*cracks knuckles* you're in my wheelhouse now, son.......

Tyrion will achieve his endgoal, inherit the Rock, and only then learn that the gold mines have run dry and the gold vaults are empty. He'll learn he's dead broke, laugh and pour some wine. the TV show foreshadowed this with Tywin confirming the Rock is broke and the mines are dry.

interesting that the fingers Theon has left are the ones needed for archery, the martial skill he is known for.

"what is dead may never die, but rises again stronger" or something. Theon will be executed (in front of a Weirwood tree) and rise reborn, made whole.

R+L=J. In the first book, Joffrey scoffs at Jon and states that a bastard cannot sit at table with a Prince. He didn't.

maybe Benjen is the Night's King? makes more sense than Stannis.

that the TV show did not give Arya the BOSS scene with Polliver (or whoever) that she has in the WoW preview just proves (as if it was needed by this point) that the TV show does not have a grand plan, they are just groping from season to season without thinking ahead. they skipped Lady Stoneheart for gawdssakkes! don't care what they have to say about ANY theory.

Rheagar is dead. no way no one thought to look at who was in the armor. too many people knew him too. though, for argument's sake, who at the Wall would recognize him or Dayne? Benjen for one. probably Thorne. Melissandre, though i guess she could be in on it. Stannis or his wife, most likely. any number of her noble knights.

Howland Reed is in his castle, still banging his smoking hot wife Ashara. The rest of Robb's army is there too, except the ones sent to notify Jon that he is Rob's heir. He spurned Stannis making him KotN, he will not spurn his brother (cousin). He will be saved magically by Mel (hopefully not as unJon). Can't decide if he will awaken in time to see the Wall fall, or if he will be declared dead and his Watch ended, freeing him to accept his heirship to Rob.

12 is interesting. i'm going to have to pull out the book and read it with that in mind. i think the bit about Longclaw sticking though contradicts the theory.

A dragon may have many riders, but each dragonrider may only ride one dragon. I wonder what this means for Starks that have 'ridden' their direwolves? does this mean SANSA will be a dragonrider?

The Horn of Joramun FAR predates the Valyrians. I think it allows the Others to control their wights.

19 is interesting. perhaps Dany finds the house with the red door in Dorne, and settles there at the end (as one of the few places not destroyed by the Others).

Lemore is not Ashara, Tyrion would have described her differently. The White Fawn maybe, she had been a septa i believe?

Nymeria's army will munch on Freys. I'd love to see Walder live to see all his offspring die, but Black Walder will inherit, that's been set up too much. perhaps Black Walder will get tired of waiting, and stage a coup? That would be fitting, for Walder to be killed by one of his (numerous) offspring.

Moqourro (sp?) is playing Victarion. There is no way he'd be for bending the dragons to Victarion's will. In fact, since in the PatQ the Targs didn't even use horns, i bet all the horn does is call the dragons for a meal.