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Game Of Thrones Deadpool: The Aftermath

I'm not going to say what I thought about season 8 and the series finale because there is an ocean of online commentary on the subject but I have come back to revisit the pool just to see how accurate my personal predictions were. 

Jon Snow: Alive [Confirmed] 

Sansa: Dead [Nope]

Arya: Dead [Nope]

Bran: Dead [Nope]

Cersei: Dead [Confirmed]

Jaime: Dead [Confirmed]

Tyrion: Dead [Nope]

Daenerys: Dead [Confirmed]

Yara: Alive [Confirmed]

Theon: Alive [Nope]

Euron: Dead [Confirmed]

Melisandre: Dead [Confirmed]

Jorah: Alive [Nope]

The Hound: Alive [Nope]

The Mountain: Dead [Confirmed]

Samwell: Alive [Confirmed]

Gilly: Alive [Confirmed]

Little Sam: Alive [Confirmed]

Lord Varys: Dead [Confirmed]

Brianne of Tarth: Alive [Confirmed]

Davos: Dead [Nope]

Bronn: Alive [Confirmed]

Podrick: Dead [Nope]

Tormund Giantsbane: Alive [Confirmed]

Grey Worm: Alive [Confirmed]

Gendry: Alive [Confirmed]

Berric: Dead [Confirmed]

Missandi: Dead [Confirmed]

[19 Confirmed Predicted Deaths Out of a possible 28]

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