Which main charactors do you think will be dead by the end of novels (yup,theres spoliers)

[King Of Toast]

Which charactors do you think will be dead by the time the book series comes to a close. For me its Cersei,Daenarys and Ramsay.

[Mhaedros]

Everyone

[King Of Toast]

Everyone

They should end the novel with everyone getting killed, and hodor being the last remaining man alive. With that ending, who would'nt be happy?

[deusvult6]

I started thinking about it and decided a better question might be who won't be dead?

But here's a shot at it:
Tommen, Myrcella, Cersei, Stannis, Euron, every Frey, Ramsay, Roose, Aegon, Catelyn(again), Bowen Marsh, Hizdar zo Loraq, Victarion, Daario, Jon Connington(along with a third of Westeros), Robert Arryn, and probably Daenerys are what comes readily to mind.

Varys and Petyr are a little tricky. They will either be very alive or very dead; there isn't a middle ground left to them.

[Mount Suribachi]

She's my favourite character but I have to say Arya Stark, there's just too much foreshadowing over her death

Cersei Lannister - she can run, but she can't hide from the Valonqar!

Stannis "Blue eyed wight" Baratheon

Ghost - If Jon Snow is Azor Ahai, then Ghost is his Nissa Nissa, and there won't be a dry eye in the house when Ghost willingly offers himself up to forge Lightbringer.....

Lots and lots of other people. They're going to start dropping like flies in TWOW once The Others start coming.

[Swiss Army Cheese]

Lady the dire-wolf. That's about the only character I can think of that I reckon will be dead by the end of the novels.

Why choose that character? Well for one, I know that wolf already croaked.
Why that character out of all dead characters? Because out of all the dead characters on this show/book series, I feel like she is the most likely character to stay dead up till the books' ending. Let's factor in this topic the posibilities of

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Ned's

head being rezzed,

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Theon Greyjoy

turning up not dead and waking up in the North, and Danaerys Targaryen-Drogo-Martell-Baelish-Stark* rising from the afterlife (following her death of sun-stroke**) after being crowned Queen of the Underworld.

*She'll be the bride in many a wedding. Maybe even that neat red one I keep hearing about.
**I don't care if she is a "dragon" who can't be burnt by fires. Sunburn is a different story, and this character seems to be having an unhealthy exposure to the sun.

She's my favourite character but I have to say Arya Stark, there's just too much foreshadowing over her death

Valar morghulis

Stannis "Blue eyed wight" Baratheon

*Crickets chirp*.................................................. Oh now I get it. Tis funny because Baratheon is bastard house of Targaryen, which had a dragon for its flag.... No wait a minute... that was a hydra. The joke is lost on me
Oh, and I think you misspelt "White". I think you might want to use spell check.

[Gallus]

Cersei and her kids, Jaime, Stannis, all Boltons and Freys, Sandor, Margaery, Littlefinger, Arya, fAegon and Dany (who will die fighting the Others.)

[Bryce Caron]

Cersei, Jon Connington, the Lannister basterds, Ramsay, and the Frey's.

[Mount Suribachi]

Oh yeah, forgot the Freys. Not just the ones who will die @ Winterfell, and at Lady Stonehearts hands, but also the Great Frey Fracticide that will follow the death of the Late Lord Frey. Hell, it may even have started with the death of Little Walder...

[Bryce Caron]

There are just so many people who hate the Frey's it's a wonder that the war wasn't called off immediately for a pie baking contest.

[deusvult6]

That is one baking show I would watch.

[Ori]

I'm thinking around 2/3rds of the main characters will die. Though it is hard to say who in particular.
For sure, we know that Cersei, Tommen, and Myrcella will die.
As for other not so unlikely deaths, "Aegon", Stannis' Wife and Child, all the Boltons, most to all of the Frey (I'd say all for sure, but there's just so many), Tormond Giantsbane, the Rampaging Giant of Castle Black, Steward Marsh, Khal Joquo(?), definitely some Tyrells (how have they gone so unscathed?), and maybe Euron though he could last a while.

[Bryce Caron]

Why is everyone saying Aegon and Tormund?

[King Of Toast]

Why is everyone saying Aegon and Tormund?

If anything, i think Aegon will be one of the final survivers.

[Gallus]

I just have this feeling that by the time Dany arrives he will somehow be dead.

[Bryce Caron]

If God does exist, then Dany will never arrive, that Khal will dismember her, and send her dragon back to Barristan so it can fly him back to Westeros. And I agree, Aegon has a strong position and the Golden Company is in a pretty good position.

[Ori]

If God does exist, then Dany will never arrive, that Khal will dismember her, and send her dragon back to Barristan so it can fly him back to Westeros. And I agree, Aegon has a strong position and the Golden Company is in a pretty good position.

He's actually in a really bad position. If the Tyrells weren't so busy fighting the Lannisters at court he would have 40,000 Tyrell men marching down on him at Griffin's Roost. It depends on whether or not he can take Storm's End. Should he succeed in doing so, he'll have a strong fort to hold out in against the Tyrells. Meanwhile he can secure an alliance with Dorne and have them march into the lightly defended Reach, or perhaps come to his aid in Storm's End.

I suspect he will win just because of how anti-climatic it would be for him to lose.

[Feanaro Curufinwe]

He's actually in a really bad position. If the Tyrells weren't so busy fighting the Lannisters at court he would have 40,000 Tyrell men marching down on him at Griffin's Roost. It depends on whether or not he can take Storm's End. Should he succeed in doing so, he'll have a strong fort to hold out in against the Tyrells. Meanwhile he can secure an alliance with Dorne and have them march into the lightly defended Reach, or perhaps come to his aid in Storm's End.

I suspect he will win just because of how anti-climatic it would be for him to lose.

This is the Great Bearded Glacier we're talking about. He is the King of the anticlimactic.

[Bryce Caron]

He's actually in a really bad position. If the Tyrells weren't so busy fighting the Lannisters at court he would have 40,000 Tyrell men marching down on him at Griffin's Roost. It depends on whether or not he can take Storm's End. Should he succeed in doing so, he'll have a strong fort to hold out in against the Tyrells. Meanwhile he can secure an alliance with Dorne and have them march into the lightly defended Reach, or perhaps come to his aid in Storm's End.

I suspect he will win just because of how anti-climatic it would be for him to lose.

Aegon has a good position. The Stormlands are neighbors to Dorne. Dorne is a Targaryen loyalist kingdom. And Aegon has the factor of suprise, The Tyrell's probably won't take him serious until he surprises them in the field and defeats them. No one knows who is attacking the Stormlands, and probably suspects a smaller threat.

[Enarec]

@Louis XVI: Indeed, I might have to emphasize the spoilers. It only spoils the Winds of Winter a bit, though, and I expect most readers to be eager to learn more about it. I do warn, though, that while the chapter that was revealed is an early one a few other early chapters may be spoiled by it.