Well technically John isn't a Wolf since the House runs through the father, Rhaegar.... and it's gonna be an uncomfortable silence when John realizes Gendry's dad killed his in the middle of the Trident. Or more likely the debt is paid when Gendry saves John from the white walker onslaught.
I think Jon will accept the burdens and benefits of being Targaryen, but will remain more emotionally loyal to House Stark. I think he won't care a whit that Gendry's dad killed a father Jon had no idea he had a connection to. I did think it a little sad that their mutual "hey bastard" bro-moment was based on a misunderstanding.
Does the Night Watch disband? Is the victory absolute such that it is no longer needed for all time? If not I always figured him for Lord Commander. If his oath is rendered moot he seems he would be more content as a maester, hand or even on the Small Council for Jon/Dany.
So Sam is Azor Ahai, confirmed.
wut? i believe randal only had to bend the knee and he would have been alright. Hard to call that pragmatic.
it was the letter Sansa was forced to write to Robb back in like Season 2 or something - saying he should bend the knee to Joffrey - pretty sure Sacha Kljestan left that as a decoy for Arya to find so it'll drive a wedge between the sisters
wait what? are you calling randal pragmatic or are you calling him not pragmatic. You said Sam was acting pragmatically over duty then said very randal tarly like. I say randal tarly is unpragmatic. He is stubborn and unwilling go the logical way of staying alive and chooses to burn rather then bend the knee.
