Game Of Thrones Deadpool

These are officially my draft picks for the final season of Game Of Thrones, specifically who will live or die. I'm not willing to say if I carefully calculated interactions, relationships and ran that through an analysis of cinematic beats or if I put all of these onto a dart board and threw a lot of knives.

Jon Snow: Alive

Sansa: Dead

Arya: Dead

Bran: Dead

Cersei: Dead

Jaime: Dead

Tyrion: Dead

Daenerys: Dead

Yara: Alive

Theon: Alive

Euron: Dead

Melisandre: Dead

Jorah: Alive

The Hound: Alive

The Mountain: Dead

Samwell: Alive

Gilly: Alive

Little Sam: Alive

Lord Varys: Dead

Brianne of Tarth: Alive

Davos: Dead

Bronn: Alive

Podrick: Dead

Tormund Giantsbane: Alive

Grey Worm: Alive

Gendry: Alive

Berric: Dead

Missandi: Dead

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