Grey Worm, Gendry, Jorah, Beric, Podrick, Varys, Theon, and Jaime die.
Gendry is going to be stabbed by a wight, and will chase Arya through Winterfell.
Jorah will die defending the crypts after a short conversation with Lyanna Mormont.
Jaime is going to be one of the final deaths, while protecting Jon, and Jon will have to re-kill him.
Tyrion is going to see Jon re-kill Jaime from a distance, but will not see Jaime being turned, and only see Jon kill his brother, planting the seeds of Tyrion’s doubt in Jon.
A turned Hodor will lead a group of wights into the godswood after Bran, where Theon and his ironborn will die trying to hold them off.
Before they can reach Bran, Bran will warg into zombie-Hodor and destroy the remaining wights.
The final shot in Ep 3 is going to be the Nights King (who is absent from the battle of Winterfell) flying towards King’s Landing.
Episode 4:
Jon, Dany, Tyrion, Arya, and the Hound travel to Kings Landing.
At Kings Landing the Night King raises his arms and reanimates the bodies of all the soldiers who died in the Battle of the Blackwater. We see them climbing from the harbor and into the streets of Kings Landing.
Along the way Jon and Dany will have an argument, splitting their party in two. Tyrion goes with Dany while Rhaegal, the Hound, and Arya stay with Jon.
The Hound asks Arya how she expects to break into the Red Keep, she hides her face before revealing Jaime’s.
Dany and Tyrion beat the others to Kings Landing, only to find it overrun by millions of wights that have been turned by the Nights King after the reanimated natives kill the local peasants and convert them to wights.
Cersei and her court take refuge in the Red Keep, safe from the wights but effectively trapped. The Golden Company take to the streets to battle the wights.
Episode 5:
Dany, Tyrion and the Golden company face the wights. Jon, Arya, and the Hound arrive during the confusion, and Jon takes to the sky to survey the damage.
Arya and the Hound will infiltrate the Red Keep by letting themselves be captured by the outer guards, while Arya wears Jaime’s face. They are taken before Cersei, and the Hound holds off Robert Strong (GET HYPED) while Arya reveals her true face and kills Cersei.
The Hound is killed in the duel with his former brother, but distracts Robert Strong long enough for Arya to kill him from behind.
Tyrion will devise a plan to save the city by blowing up the rest of the Wildfyre hidden beneath it in the catacombs, but when he does it kills not only wights but most of the human survivors and members of the Golden Company as well.
Jon, Dany, and the Nights King are having a threeway dogfight on dragons above the city when the explosion happens.
Dany’s main target is Jon, not the Night King. Her last quote is “You stole my birthright. You stole my dragon. But you will not steal this victory.” Jon, seeing no other option, kills Dany, causing Longclaw to become Lightbringer and revealing Jon as Azor Ahai.
Jon then kills the Nights King and the remaining wights die with him.
Episode 6:
Davos and a contingent of soldiers from Winterfell arrive in Kings Landing and meet with Jon as the final survivor and the only remaining claimant to the Iron Throne. Davos and Jon walk through the streets, observing the wounded and dead.
Tyrion faces trial for high treason for betraying Jon and destroying the city, and he will be sentenced to death. While Jon doesn’t agree with his sentence, he does his duty and executes Tyrion himself. Before his execution, Tyrion and Jon speak and Tyrion tells Jon to never forget who he is, despite his newfound heritage.
Arya discovers she is pregnant from her encounter with Gendry.
Sansa is named Warden of the North.
Samwell becomes Jon’s Grand Maester.
The final shot of the show is an older Jon stepping onto a balcony above Kings Landing
