5 theories about 'Game of Thrones' that would blow your mind

This theory suggests that Jon Snow is not Ned Stark's illegitimate son but the child of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark. Ned allegedly claimed Jon as his bastard to protect him from Robert Baratheon. If true, Jon would be a legitimate Targaryen heir.

This theory proposes that Jaqen H’ghar is actually Syrio Forel in disguise. Both men are from Braavos, mentor Arya Stark, and play crucial roles in her development. Their mysterious backgrounds fuel speculation that they are the same person.

Based on the idea that there must be three Targaryens to match Daenerys’ three dragons, this theory suggests Jon Snow and possibly Tyrion Lannister are also Targaryens. Some fans speculate that the Mad King fathered Tyrion, making him the third head of the dragon.

The prophecy of Azor Ahai foretells a hero reborn to defeat the White Walkers. While Melisandre initially believes Stannis Baratheon fulfills the prophecy, many fans argue that Jon Snow is the true reincarnation, citing his visions and ability to kill a White Walker.

This theory links the leader of the White Walkers to the legendary Night's King, a former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. According to legend, he fell in love with a woman resembling a White Walker and declared himself king. Notably, he was said to be a Stark.