‘Game Of Thrones’ Season 7 Spoilers — Will Daenerys Marry Jon Snow? Plus More Of Your Burning Questions Answered

Season 6 of Game of Thrones solved an incredible amount of mysteries. From the origins of the White Walkers and Jon Snow’s true parentage to how Hodor got his name, the show answered more questions than ever before.

Now that the series is heading into Season 7, the biggest question remaining is what will happen between Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke).

Will Jon and Daenerys get married once she gets to Westeros? Or will they battle it out for the Iron Throne?

According to iDigital Times, Daenerys’ path to the Iron Throne is easier than ever. Not only is Cersei Lannister’s hold on King’s Landing weak, but Daenerys has three dragons at her side plus a horde of Dothraki warriors.

However, conquering Westeros isn’t the only item on Daenerys’ agenda.

After learning how to rule in Meereen, Daenerys knows that she will need allies in Westeros if she wants to rule effectively. To accomplish this, the Dragon Queen will need to marry into an important family.

The majority of the great lords are either deceased, too young, or wrapped up in wars to get married. This leaves Jon as the best option for Daenerys and will increase her power greatly.

Although they are related – Daenerys is Jon’s aunt – marrying family members is not a big deal in Game of Thrones. Furthermore, the Targaryens have a history of marrying within their own ranks to preserve their bloodline.

Of course, Jon and Daenerys could end up as enemies instead of lovers. Either way, these two characters are definitely going to come to terms with each other next season.

Apart from Jon and Daenerys, Cersei’s reign in King’s Landing is also going to be a major plot moving forward.

According to Rolling Stone, prophecies indicate that Jaime Lannister might murder his own sister after he finds out about the wildfire incident and Tommen’s suicide.

Speaking of family problems, USA Today is reporting that Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) and Jon might be at odds next season on Game of Thrones.

While Jon was proclaimed King of the North, he failed to give Sansa the proper acknowledgment she deserved in helping him defeat Ramsay Bolton.

With Littlefinger whispering in her ear, will Sansa turn against her own brother?

“[Jon] hasn’t actually learnt his lesson… he’s asking [Sansa] to trust him, but he’s not listening and watching and observing her. I think that could be a real problem for him,” Harington stated.

“He’s named King in the North and she kind of gets no credit for it,” Turner added. “It’s not that she’s looking for praise or anything. She did it because she wants revenge and also because she wants her home back. Jon is so naive. So Sansa is just a little bit agitated is all.”

Meanwhile, Arya Stark made big waves during the finale. According to MTV, Arya returned to Westeros and crossed Walder Frey off her list for his part in the Red Wedding.

For those who have read the books, Catelyn Stark is resurrected and begins a tour of vengeance as Lady Stoneheart. She eventually kills everyone involved in the Red Wedding, which Arya is apparently doing now.

Who’s next on Arya’s list?

Arya still has Ser Gregor Clegane (The Mountain) and The Hound to kill, along with Beric, Melisandre, Queen Cersei, and Thoros of Myr.

Fortunately for Arya, most of these characters are currently grouped together and headed North. This might indicate that Arya will travel in that direction in Season 7 and check a few more names off her list in the process.

The new season of Game of Thrones is expected to premiere next spring.

Tell us! What are your predictions for Season 7 of Game of Thrones? Let us know in the comments and check out this recap of the Season 6 finale below.

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