Nothing gets past fans these day , especiallyGame of Thronesfanatics who have been wait forseason 8for almost two old age . They ’ll canvas every detail of any teaser , so after HBO recently degenerate two more promos for the final time of year with a lilliputian bit of extra footage we had n’t realize before , someone on Reddit noticed a tiny detail that could potentially be a major looter . You ’ve been warned .
Redditor Spiral66 analyzed the promo titled " Together " and thinks that Daenerys Targaryen gets a change of location : he claims one setting looks like she is back at Dragonstone castling , the hereditary rest home of the Targaryens . The fan says that if you compare the Dragonstone fireplace from season 7 with the fresh promo , the images match up . AGIF hereshows the two scenes line up , providing further evidence the Mother of Dragons might in reality be there .
But this would n’t really make good sense , as we know from previous trailer that Dany is with Jon Snow at Winterfell and that they ’re aim ready for the big battle that it is rumored will take place in the third sequence . So that means any footage of her at Dragonstone would have to come by and by in the time of year , and it would also entail both character subsist that particular battle — or that she high - tailed it out of Winterfell before the battle actually began ( though that seems unbelievable ) .
HuffPostreached out to the Redditor , who gave a more in - depth explanation of their determination :
The Redditor opine that although Daenerys and Jon might survive the engagement , the clip possibly suggests they do n’t win , so they must pull away to Dragonstone and " use it as their new base of process . " They also chew over that since she looks upset , perhaps quality close to her such as Grey Worm or Jorah Mormont did n’t last .
There ’s a mess of speculation inherent in thistheory , but you ca n’t deny the promo scene does resemble Dragonstone . The countdown is ticking until the final season ofGame of Thronespremieres on April 14 .
