Jaime Lannister—Gold Hand—is the hero of legend and prophecy.” If that’s true, then Jaime’s gold hand is the key to proving his identity as Azor Ahai.

Is Jaime Lannister the valonqar? In A Feast For Crows (and season 5 of Game of Thrones), we learned about the prophecy that Cersei heard as a young girl and has shaken her to the core ever since.

And the answer to that question is almost definitely no. Come on, after everything he's been through, Jaime isn't going to drown in his own armor. That's no way for the Lannister knight to die.

Twitter was buzzing with reactions to Jaime Lannister’s (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) missing golden glove during an emotional hug with sister/lover Cersei (Lena Headey).

"King Jaime Lannister" may have a nice ring to it but, while that was George R.R. Martin's initial plan, Game of Thrones was better off without it.

As we wait these agonizing weeks until the final season of Game of Thrones, Esquire is breaking down the key players and what the endgame could have in store. This week we're focusing on Jaime ...

Game of Thrones saw Cersei Lannister may have pledged to send troops north with Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen to defend Westeros against the army of the dead.