One character fans refuse to forget from the A Song of Ice and Fire books is Lady Stoneheart, a revived zombie version of Lady Catelyn Stark. This will, of course, require Jaime to have the courage to take down the person he loves most in the world.Īrya will use Jaime's face to kill Cersei. If he notices his sister/lover is taking her power too far, he'll be in the perfect position to take her down, just as he did with Aerys Targaryen to save the city from burning with wildfire. He is closer to Cersei and has more alone time with her than anyone else. While it’s possible this duty could still go to Tyrion, the many theories surrounding this prediction suggest Jaime's storyline is much more fitting for the role of valonqar. Valonqar means “little brother” in Valyrian. In the books, it goes further, predicting Cersei will die by the hands of 'the valonqar.' With the first three parts of the prophecy fulfilled, it stands to reason that the last part likely come true on the show.

It states she will marry the king, become queen, have three children, and watch all of them die. On the show, Cersei receives a prophecy from Maggy the Frog as a child. Based on the valonqar theory, many fans have speculated over the years that Jaime is destined to kill his twin sister, Cersei, and stop the Mad Queen like he did the Mad King before her.

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