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What wise choice does Varys intend to make?


In what way did Dmitri intend to insult M Gustave at the funeral?Why did Varys support the plot to assassinate Daenerys Targaryen?What is the story behind Lord Varys' box and the prisoner he held there?How did Varys end up in the king's council?What “promise” does Coop make to Murph?Does what happened to Jon Snow make him immune to White Walkers?What was the significance of Varys' appearance in Dorne?Does the death of Lady make Bran recover from coma?Why did Daenerys make this strategic choice regarding the Dothraki?Why does Varys support the Targaryens?













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In Game of Thrones s08e04 we see Varys and Tyrion having a conversation about who would be the best heir for the Iron Throne where Varys seems to try to conspire against Daenerys. Here are the last phrases of their dialogue:




Varys: You know where my loyalty stands. You know I will never betray the realm.



Tyrion: What is the realm? Vast continent home to millions of people most of whom don't care who sits on the Iron Throne.



Varys: Millions of people. Many of them will die if the wrong person sits on that throne. We don't know their names but they are just as real as you and I. They deserve to live. They deserve food for their children. I will act in their interest no matter the personal cost.



Tyrion: So what happens to her? Please ... don't ...



Varys: I have spoken as honestly as I can. Each of us has a choice to make. I pray we choose wisely.




What does Varys's last words exactly mean? What is he planning to do? Does he imply something specific?










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    This means that the two last episode will be about... game of thrones.

    – Taladris
    May 7 at 0:20






  • 2





    You also bolded the mention of "personal cost" so presumably also include asking what that is - I don't think the present answers discuss that, unfortunately (it has been discussed explicitly in the show)

    – Glen_b
    May 7 at 4:38







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    Basically means he is gonna betray Danny.

    – pradyot
    May 7 at 5:50






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    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because any attempt to answer would be pure guesswork, until after future episodes are aired at which point it would be trivial.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:23






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    They're not "documented" at all. No sources whatsoever, just guesswork.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:53















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In Game of Thrones s08e04 we see Varys and Tyrion having a conversation about who would be the best heir for the Iron Throne where Varys seems to try to conspire against Daenerys. Here are the last phrases of their dialogue:




Varys: You know where my loyalty stands. You know I will never betray the realm.



Tyrion: What is the realm? Vast continent home to millions of people most of whom don't care who sits on the Iron Throne.



Varys: Millions of people. Many of them will die if the wrong person sits on that throne. We don't know their names but they are just as real as you and I. They deserve to live. They deserve food for their children. I will act in their interest no matter the personal cost.



Tyrion: So what happens to her? Please ... don't ...



Varys: I have spoken as honestly as I can. Each of us has a choice to make. I pray we choose wisely.




What does Varys's last words exactly mean? What is he planning to do? Does he imply something specific?










share|improve this question



















  • 8





    This means that the two last episode will be about... game of thrones.

    – Taladris
    May 7 at 0:20






  • 2





    You also bolded the mention of "personal cost" so presumably also include asking what that is - I don't think the present answers discuss that, unfortunately (it has been discussed explicitly in the show)

    – Glen_b
    May 7 at 4:38







  • 4





    Basically means he is gonna betray Danny.

    – pradyot
    May 7 at 5:50






  • 4





    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because any attempt to answer would be pure guesswork, until after future episodes are aired at which point it would be trivial.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:23






  • 1





    They're not "documented" at all. No sources whatsoever, just guesswork.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:53













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In Game of Thrones s08e04 we see Varys and Tyrion having a conversation about who would be the best heir for the Iron Throne where Varys seems to try to conspire against Daenerys. Here are the last phrases of their dialogue:




Varys: You know where my loyalty stands. You know I will never betray the realm.



Tyrion: What is the realm? Vast continent home to millions of people most of whom don't care who sits on the Iron Throne.



Varys: Millions of people. Many of them will die if the wrong person sits on that throne. We don't know their names but they are just as real as you and I. They deserve to live. They deserve food for their children. I will act in their interest no matter the personal cost.



