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Originally Posted by keg in kc
It's not about convincing Jon that he's the rightful heir. It's about convincing the rest of the aristocracy, and I just don't believe that's possible. Even if it was something Jon himself wants to do.
"Hey guys, I'm not really Jon Snow, I'm Aegon Targaryen VII, son of Rhaegar and Lyanna Targaryen, who I swear were totally married even though there's no record of that or of my birth. Here, just listen to my cousin Bran, who sees visions of everything that has, is or will ever happen all at once. You can totally trust us."
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A twist in the story is they find out the same time Jon does. Sam doesn't tell Jon immediately because he sees how happy he is witb Dany and doesn't want the negative light of "incest" like the Lannisters. He feels Jon is happier this way. What happens though is Jon gets the NK in a vulnerable spot, begs Dany to have the dragon kill the NK, and thus himself as well, (imagine sword vs sword scenario) and Dany reluctantly says Dracarys causing fire to kill the NK. When she looks up to both her and Jons surprise, he is unburned and reality sets in for him and everyone else that he has to be Targ.
There are a ton of other spoilers too such as Dany dying in childbirth like her mom, jons mom and tyrions mom.
The baby will be named Ned (to fulfill Robs wish for his baby).
Jaime ends up being the true hero as in season 4 while in the cave with Bren, the girl with him asks her brother how this all ends (who sees the future) and it shows him looking at his right hand on fire. It's no coincidence that the snowflake immediately melted on Jaimes gold hand on his last scene in season 7 as his hand is "heating up".