Bran Stark

At the end of Game of Thrones, Sansa is named Queen of the North. Here's what Sansa's royal fate means for her youner sister, Arya Stark.

Jon Snow doesn't become the king at the end of Game of Thrones in spite having the strongest claim to rule. Here's why Jon decides to take the black instead of ruling Westeros.

At the end of Game of Thrones, Arya Stark announces that she's traveling west of Westeros to see what there is past where the maps end. It's possible that fans could get a glimpse of the land Arya travels to in the Game of Thrones prequel that's currently in development at HBO.

WHERE'D YOU GO, DROGON? 

Well, well, well: It looks like Sophie Turner did give away a major Game of Thrones finale spoiler last June when she got her Game of Thrones wrap tattoo. 

At the end of Game of Thrones, Jon Snow is sentenced to the Night's Watch for killing Daenerys Targaryen. He seems to leave to join the Wildlings instead, however.

He's not happy about it, that's for sure.

Game of Thrones came to an end on Sunday, May 19, 2019. After the finale, however, we still have a lot of questions about the show's loose ends and plot holes.

In the Game of Thrones series finale, Drogon, the last of the dragons, burns the Iron Throne. Here's what you need to know about the pivotal moment.

*Shrieks incomprehensibly at random passerby*

During the second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones, the characters assembled in Winterfell discussed strategy for the upcoming battle between the living and the dead. Bran Stark (aka The Three-Eyed Raven) volunteers himself as bait, explaining once and for all why the Night King is so obsessed with killing him.

He's become very, very important in season 8.

R+L does equal J.