How will George R.R. Martin’s final “Game of Thrones” books end?

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[nmarkose]

The worst thing that could happen to an art work is to be ignored.

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[trickap]

How to scare book readers: "I don't think my ending will be much different than the one D & D used"

[DevotedDisciple-x]

I hope he lives much longer and a healthy life.

[whitenoise]

He's a perfectionist and the recent fame have basically prevented him from finishing the series.

[siddharthjha]

Have better ending for white walkers. Please. Thank you.

[axOnith]

Oh George man, sometimes I forgot how clever you are. Afterall, minds as Tyrion, Litllefinger or Varys came from that mind of yours.

[codinginflow]

Who is here after being disappointed by s8e3?

[arne.hantscho]

"Dan and Daves ending is better than the one George gave us"... holy... after season 8 its actually impossible. No one would say this anymore i think.

[SolaireGamingPT]

How will the books end?

The answer is quite simple: they won't.

[Foubsz]

There is absolutely no way the books end like what we saw in the long night.
Either D&D haven’t shared the last script, either he’s lying to keep the surprise element.

[mensrea]

After seeing Season 8 Episode 3's "ending" I feel pretty confident in saying GRRM's ending will be better... There won't be much debate...

[jbkregs]

He should call the last one “ A dream of Completion”

[melonenkopf]

Maybe the bad ending to the night king storyline (or the bad ending to general story) will motivate GRRM to finish the books before he dies because he doesnt want the bad show ending to become his legacy...

[levihssh]

No George, before knowing both endings, your's better.

[STubes]

Every time I see this guy, he's always doing the same thing... Not writing the books.

[Jnort]

George R R Martin predicted the great internet war of season 8 episode 3 he is the prince that was promised

[TheOtherGuy]

That’s the problem, George told D&D the major storylines on how he imagines the series ending and D&D were incapable to write a coherent story arc and reasonable characters development to get there.
They just threw the ending in our face unprocessed. And due to their incapability and luck of writing talent they destroyed the TV series

[MrZrnic-efut]

Dont worry GRRM your ending cant be worst then D&D's soupopera

[michaeljohn]

I’ve got this inner feeling that he’s done with ‘’winds of winter’’ and just waiting for season 8 to finish so the show doesn’t shadow the book or vice versca

[shubhamd]

We need the books right now it's depressing now😢😢😢