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Or right. Thanks!The way the NK gripped Bran which then allowed his forces to breach the magical security of the 3ER's treecave.
Or right. Thanks!The way the NK gripped Bran which then allowed his forces to breach the magical security of the 3ER's treecave.
Yes, has to be something to want to go warging at such an inconvenient time! I don't really want the timeline to be too complicated but I think we'll have a much better understanding of it by the end of this season.Hahaha yeah, Bran really f***ed up a LOT in this episode. Although to be fair, I think the Three-Eyed Raven intended for him to "create" Hodor. It seems odd that, after knowing that Bran had messed up and the NK could now walk right through the Raven's front door, he would suddenly insist that Bran go warging with him one last time to old Winterfell. Why exactly did they go there, especially when they knew the NK was coming? They didn't expect him to be there that quickly, but they had to know he'd be there soon.
The only reason I can think of is, the Raven had to make sure Bran created Hodor. If he didn't, then that could f*** up the entire timeline and Bran might have never made it to the Raven, thus undoing everything.
The only reason I can think of is, the Raven had to make sure Bran created Hodor. If he didn't, then that could f*** up the entire timeline and Bran might have never made it to the Raven, thus undoing everything.
Hahaha yeah, Bran really f***ed up a LOT in this episode. Although to be fair, I think the Three-Eyed Raven intended for him to "create" Hodor. It seems odd that, after knowing that Bran had messed up and the NK could now walk right through the Raven's front door, he would suddenly insist that Bran go warging with him one last time to old Winterfell. Why exactly did they go there, especially when they knew the NK was coming? They didn't expect him to be there that quickly, but they had to know he'd be there soon.
The only reason I can think of is, the Raven had to make sure Bran created Hodor. If he didn't, then that could f*** up the entire timeline and Bran might have never made it to the Raven, thus undoing everything.
I like this description. t:The way I saw it was the Raven was uploading knowledge into Bran and Winterfell was just the "loading screen" while the upload was in progress.
I think the revelations were good. Nothing about the Whitewalkers origin was really wrong to me although it wasn't what I was expecting either, we also don't know how they ultimately end up becoming the threat they are now.
And I could not agree more on the complete waste of the direwolves in this series. All of them have been rather brutally killed without much of an effort or in some cases, the worst thought out ways possible. Bran's escape did not require the sacrifice of the wolf, or that Child and even Hodor might have been able to survive had that explosive been used a little more thoughtfully to bring down part of the tunnel and keep the walkers at bay.
But the story had to go this way for whatever reason and my only real nitpick is how many characters just seem to die in dumb circumstances. Not everyone needs to go down fighting a 100 men/beasts/monsters/whatever but so many of them just fling themselves into completely unwinnable circumstances and don't win, making it all the more foolish.
I was listening to a podcast the other night and one of the hosts said Bran's **** up was like a teen that steals his parents car and backs straight out of the driveway into a lightpole.
More like backing into and running over the family dog and his older brother to boot.
I was listening to a podcast the other night and one of the hosts said Bran's **** up was like a teen that steals his parents car and backs straight out of the driveway into a lightpole.
Jon knew (or knows) absolutely nothing about Littlefinger and his treachery unless Sansa completely filled him in on that offscreen. Are we to assume that? And even Sansa is unaware that Littlefinger betrayed Ned and put a knife to his throat -she wasn't present for any of that otherwise she would have never trusted him to begin with.