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>King Jon is never mentioned as the literal heir to the north and 7 kingdoms. Yet sansa has authority for some reason...to appease grey worm?

Jon goes to the Night's Watch, he loses his claims to land and titles.

Same way Ned was going to give up as Warden of the North when he agreed to go, making Robb warden

Sansa's gonna fuck some random Norther dude who meets the requirements of loyalty and honor, things traits her father and brothers exemplified, get pregnant have the children out of wedlock and then legitimize them with the Stark Name plain and simple. This has happened Before with Bail the Bard.

sometimes paralysis effects your peepee too, he can't get it up

>No it isn't because Jon is unable to sire an heir or hold any lands or titles since he's made a member of the Night's Watch.
Jon's a wildling bro

>winter is coming wasn’t about the Night King
>it’s about what going to happen to Snow not that he’s surrounded by Wilding ladies

>Arya: I'm not a lady nor I want to be one
yet she's in every lord/lady meeting for no real purpose

Jons gonna be balls deep in that Ginger Minge

It's simpler than that. Bran can remember 10000 years of sex with all kinds of women, men, girls, boys, animals, trees, etc... How can you expect him to get an erection again for some random cunt ?

But why does the Watch even exist still? The wall is broken, the Others are dead, and the Wildlings are no longer a threat.

Unofficially, perhaps, but officially he can not be recognized as a king in the Kingdoms. Him being a wildling isn't a counterpoint either since they aren't subjects of the Kingdoms and have no political power.

Because people think that a noble gets to be in these discussions even if they have no ground on ruling. The freedom of having to answer to no one and the power of getting to decide the fate of others.

Jon joining the “NW” was all a play on Bran and Tyrions part. They knew damn well there was no NW to go back to and that Jon was free to rule the wildlings as King Beyond the Wall? Why doyou think theyall left with all their stuff? They werent planning on coming back or manning the wall. The grass growing was also a sign that winter is over and that area will soon grow.

Jon will marry and fuck and have titles. He smiled knowing this.

D&D thinking aboutn Arya's ending
> Hey, remember that movie we plagiarized a lot
> Lord of the Rings ?
> Yeah, how did it end anyway ?
> With a boat.
> A boat you say ?

800years from that, more houses will be gone and Bran the Broker will be making mad dough playing the stockmarket
money never sleeps baby
surprise wall street prequel

>The wall is broken
They'll rebuild it
> The Others are dead
Their god still exists, they might come back, so you need a Watch.
> Wildings are no longer a threat
until they get hungry

i'm not using is as a counterpoint to OP. i'm just saying there is no night's watch and jon is king in the north north.

It's a penal colony now where they send exiles, prisoners and other non-desirables. They said this in the episode. Who knows what they'll do but, it still exists.

He smiled because he was leaving behind all the shit-throwing south of the Wall because up north he is free. The King beyond the Wall was a one time thing that happened because the threat the White Walkers posed, the Wildlings don't typically have Kings, hence why they are called the Freefolk.

>how can their house possibly last
By having two daughters?

Who says he can't have children?
Just because his dick don't work doesn't mean his balls don't constantly produce seamen.

None of what you just said is portrayed in the show, this is fan fiction.

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All noble houses cheat. If they only have girls, they will keep their name even if they marry to avoid being replaced.

It's actually quite rare to have a male heir everytime. In France, they called it the Capetian Miracle when French kings had a son at every generation for 300 years.

King Beyond the Wall is a title given to anyone who can unite the wildlings. Jon Snow did that very thing they respect him and see him as a leader because of all he did for him. Most of the shit cannibal ones died anyway.

If tv series were not so deranged she would probably fuck some cousin from cadet branch. But it seems that there are no cadet branches for 10000 year old noble families in Westeros except of fucking Karstarks.

>they called it the Capetian Miracle when French kings had a son at every generation for 300 years.
Hey you're right, and wikipedia also says this on the subject
>By comparison, the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem was constantly beset with internal succession disputes because each generation only produced female heirs. Even the English monarchy encountered severe succession crises, such as The Anarchy of the 1120s between Stephen and Matilda, and the murder of Arthur I, Duke of Brittany, the primogeniture heir of Richard I of England. The latter case would deal a severe blow to the prestige of King John, leading to the eventual destruction of Angevin hegemony in France. In contrast, the French kings were able to maintain uncontested father-to-son succession from the time of Hugh Capet until the succession crisis which began the Hundred Years' War of the 14th century.

They don't have a reason to unite now. They're free to go about their lives without the threat of the undead.

Playing the Roman empire as a Christian? Cringe

>women can't pass their name on

As long as Sansa marries a man with a lesser name than Stark - which is basically any name - her children will be Starks. It's not new in either history or Thrones.

Did you watch the episode? Doesn't seem like it

They have all the reasons to unite. Mostly because there's like 200 wildlings maximum now, with 70% being young chilldren. They need to eat, they need to not freeze (it's still winter), they are likely to have very hard time ahead of them.

Also they need to repopulate so fucking off in different directions isn't the best for natality. Also, Thormund may like giant women only but they will have to lower the age of consent given the current state of reproductive women around.

What God? You're a brainlet

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>The King beyond the Wall was a one time thing that happened because the threat the White Walkers posed, the Wildlings don't typically have Kings, hence why they are called the Freefolk.
There's been countless kings beyond the wall

Numbers don't mean anything in Game of Thrones. The Dothraki and the Unsullied got fucked hard in The Long Night but were still numerous enough to take King's Landing. The Wildlings will be fine.

The show clearly showed there is at least two real gods, the god of shadow and the god of light. Also the god of death might exist too.

>doesn't the ending of the show contradict a one liner that ned said to arya and was never really repeated in the show.
sure buddy, whatever you want

>countless
>6 - 7 in the entire history of the world

>Who says he can't have children?
>Just because his dick don't work doesn't mean his balls don't constantly produce seamen.
How do you extract the semen if he can't feel anything?

They have a scene explaining the battle of Winterfell only killed 2/3 of the troops. It's still one third of a very large army.

aggressive prostate milking

>How do you extract the semen if he can't feel anything?

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By that reality every God exists. The valyrians prayed to their Gods before the doom and it worked. The butterflies in naath actually protect the island. Just admit you're spouting fan fiction

don't watch the show but what about Rickard?

>jon now runs a fucking gulag

Got killed by Ramsey

Also, Karstarks are Extinct.

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What fan fiction ? The show clearly demonstrate magic powers linked to those 3 gods, no other.

He will be such a good king that it won't matter, just look at his brilliant decision to have an amoral greedy mercenary as his master of coin

He left with Dickon to rule over Essos.

What did he say?

Electric dildo.

someone post the sansa the rape webm please

He kept talking about deez visions

If only Qyburn was still alive, he could apply electrodes to Bran's prostate and make him burst into cummies

Is it ever implied that he suffered from erection dysjunction?
I assumed he shoot blanks

electro stim of the prostate would cause ejaculation even if his dick dont work; so someone could extract semen from him if they wanted

>mfw my favorite house; Lannisters & Baratheons are still alive, well and saved from extinction.
>mfw the Targaryens are extinct

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