"Game of Thrones" season 7 is still months away, as it is set to premiere by summer 2017, but major leaks have now spread across the Internet. HBO has not addressed these plot leaks, quite contrary to how HBO fought back against the leaks and spoilers that released surrounding season 6.
According to the IBTimes, the leaks were first released on Reddit, and it did not take long for the post and the account that posted it to be shut down. While there are no confirmations that HBO had ordered the post to be taken down, it is possible, and the action was done to prevent the details of the leak to spread any further.
The post reveals that Jon (Kit Harrington) and Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) will be sleeping together. Both are from House Targaryen, and it has been the Targaryen tradition for relatives to marry to keep their bloodline pure. This would make sense for Jon and Daenerys to get together.
However, the leaks also reveal that while they get romantically involved, only Daenerys is going to survive the war against the White Walkers. It is further stated that while they try to fight the White Walkers, the Night's King will kill one of Daenerys' dragons, Viserion, and will revive it as an undead dragon to destroy the Wall. During this battle, Jon will allegedly die a second time.
It is also stated that Cersei (Leana Headey) will be meeting up with Jon, Daenerys, and their allies in King's Landing. Instead of them fighting, however, this meeting will be about proving that the White Walkers are real, and to do so, Jon will recruit Gendry's (Joe Dempsie) help to catch a White Walker and bring it to King's Landing.
Sansa (Sophie Turner) will also execute Littlefinger (Aiden Gillen) after he attempts to use a letter written by Robb Stark to cause trouble between Sansa and Arya (Maisie Williams). The girls will catch on, however, and Sansa will order Littlefinger's execution.
Arya, who is rumored to be the one to kill Littlefinger, will first deal with the rest of the Freys. She will use the face of their father, who she murdered in season 6, and then poison all of the Freys in a single feast.
It should be noted that HBO has not yet confirmed if these leaks are true.
"Game of Thrones" season 7 will premiere in summer 2017.
