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Gilly's son will be the next NK, raised by SamThe only way this ending to the NK will sit well with me is if a new NK takes his place (Bran?!). And it's implied that a new undead army will be formed over the next 1000s of years.
I really didn't expect Bran to survive this episode and have no idea how his story will end now. But imo it's going to give us the final conclusion to the NK/undead somehow.
Lithose this might be the only post of yours I've ever 100% agreed with. Rustled as fuck NK just did the John Cena you can't see me to Jon again and Arya takes the glory. No extra shit about Melisandre and why she's been fighting for so long, I guess we just assume the Lord of Light is real and was against the great Other dark god the whole time...nothing else to it.
Episode was thrilling and brilliant. The lighting of the Dothraki Arakh swords only to see the slowly get snuffed out by the unseen horde of undead was one of the most effectively chilling things I have ever seen on a movie or TV screen.
he'll be the next lord of light priest and +100fire to sword that sam gives him!Mountain is way stronger than Hound
Why is it even gonna be close
All I got is that the Night King was essentially a superweapon created by the Children of the Forest to kill off the First Men. It got out of hand but Brann is the only remaining practitioner of the magic that created him. Also the keeper of all the long forgotten lore via TreeNet. Not that that fucking mattered really but I can understand that this was the reason the NK was drawn to Brann specifically. Even if it didn't do shit else.
Brann being able to create wards against the undead might have been helpful though ya heard?
What that doesn't explain is the NK's consciousness. Clearly it was sentient. The NK had thoughts and strategies, waited thousands of years before attacking after the first Long Night. I can even accept that The NK just hates all warmth and the living and that it had to wait for the next Long Night to fight again/build up its wights and numbers for millennia. But is that all it thought about? Why did it wait and give a dramatic pause before it was going to kill Brann? IDK just a lot of unresolved shit about the WW. I guess I'm okay with that though.
Also yeah so dark I had to change the setting on my other monitor to darkmode so I could see shit lol.
Arya getting the final blow on raid boss kind of made the most sense. Think of HOW MUCH FUCKING SCREEN TIME they gave her character. From the suffering, to the training, traveling, her list, cockles, faceless assassin, many faced God shit, purpose for Melisandre, I mean that culmination basically built itself.
Most disappointing thing for me was Bran doing FUCK ALL. Theon out there like a boss, was on like a 47 kill streak, all so Bran could....warg some birds and look at the NK....wtf?
Also, another obvious plot device was the total loss of the dothraki and loss of a dragon, evening up the final army sizes at the end. Targaryens and 1 dragon, night king slayer, some unsullied, Jaime the rest of whoever is left, vs Cersei and Euron.
no, bran just lacks all humanity, he did the same w/ meera, she's like "jogen died for you, hodor died for you!!! don't you feel!!!"When Bran tells Theon that everything he did got him here, I think Bran is playing some huge Chaos Theory game. When Bran tells Theon that he's a good man, it's like Bran is some arbiter of morality, too. Maybe there's just no great way of dealing with these things in a show format.
i thought Jons dragon died.
Well, that evens things up a bit more. Makes the NK's death even more lame honestly.
His entire thousand year quest culminated in him scoring a melee kill on Theon before getting 1 shotted by a stealth rogue assassin in the godswood. So, he took out a lot of unsullied, the Dothraki, House Mormont, Edd, 3 eyed Raven, Theon and a dragon.
Lol.
Are you really surprised? Stealth rogues are fucking OP in PVP combat.