Looking to find out how the hell Game of Thrones is going to end? Well, here is where you can find the Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 leaks. Well, the last episode of Game of Thrones, “The Bells,” was a surprise. Whether or not you saw Daenerys doing what she did, it was still a surprise to see. Especially the scene with the Golden Company. The episode makes you wonder though, how the hell are they going to end the HBO series? Well, if you are looking for some insight, here is where you can find all of the leaks so far. Now don’t worry. There are no spoilers about the final episode here. You can read on with confidence at not coming across unintentional spoilers. The spoilers available need to be viewed with an open mind. Game of Thrones is known for filming fake scenes in order to keep fans who may be watching guessing. Because of this, we have multiple moments and endings to check out. Also, in what order the moments that have been leaked will happen is not 100% clear. They could happen towards the end of the episode, the beginning, whenever. As I said, you need to keep an open mind here. Anyway, if you want to check them out, visit the FreeFolk Thread over on Reddit right here. If you pay a visit to the thread, it is open for discussion. So you can talk with like-minded Game of Thrones fans about the leaks and what you think will happen in the final episode of what has been one of the greatest series ever created. Are you looking forward to the final episode this Sunday? Will you be checking out the Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 leaks? Drop a comment just below sharing your thoughts. Game of Thrones airs its final episode on Sunday, May 19 at 9:00 pm EST on HBO<doc-sep>As previously reported by The Inquisitr, a recent post on Reddit was deleted after it was claimed that it contained actual leaked details about Season 8 of Game of Thrones. Now, a new post also has claims of leaked information pertaining to the Season 8 finale of HBO's Game of Thrones. How true are those details about Episode 6, though? SPOILER ALERT: This article speculates on potential leaks regarding Episode 6 of HBO's Game of Thrones Season 8. Please proceed with caution if you wish to avoid spoilers. According to BGR, the same Reddit user who leaked correct information about Episode 5 of Game of Thrones Season 8 is back again with new information about Episode 6. For those that are really eager to be potentially spoiled regarding the Season 8 finale of Game of Thrones, the details are revealed below. This is your last chance to turn away. As Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham), and Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) are walking through the destroyed King's Landing, they find not only Jaime Lannister's (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) golden hand but the remains of both him and his sister, Cersei (Lena Headey). Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) kills the remaining Lannister army at the behest of Daenerys (Emilia Clarke). Daenerys accuses Tyrion of treason. He takes off his pin and claims he no longer wants to be her Hand. Daenerys then has Tyrion imprisoned. Jon confronts Daenerys as she sits alone on the iron throne and they argue about her orders to kill the Lannister army. Jon then backs down and tricks her into believing he has come around to her way of thinking. He then stabs Daenerys and kills her. HBO Drogon mourns Daenerys' death and then burns the iron throne. Grey Worm takes Jon Snow as his prisoner. When the council, which includes Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), demands Jon's release, Tyrion points out that the new King or Queen should decide their fates. And, while the initial idea given by Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) of having the leader voted in democratically is rejected, they do eventually vote on a leader. This leader turns out to be Brandon Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) and he declares Tyrion to be his Hand. Tyrion tells Jon that his punishment is to return to the Wall and rejoin the Night's Watch. Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) says she won't return home to Winterfell. Instead, she is going to explore whatever is west of Westeros. The final scene of Episode 6 of Game of Thrones is apparently a montage that shows Arya on a ship and Sansa back in Winterfell. However, for those that were bitterly disappointed that Jon never petted his direwolf, Ghost, before giving him away to Tormund (Kristofer Hivju), the news is good. Jon apparently doesn't return to the Night's Watch. Instead, he heads further north and finds Tormund and gives Ghost that most-deserved petting. HBO For those that want more information about Game of Thrones spoilers via potential leaks, a Reddit post has been set up in the subreddit called r/freefolk. This post includes all of the alleged leaks for Episodes 4 to 6, as well as their sources. However, it is up to individuals to decide which of the leaks they believe to be true. And as per usual with any allegedly leaked details for Game of Thrones, including the ones listed above for Episode 6, viewers just have to tune in next Sunday night to find out if they are true or not. Season 8 of Game of Thrones returns to HBO with Episode 6, the series finale, on Sunday, May 19, at 9 p.m. ET.<doc-sep>A detailed text description containing several legitimate spolilers of the finale episode of popular American television series 'Game of Thrones' has reportedly leaked online. Fornulately no clips from season eight's sixth episode have yet appeared on social media. The spoilers first emerged on Reddit in a lengthy post that gave a detailed summation of Episode 5 and next week’s finale. Deadline reports that moderators on Reddit attempted to remove the spoilers, but the text was already widely copied and circulated before they were able to. Earlier, episode one and two were also leaked online, hours before their scheduled time to go on-air.