GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings
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Siliconemelons
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Okay, sorry to harp... but going back to Bran. I don't think he was like "okay, I must make Willis retarded so he can carry me around one day." for all he know he took a horse hoof to the backside of his melon. Also it seems they where portraying the kid as "simple" even before the seizure etc. Based on stories talking about it and posts in both threads here I still think Bran and Bloodraven where stuck in the vision - either due to the night king or due to the fact bloodraven most likely spend every moment between "he is coming" and then flooding Bran with visions and info and they where "to far gone" to simply go out, so - he had to warg into hodor via his younger self and the trauma of suddenly seeing a vision of yourself older in a cave full of friggen zombies running for your life - is indeed going to break anyones mind let alone a giant/human halfbreed simpleton. I don't think it was the intent of Bran to do that.
Also if bran could do that by warging into anyone he could just do that to everyone he needs to take down, boom your done, boom boom, yeall my Hodors now!
Also if bran could do that by warging into anyone he could just do that to everyone he needs to take down, boom your done, boom boom, yeall my Hodors now!
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I keep trying to work out some theory in my head about the significance of the dead wolves, but never put in enough time to make a connection. Or maybe there is none. The wolves seemed like an important symbol, from their introduction all the way through, and I can't shake the idea that the ones who are dead are important symbolically, but I haven't seen anything that seemed like a good theory on that.
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The wolves are the sacrifice each character has to make, except for a bastard, they are the innocence of all the characters finally passing. ... that's all I got.
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As far as the show is concerned the significance of dead wolves is that it frees up CGI budget for other things, hopefully more flame on.
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I think it's something similar to this. The wolves are protectors, and when they die the associated Stark doesn't necessarily die (although they may e.g. Robb), but they change in a major way.
Lady dies, Sansa goes to King's Landing and finds out what a dick Joffrey is and her life isn't going to be a fairy tale
Grey Wind dies, Robb realizes he fucked up by not marrying the Frey
Summer dies, too soon to say but Bran is probably going to be a lot different after what just happened in that cave
Nymeria is still alive, Arya has been through a lot but is still Arya.
Ghost is alive, Jon got killed and came back, but something big is still waiting for him (Tormund's cock).
fuck Rickon
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just throwing shit out there, but what are the odds that rickon is also a warg and he can warg multiple animals like the Night King but he is crazy wild so he does it instinctively? im thinking ramsay tries to feed rickon to his hounds then realizes to his horrible surprise that rickon turned them all against ramsay and is eaten alive. rickon was the trap set by the umbers. ok ok, im putting my tinfoil hat away now.