3x how Game of Thrones could end

First of all: spoiler alert, but seriously in just two sentences, so if you are not up to date with Game of Thrones, you should stop reading now. I was in shock at episode three of season eight, which was, apart from the red wedding, the most epic episode. It could be that I jumped off my couch, knocked over a glass of water, and screamed very loudly: ‘Nooooo, no!’ What a woman Arya Stark is, yes, a woman, because she has also become one among the white walkers after her encounter with Gendry.

With this twist, you start to wonder how the writers of Game of Thrones are going to end the series for heaven's sake. Therefore, I present to you three theories: one conceived by my friend, another by my personal trainer and number three by myself. Yes, no angle has been left unexplored here, just so you know.

Scenario 1

Now that there are only three chickens, two dragons, and an egg left in the north, that cold, chilly Cersei Lannister seizes her chance with a bunch of elephants and ships. The Dothraki died a pathetic death and I have also seen little of Grey Worm and company, so Daenerys and Jon are on their own. Cersei murders all the Starks and official heirs to the throne, with the help of her wizard and his wildfire and the Lannister brothers who of course never let her down, and she makes off with the winnings. Oh god, I hope not.

Scenario 2

Jon Snow thought it was a great plan to tell Daenerys just before the start of the Great War that that throne is his. Not smart, not smart. After defeating the Night King, Daenerys takes her dragon and tries to take Jon out, because deep down she loves power more than him. Which of course doesn't work, because Jon has Arya and Arya has a whole bag of tricks to take people out with strange traits. The dragon suddenly turns out to be loyal to Jon and we have another fight of the dragons, in which Jon wins and the Starks as underdogs take over all seven kingdoms, because Cersei and her elephants just sweep them into the sea.

Scenario 3

Arya Stark turns out not to be a Stark but another lost air of the throne, says Bran, and if Bran says it, then it is of course true. Jon and Daenerys can't handle that they are nephew and aunt, leading them to come up with a Romeo and Juliet-esque ending for themselves. Arya is anyway the only one keeping things somewhat running. Sansa marries Tyrion Lannister, Jaime Lannister and Tormund do everything to checkmate Brienne of Tarth, and The Hound becomes Hand of the Queen, of Arya that is. Oh, and Cersei sails towards her downfall with Euron (I always think of urine when I hear that name) Greyjoy, who is sunk by dear cousin Yara. All's well that ends well.

P.S.: Whatever the finale brings, you want to have seen the recap of the first seven seasons by James Corden.