Tyrion: So what happens to her? Please ... don't ...



Varys: I have spoken as honestly as I can. Each of us has a choice to make. I pray we choose wisely.




What does Varys's last words exactly mean? What is he planning to do? Does he imply something specific?










share|improve this question
















In Game of Thrones s08e04 we see Varys and Tyrion having a conversation about who would be the best heir for the Iron Throne where Varys seems to try to conspire against Daenerys. Here are the last phrases of their dialogue:




Varys: You know where my loyalty stands. You know I will never betray the realm.



Tyrion: What is the realm? Vast continent home to millions of people most of whom don't care who sits on the Iron Throne.



Varys: Millions of people. Many of them will die if the wrong person sits on that throne. We don't know their names but they are just as real as you and I. They deserve to live. They deserve food for their children. I will act in their interest no matter the personal cost.



Tyrion: So what happens to her? Please ... don't ...



Varys: I have spoken as honestly as I can. Each of us has a choice to make. I pray we choose wisely.




What does Varys's last words exactly mean? What is he planning to do? Does he imply something specific?







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  • 8





    This means that the two last episode will be about... game of thrones.

    – Taladris
    May 7 at 0:20






  • 2





    You also bolded the mention of "personal cost" so presumably also include asking what that is - I don't think the present answers discuss that, unfortunately (it has been discussed explicitly in the show)

    – Glen_b
    May 7 at 4:38







  • 4





    Basically means he is gonna betray Danny.

    – pradyot
    May 7 at 5:50






  • 4





    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because any attempt to answer would be pure guesswork, until after future episodes are aired at which point it would be trivial.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:23






  • 1





    They're not "documented" at all. No sources whatsoever, just guesswork.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:53












  • 8





    This means that the two last episode will be about... game of thrones.

    – Taladris
    May 7 at 0:20






  • 2





    You also bolded the mention of "personal cost" so presumably also include asking what that is - I don't think the present answers discuss that, unfortunately (it has been discussed explicitly in the show)

    – Glen_b
    May 7 at 4:38







  • 4





    Basically means he is gonna betray Danny.

    – pradyot
    May 7 at 5:50






  • 4





    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because any attempt to answer would be pure guesswork, until after future episodes are aired at which point it would be trivial.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:23






  • 1





    They're not "documented" at all. No sources whatsoever, just guesswork.

    – Rand al'Thor
    May 7 at 15:53







8




8





This means that the two last episode will be about... game of thrones.

– Taladris
May 7 at 0:20





This means that the two last episode will be about... game of thrones.

– Taladris
May 7 at 0:20




2




2





You also bolded the mention of "personal cost" so presumably also include asking what that is - I don't think the present answers discuss that, unfortunately (it has been discussed explicitly in the show)

– Glen_b
May 7 at 4:38






You also bolded the mention of "personal cost" so presumably also include asking what that is - I don't think the present answers discuss that, unfortunately (it has been discussed explicitly in the show)

– Glen_b
May 7 at 4:38





4




4





Basically means he is gonna betray Danny.

– pradyot
May 7 at 5:50





Basically means he is gonna betray Danny.

– pradyot
May 7 at 5:50




4




4





I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because any attempt to answer would be pure guesswork, until after future episodes are aired at which point it would be trivial.

– Rand al'Thor
May 7 at 15:23





I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because any attempt to answer would be pure guesswork, until after future episodes are aired at which point it would be trivial.

– Rand al'Thor
May 7 at 15:23




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1





They're not "documented" at all. No sources whatsoever, just guesswork.

– Rand al'Thor
May 7 at 15:53





They're not "documented" at all. No sources whatsoever, just guesswork.

– Rand al'Thor
May 7 at 15:53










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If Jon is to be put on the throne the only option for Daenerys is to kill her, because she's too dangerous with her dragons and people who would continue to support her, which could well include Jon. So the insinuation and what Tyrion is pleading against is that Varys would try to assassinate her.






