Our sweet, gentle bookworm will either outlive everyone or get killed as soon as the fighting starts. It's no secret that he's a lover, not a fighter, but perhaps his pure-heartedness will save him in the end.

It's honestly inspiring that Theon-turned-Reek-turned-Theon is still alive, but it's doubtful that he'll make it through the ensuing battle.

It would feel incredibly satisfying for Cersei to die after wreaking so much havoc on Westeros. And this theory holds some water, too, if audiences will recall Cersei's flashback at the beginning of Season 5.

While visiting a witch named Maggy the Frog as a girl, Cersei was told that she would have three children, but that they would die. As viewers already know, that part of that prophecy came true, since Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen have all passed away. "And when your tears have drowned you," the prophecy continued, "the valonqar shall wrap his hands about your pale white throat and choke the life from you." Hmm, seems like Cersei isn't going to get out of this one alive.

Simply put, Euron is too evil to make it. He deserves to be killed, just like Littlefinger and Ramsay Bolton were punished for their crimes.

Brienne is too upstanding, too pure, to survive the final showdown. She'll likely sacrifice herself in order to save someone else before it's all said and done.

This dude is toast. As Dover40 predicted on Reddit, "The night King is a seasoned warrior for millennia and Jon doesn't stand much of a chance. The only way to beat the Night King is for Bran to Warg into the NK's head and distract him just enough for Jon to kill him. I think when Jon kills the NK with Bran inside him so to speak will kill Bran as well."

If the above theory proves to be true, then that means our beloved Bran is done-for, too.

This Frankensteined version of Gregor Clegane (if that's who it really is) is essentially dead already, so if he and his brother face off in the much-anticipated Cleganebowl, hopefully the Hound will come out on top.

The Red Woman has already outlived her welcome in Westeros, and she would be a pretty disposable character to kill off.

Although Varys has been essential so far in the story, he's a bit too slimy to make it to the end.

Dany's lovesick right-hand man seems to have resigned himself to death for a while, and would gladly die for the Dragon Queen. He's already escaped death once, after contracting Greyscale, but it's still doubtful he'll survive this time around.

While he may be somewhat reformed, it's doubtful Jaime will make it through Season 8. As he told the site Star2, "I had a great last scene. It was absolutely beautiful. It was the perfect way to end." He continued, saying, "I didn't expect to be emotional, so I don't know what happened. I had allergy, there was something in my eye." And while this could go either way, all signs point to death for Jaime Lannister.

It's likely that either Khaleesi or Jon is the Azor Ahai, which means that one of them has got to go. And since Jon has already technically died, it may be the Dragon Queen's turn to take one for the proverbial team.

Grey Worm has been groomed to protect the crown with his life, and that's likely what he'll end up doing.

Although Tyrion's sidekick is a great warrior, he's also impulsive, and that's likely going to come back to bite him at some point.

So whoever ends up making all the way to the finale, Game of Thrones Season 8 promises to be an exciting, gory ride.