Yeah, Bronn is not likely to be sticking around for an all-out battle where death is coming from every direction. There's no profit in that for him, as he has just learned. He'll kill for gold, but he won't die for it.
I see him finding a way out of town back to the Reach or even the North, being the best sword in a town tavern and occasionally waylaying unprepared travellers on the road.
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ShogunofYonkers (73738)
7 years ago
Yup
Bronn is a cool dude but hes no long-term ride or die friend
He has been honest enough to make that clear all along
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Gastonian (946)
7 years ago
I agree with all of that, but that's predicated on the notion that he even knows what Cersei has planned for him. I mean she knew about his meeting with Tyrion but has no idea she wants him dead. And he won't know unless Jaime gives him a heads up. She gets her enemies by catching them off guard. My guess is that he's either a dead man by the last episode of the season or he will leave with Dany following the parlay in Kings Landing. There hasn't been a major death this season unless you count Olenna, so I think he's definitely a contender.
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winslow (1318)
7 years ago
Cersei probably won't do anything to him directly, because the actors won't appear in scenes together. They could get around that through editing, but more likely he joins Tyrion and Jaime doesn't try to stop him. Tyrion would pay him double, and he would no longer have to fight against the dragons.
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Otter (24464)
7 years ago
And he's not planning to stick around for another dragon attack.
Here's a possible scenario: He decides to get as far away from the dragons as he possibly can, and to sit out the war between Cersei and Danerys, and he decides that the best possible place to stick out the war is [dun dun dun] Winterfell! After all, he already knows "Lady Stark", and there's no way he'd believe all those stories about frozen zombies advancing on the north.
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