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    Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

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    About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

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Lord Varys wants to see people happy and is thinking about normal people.



Daenerys kind of reminds him of the Mad King, who wanted to burn everything and everyone, Cersei burnt the Sept, Joffrey was crazy.



Daenerys could burn the place down and lots of innocent people will die. However, Varys is hinting to Tyrion that Jon Snow would be a better king (after finding out he's a Targaryen) because he is a more rational person, based on his previous experiences beyond the Wall, Castle Black, Hardhome, as King in the North, and would care about the people, and would be a better king.



The choice is to choose who sits on the throne, and Varys has made his decision and it's not Daenerys.






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  • Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

    – MJ13
    May 6 at 20:13






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    That part is still unknown for now.

    – StackOne
    May 6 at 20:14






  • 1





    @StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

    – Nuclear Wang
    May 7 at 12:25


















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Varys is going to reveal the information that Jon is a Targaryen and he should sit on the Iron Throne.






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    It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

    – TheLethalCarrot
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If Jon is to be put on the throne the only option for Daenerys is to kill her, because she's too dangerous with her dragons and people who would continue to support her, which could well include Jon. So the insinuation and what Tyrion is pleading against is that Varys would try to assassinate her.






share|improve this answer


















  • 1





    Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

    – Daeron
    May 6 at 22:48






  • 2





    About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

    – T.J. Crowder
    May 7 at 14:11















21














If Jon is to be put on the throne the only option for Daenerys is to kill her, because she's too dangerous with her dragons and people who would continue to support her, which could well include Jon. So the insinuation and what Tyrion is pleading against is that Varys would try to assassinate her.






share|improve this answer


















  • 1





    Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

    – Daeron
    May 6 at 22:48






  • 2





    About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

    – T.J. Crowder
    May 7 at 14:11













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21








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If Jon is to be put on the throne the only option for Daenerys is to kill her, because she's too dangerous with her dragons and people who would continue to support her, which could well include Jon. So the insinuation and what Tyrion is pleading against is that Varys would try to assassinate her.






share|improve this answer













If Jon is to be put on the throne the only option for Daenerys is to kill her, because she's too dangerous with her dragons and people who would continue to support her, which could well include Jon. So the insinuation and what Tyrion is pleading against is that Varys would try to assassinate her.







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    Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

    – Daeron
    May 6 at 22:48






  • 2





    About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

    – T.J. Crowder
    May 7 at 14:11












  • 1





    Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

    – Daeron
    May 6 at 22:48






  • 2





    About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

    – T.J. Crowder
    May 7 at 14:11







1




1





Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

– Daeron
May 6 at 22:48





Some good material over here: refinery29.com/en-us/2019/05/231839/…

– Daeron
May 6 at 22:48




2




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About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

– T.J. Crowder
May 7 at 14:11





About that plural on "dragons"... ;-)

– T.J. Crowder
May 7 at 14:11











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Lord Varys wants to see people happy and is thinking about normal people.



Daenerys kind of reminds him of the Mad King, who wanted to burn everything and everyone, Cersei burnt the Sept, Joffrey was crazy.



Daenerys could burn the place down and lots of innocent people will die. However, Varys is hinting to Tyrion that Jon Snow would be a better king (after finding out he's a Targaryen) because he is a more rational person, based on his previous experiences beyond the Wall, Castle Black, Hardhome, as King in the North, and would care about the people, and would be a better king.



The choice is to choose who sits on the throne, and Varys has made his decision and it's not Daenerys.






share|improve this answer

























  • Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

    – MJ13
    May 6 at 20:13






  • 10





    That part is still unknown for now.

    – StackOne
    May 6 at 20:14






  • 1





    @StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

    – Nuclear Wang
    May 7 at 12:25















14














Lord Varys wants to see people happy and is thinking about normal people.



