Sansa's story is over.  Regardless of how much the show runners want to shove "Girl power!" down our throats, Sansa will never rule the North.  She needs to have a child to carry on her family and as soon as she marries, her husband becomes the ruler.  I know it's been a while, but look at how useless Cersei was when Robert was alive.  Hell, when Tywin was in King's Landing.  I don't want to say for certain that Littlefinger wants to marry Sansa, but that's how it's looking.  And in that relationship, he will be in charge.

So whether Bran returns or Sansa marries some Northern Lord next season to unite the North, her power wanes.

Gender dysphoria is a very real, observed and documented mental illness. People who think they change between man and women or some made up 3rd option at will have no basis in science, and even they did have an established disorder, it doesn't make their belief true.

You can't change your sex. It's in your DNA. You can mutilate your body and take hormones to help you pretend you're the opposite sex, but you'll never change. Those who think you can change your sex by taking a pill and having surgery are entertaining fantasy. I can no more become a woman than I can become a Jedi or a dragon.

I don't even know what gender means. Again, pseudo science. Sex is binary. You either have an X or Y chromosome. End of story. But I've yet to find anyone who can tell me what gender means objectively, and when we use common sense to explain it, the progressives flip out.  Tell me something that is unique to one gender? Something that only a "man" has or can do.  If you said functioning testes, you just removed all your transgender friends and anyone who suffered an accident or was born sterile/deformed. So because no one can define what gender means, how can a "man" feel like a "woman"? Seems like gender is just another bullshit word crafted by sociologist to pretend they're just aren't a lot of really weird and fucked up people out there.

That doesn't mean that someone who is different should be harmed, abused or treated differently under the law. It just means we shouldn't legalize the tooth fairy so a bunch of mentally ill people can pretend they're no longer ill. Would you support a law that says Ebola  patients who don't identify as having Ebola should be treated as free from Ebola and require everyone else to play along?  The emperor's not wearing any clothing, but the DNC is trying to pass laws that require we all pretend he's clothed.

So how do you guys think this season will end?

My guess is Cersei will burn down part of King's Landing with wild fire, killing Tommen by mistake.

The town will turn to chaos as the King is dead an no successor is apparent. This would be a good time for Varys to fulfill his book plot when he returned to King's Landing, adding to the Chaos.

I don't think Dany will return to King's Landing this season, as I believe she'll get there after the event I think will happen during the last scene. I believe her first time in King's Landing will be just like in her vision.

Jon and Sansa will be at Winterfell, having defeated Ramsay. The Northern Houses will quickly support Sansa's role as Lady of the North, as I think Rickon dies. Little finger will be there to influence Sansa, having obtained influence in the North and East.  Jon will have to decide what's next, realizing the Others are marching South. This will separate him from Sansa, concluding their time together. Jon will make a statement to the fact he's just a bastard, his place is out there.

We'll break to Bran who will for some reason will complete the Tower of Joy scene, revealing Jon's true parentage and answering the question who should be king, giving the audience the answer to who Jon is and where he should be. The show's wonky on travel time, but I can't see Bran making it any further than the Wall this season. While there, Bran will sense the Nights King who will have his entire Army glaring at the Wall. The season will end with The Wall crashing down and all of Westeros exposed.

Unless Dany turns out to be the daughter of Rhaegar and Lyanna, Jon is the center of the story.  He's the only one who has the blood of ice and fire running through his veins.  Everyone feels bad for Dany because her family was murdered and exiled from Westeros, but her ancestors were the villains.  The Starks have ruled Winterfell  and the North for over 8k years, and while the Arryns and Lannisters have Andal blood, they trace their ancestry to just as far back as the Starks.  300 years ago, Aegon Targaryen shows up with his 2 sister wives and 3 dragons and fucks up the continent.  The Targaryen's were a lower house in Valyria and no one paid them any attention when they fled to Westeros and settled on Dragonstone. 

It was through the Targaryen's that houses like the Tyrell's, Baratheon's and Tully's came to be the lords of their respective areas.  So to view the Targaryen dynasty as some kind of joyous time, completely misses out on the destruction and harm they caused.

The theory I subscribe too more than others, is that Jamie and Cersei are the bastards of Johanna Lannister (Tywin's wife) and Aerys Targaryen.  Cersei's obsession with wild fire, desire to burn down King's Landing and continual fall into madness are clear signs of this to me.  She is the mad king's daughter.   Ironically, if this is true, that would give their children a legitimate claim to the Iron Throne rather than pawning them off as Robert's.

I also think Varys is a Blackfyre/Targaryen not because of his support for Aegon/Dany (though that is certainly a good reason) but because we know that in the books and show, King's blood means something.  The Red Priest Kinvara recently made mention of Varys being cut and his manhood being tossed into the fire and hearing the voice of a god.  If Varys was just a normal bloke, would his blood have had any magical properties?  Maekar the Cruel (I probably misspelled that) killed all the masons and carpenters who built the Red Keep, so that only the Targaryen's would know of all the secret passages in King's Landing.  And who knows more about these passages than anyone?