<doc-sep>Only seven more days stand between Game of Thrones fans and the show’s final episode. Season 8, Episode 6 (title unknown) will attempt to provide closure on one of the biggest and most popular TV shows of all time. But can Game of Thrones stick the landing? Even an extended runtime may not be enough. Here are the facts: Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 airs on May 19 with a runtime of one hour and 20 minutes. It’s written and directed by GoT showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. That all sounds promising in theory, but there’s reason to believe the series finale could be doomed to fail. First, let’s talk about the runtime. Despite clocking in at a lengthy 80 minutes, Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 won’t be the longest episode of GoT. That honor goes to Episode 3, “The Long Night,” which focused exclusively on the Great Battle of Winterfell. It was the longest battle scene ever recorded, and pretty damn good despite some lighting issues. Episode 6 likely won’t take the same approach, instead offering closure on the major remaining characters. It’s possible it could replicate Episode 4 (runtime: one hour and 18 minutes), which basically acted as two separate episodes crammed together. If Episode 6 does the same, it could end up feeling like two more rushed episodes. As for Benioff and Weiss (or D&D as the fandom refer to them), the duo’s reputation has plummeted in the past few weeks, as fans reacted poorly to Season 8’s rushed pacing, flawed logic, and (arguably) lazy storytelling. It’s possible we could see D&D finally step up and nail the Game of Thrones series finale as the one episode they’re both writing and directing. Then again, the only other episodes these two have directed were “Two Swords” and “Walk of Punishment.” Both are fine episodes, but neither could be considered a classic like “The Rains of Castamere” or “The Mountain and the Viper.” Then again, after a phenomenal Episode 5, Game of Thrones looks primed to actually pull this thing off. Warning: Spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 5 below. Episode 5 delivered an incredible 80 minutes of television, offering a satisfying Cleganebowl, an epic battle at King’s Landing, and the Mad Queen Daenerys Targaryen. It was a great episode that also set the table for a satisfying conclusion in Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6. Will Dany be queen? Or will Jon Snow step up and claim the throne after seeing how dangerous she really is? Will Arya kill Daenerys to fulfill her “green eyes” prophecy? Plus, what about Sansa, Brienne, Bran, and everyone else back at Winterfell? Honestly, that 80-minute runtime might not be enough. Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 airs Sunday, May 19 at 9 p.m. on HBO.<doc-sep>
The Game of Thrones finale is almost here, and there’s no shortage of theories and speculation around Season 8, Episode 6. However, there’s one GoT leak out there that could actually reveal what happens in the show’s final episode before it even airs. Warning: HUGE Game of Thrones finale spoilers below. This leak comes to us from redditor u/afraidpart, who shared several posts full of Game of Thrones spoilers roughly nine months ago. At the time, they were ignored, but midway through Season 8, those claims started to come true. Subscribe for free to Multiverse and get Game of Thrones coverage delivered to your inbox the night the episode airs. Here’s a list of Game of Thrones Season 8 leaks from u/afraidpart that already happened: The Mountain kills Missandei. The Night King dies in Episode 3. The Hound and the Mountain both die in Cleganebowl. Jaime and Cersei Lannister die together in a somewhat unsatisfying way. So what’s next? Redditor u/afraidpart’s intel on Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 was a little bit less clear, but we do have a few juicy details. Here’s my personal favorite: “The Iron Throne gets melted by the dragon.” Actually, it’s possible that already happened. Daenerys and Drogon basically leveled King’s Landing in Episode 5, and that may have included the Iron Throne. We never got a look into the throne room during last night’s episode. Could the Game of Thrones finale open on an image of the throne melted or destroyed? We wouldn’t be surprised if that’s exactly what happens. On a similar note, the Season 8 leak claims that “Jon Snow finally sees Arya after they get to the throne.” We’re guessing this means Jon will see his sister using her Faceless Man training, possibly right after she assassinates someone else (Dany?). As for Tyrion, it looks like he’ll do exactly what we expect and turn on Daenerys in the Game of Thrones finale: When Daenerys is making her speech everyone is mad at her. Tyrion makes some comment (he doesn’t get sound) and throws his pin (?) on the ground and she sends him to the prison? Idk what was going on here. Finally, when it comes to Jon and Dany, it’s unclear exactly how Game of Thrones Season 8 will end. Based on this leak, it seems HBO might have actually filmed multiple different versions of the finale. However, we do get one pretty awesome description of how Daenerys could die: Danaerys actually DOES die, she’s killed (stabbed I think) by Jon Snow. She goes back to the throne room and touches the throne. Has no idea WHY he kills her, there’s a missing chunk. But it happens in the throne room. I asked him why and he said he doesn’t know and I don’t even think they saw the actual death scene, just the fact that she’s dead. So he’s only assuming she gets murdered, otherwise she commits suicide but that doesn’t make much sense. Then the dragon flies away with her body but doesn’t kill Snow. Either way, she dies. That’s a lot to pack into a single episode of television, but with an 80-minute runtime, it’s possible that Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 will be able to get the job done. The Game of Thrones finale airs Sunday, May 19 at 9 p.m. Eastern on HBO.