Daenerys kind of reminds him of the Mad King, who wanted to burn everything and everyone, Cersei burnt the Sept, Joffrey was crazy.



Daenerys could burn the place down and lots of innocent people will die. However, Varys is hinting to Tyrion that Jon Snow would be a better king (after finding out he's a Targaryen) because he is a more rational person, based on his previous experiences beyond the Wall, Castle Black, Hardhome, as King in the North, and would care about the people, and would be a better king.



The choice is to choose who sits on the throne, and Varys has made his decision and it's not Daenerys.






share|improve this answer

























  • Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

    – MJ13
    May 6 at 20:13






  • 10





    That part is still unknown for now.

    – StackOne
    May 6 at 20:14






  • 1





    @StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

    – Nuclear Wang
    May 7 at 12:25













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14








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Lord Varys wants to see people happy and is thinking about normal people.



Daenerys kind of reminds him of the Mad King, who wanted to burn everything and everyone, Cersei burnt the Sept, Joffrey was crazy.



Daenerys could burn the place down and lots of innocent people will die. However, Varys is hinting to Tyrion that Jon Snow would be a better king (after finding out he's a Targaryen) because he is a more rational person, based on his previous experiences beyond the Wall, Castle Black, Hardhome, as King in the North, and would care about the people, and would be a better king.



The choice is to choose who sits on the throne, and Varys has made his decision and it's not Daenerys.






share|improve this answer















Lord Varys wants to see people happy and is thinking about normal people.



Daenerys kind of reminds him of the Mad King, who wanted to burn everything and everyone, Cersei burnt the Sept, Joffrey was crazy.



Daenerys could burn the place down and lots of innocent people will die. However, Varys is hinting to Tyrion that Jon Snow would be a better king (after finding out he's a Targaryen) because he is a more rational person, based on his previous experiences beyond the Wall, Castle Black, Hardhome, as King in the North, and would care about the people, and would be a better king.



The choice is to choose who sits on the throne, and Varys has made his decision and it's not Daenerys.







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  • Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

    – MJ13
    May 6 at 20:13






  • 10





    That part is still unknown for now.

    – StackOne
    May 6 at 20:14






  • 1





    @StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

    – Nuclear Wang
    May 7 at 12:25

















  • Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

    – MJ13
    May 6 at 20:13






  • 10





    That part is still unknown for now.

    – StackOne
    May 6 at 20:14






  • 1





    @StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

    – Nuclear Wang
    May 7 at 12:25
















Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

– MJ13
May 6 at 20:13





Yeah this is what he actually tells to Tyrion during their discussion. However the question is what is he planning to do to make that happen? Which are his intentions for the future?

– MJ13
May 6 at 20:13




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That part is still unknown for now.

– StackOne
May 6 at 20:14





That part is still unknown for now.

– StackOne
May 6 at 20:14




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@StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

– Nuclear Wang
May 7 at 12:25





@StackOne is correct, there's no indication that Varys has made a final decision already. He says "each of us has a choice to make", not "one of us has a choice to make".

– Nuclear Wang
May 7 at 12:25











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Varys is going to reveal the information that Jon is a Targaryen and he should sit on the Iron Throne.






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    It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

    – TheLethalCarrot
    May 8 at 8:44















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Varys is going to reveal the information that Jon is a Targaryen and he should sit on the Iron Throne.






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  • 2





    It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

    – TheLethalCarrot
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Varys is going to reveal the information that Jon is a Targaryen and he should sit on the Iron Throne.






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Varys is going to reveal the information that Jon is a Targaryen and he should sit on the Iron Throne.







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    It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

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    It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

    – TheLethalCarrot
    May 8 at 8:44







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It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

– TheLethalCarrot
May 8 at 8:44





It seems more likely that Varys is going to attempt to assassinate Dany so there isn't any competition for Jon. In fact Tyrion's reaction and the fact Varys already considers it information backs this up.

– TheLethalCarrot
May 8 at 8:44



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