The 11 Most Important Game of Thrones Season 7 Moments (So Far)

One of the most compelling theories in the series focuses on Daenerys's three dragons . . . and the three individuals who are destined to ride them. This brief shot from the first teaser could hint at the the theory.

With Jon Snow as the King in the North, Cersei Lannister as the reigning Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, and Daenerys Targaryen as the Mother of Dragons and Queen of the Andals, it's clear that all are suiting up for the ultimate fight. The real question is, who will end up on top?

This moment hearkens back to the most recent finale, when Cersei Lannister destroys a huge chunk of King's Landing with the ever-dangerous wildfire. It may serve as a reminder of what we've seen, but we can't help but feel like it also signifies what's to come.

Based on the second trailer, it looks like Daenerys finally makes it home to Dragonstone. This is the Targaryen's ancestral throne, and it also signifies that Dany has officially made it to Westeros. Here we go, y'all.

The first trailer shows 3D renderings of all the house sigils, and they're all about to collide with deadly force. We have a feeling a lot of alliances and betrayals are in our future.

Having lost all of her children and lashed out with wicked and deadly force, it's clear Cersei is not one to f*ck with. There's a solid chance this will only manifest in scarier and more vicious ways as we near the end.

Consider the ominous words of Daenerys: "Lannister, Targaryen, Baratheon, Stark, Tyrell. They're all just spokes on a wheel. This one's on top, then that one's on top, and on and on it spins, crushing those on the ground." As the sigils all crumble, we can't help but wonder if these historic houses as we know them will all be destroyed.

After the Battle of the Bastards, Jon Snow has proven his worth as a warrior. With the help of Sansa, it seems like he's finally ready to let loose a battle cry and fight.

When all the sigils crumble to the ground, they break into a strikingly familiar formation: it's the pattern we see when Bran watches the Children of the Forest create the first White Walker. That has to mean something, right?

Cersei is in a relatively mild climate. Westeros and King's Landing often seem to be bathed in sunshine. But Cersei's icy breath can only mean one thing: even the lower parts of the land are feeling that Winter chill.

Both teasers pull out to reveal the icy blue eye of the greatest threat in Westeros: the White Walkers. It's kind of eerie that both clips seem to unfold under the watchful eye of this foe. Maybe the houses should stop clashing and band together for the greater good. And maybe they'll realize this all too late.