The INSIDER Summary:

• Several weeks ago a Redditor posted what they claimed was the flavour seven "Game of Thrones" plot.
• At starting time people doubted them, only now the claims are starting to get confirmed past other sources.
• There is no concrete show nonetheless that ALL of the Reddit leaks are true.


"Game of Thrones" leaks are nothing new. So far during season seven's filming we accept seen an avalanche of set up photos and videos coming from sneaky fans. Only at that place's a different blazon of leak floating around online, and it's starting to get to the fandom riled up.

Almost a month ago, a Redditor named awayforthelads posted a series of comments in a popular "Game of Thrones" subreddit, /r/FreeFolk. They consisted of everything from where Jon and Daenerys may wind upwards by the season's end to who else may acquire of Jon Snow's true parentage.

When asked how they knew about all the chief details for the unabridged flavor, awayforthelads replied: "I definitely don't write for the show. I just know someone, who knows someone who does."

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Awayforthelads has since deleted their business relationship (taking the comments along with them), simply thanks to screencaps saved by other "Free Folk" the leaks alive on. Deadspin has at present reported on the leaks, and others are picking up on the news. 1 Redditor, maureencreates, has gathered the main plot points into what they believe is chronological club.

Why people believe the leaks are true

"Free Folk" is considered a prophylactic haven for discussion near the series involving speculation and leaks — conversation topics that are oft contained to specific "spoiler" threads by moderators in the other 2 main subreddits, /r/GameofThrones and /r/asoiaf.

During season six, "Free Folk" was one of the platforms a Redditor and YouTuber named "FrikiDoctor" chose to release leaks of their own. FrikiDoctor was posting videos which outlined nearly everything that would happen in the coming episode.

People speculated that FrikiDoctor (who posted his leaks in Spanish) may have been connected to an international chapter of HBO. He leaked the plots for the showtime three episodes of season six before a combination of too much media attention and force per unit area from HBO caused him to discontinue the videos.

Long before season six aired, another anonymous Redditor likewise posted very specific details about what would happen in the ballsy "Battle of the Bastards" episode. This Redditor claimed to exist an extra on set, and their entire description of the events wound up unfolding in nearly the exact aforementioned way.

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And so there is precedent for these types of bearding Reddit leaks coming from valid (if anonymous) sources.

Another reason people are inclined to believe the leaks comes from Watchers on the Wall — a "Game of Thrones" news sites with reliable sources connected to the show'due south filming. Watchers on the Wall has posted a report that corroborates one key element of awayforthelads' claims.

Watchers on the Wall editor-in-chief "Sue the Fury" even tweeted to ostend that their source was not the same as awayforthelads:

Why others aren't buying information technology

Though some leaks in the by have wound up being accurate, those reports were not the only ones coming out. There take been many people in the by, commonly Redditors, who claim to accept inside data nearly the show but their accounts wind upwards going nowhere. Awayforthelads could just exist another false claimant.

Another argument against believing in everything awayforthelads has to say comes from the broad contents of their leaks. The examples of past leaks are all very specific — a person with connectedness to a specific aspect of the show (i.e. someone claiming to be an extra).

But these leaks are major broad strokes of the plot without some important details filled in. There's too a matter of the contents in the leaks.

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"This looks more of a meticulously written fantasy cloaked as a leak," a Redditor wrote in a discussion thread.

Others are taking some of the plot details as truth, and assuming the rest is made up. "This person does know various things," another Redditor said. "But they too inserted some/a lot of fanservice and theories to make the leak more impressive.

The betoken is: We'll have virtually no way of know whether awayforthelads is legit or not until season 7 airs. Until so, /r/FreeFolk continues to be the hub of possible-spoiler discussion and fans will have to decide for themselves how much they believe in the leaks.

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