Potential
Spoilers Below
I keep telling everyone that
similarities between The Wheel of Time (TWOT) and A Song of Ice and Fire
(ASOIAF) are vast even if there are those out there that say otherwise.
Chapter 1: A One-Trick Pony
What do we know? Dany goes
back to the one card she constantly pulls out of her sleeve; she burns people. She burned Khal Drogo
and Mirri Maz Duur, on a funeral pyre,
when she first brought dragons back
into the world. When her dragons were
locked up, she took people into the pits and had her dragons burn them as a way
to get those remaining to submit to her will.
She burned several people, they were trying to kill her, as she climbed
onto Drogon’s back and flew away.
She burned all the Khals at Vaez Dothrak to become the Stallion Who Mounts the World. She burned Sam’s dad
and brother when they wouldn’t kneel to her as their queen. What I’m trying to say is that she and fire have a
serious relationship. It this
the reason why she was referred to as “mother of dragons, bride of fire” by the Undying Ones within
the House of the Undying?
Chapter 2: The Break-up begins
It isn’t hard to see that Dany is a
control freak. As long as you bow and kneel
you are good. But now that we know that Jon
Snow has the better claim to the throne than she does based
upon her own logic what does that mean. First
let me say I don’t think Jon wants the throne at all. He really wants to do what is right for all
the people. The people in the north don’t
like strangers coming in telling them what to do and are stubborn, like the
free folk, and don’t bend the knee easily.
She basically threatened Sansa to Jon.
With Dany’s temper that could that lead her to go fall back to her “One-Trick
Pony”.
Jon has spoken to Sam and he raised
the same worries that Dany may not be the right fit for the job. Jon still defends her this time with the
realization that she is his aunt. Will
that knowledge cause problem with Jon as he wasn’t brought up like that? I believe that Dany will learn the truth
prior to the Battle for Winterfell and
that will start to chip away at what they feel for each other right now.
Chapter 3: The Battle for Winterfell
Both armies will line up and be ready to
face each other. The Night King or his lieutenants may send Hodor down to weaken the resolve of the Stark clan. The Night King hopes that seeing the gentle giant
as a wight will throw the Stark’s off their game. This is a fight for all of mankind and Hodor
dies his final death as the camera pans to Bran’s face who is emotionless as
ever. For hours they fight but the Army
of the Dead is relentless and doesn’t need food or rest. The living that are killed are simply made
part of the ever-growing army. The Night
King hadn’t shown himself in the battle as of yet but his lieutenants are just
as deadly with the ice javelins as Rhaegal took
a hit to one of his wings during the early stages of the fight. Being
hurt Jon returns to defend Winterfell as Dany continues to fight sparingly along
the fringes wary of losing another of her children. Morale is extremely low as the Army of the
Dead seems to have no end of soldiers upon which to call. The scene switches back to a conference being
held with the key players and they start talking about protecting the women and
children by sneaking them off to the south.
The discussion leads to the fact that they would be run down like sheep if
the Night Kings makes an appearance from the skies. Someone mentions that their side has two
dragons with which to fight and Jon reminds them that Dany’s dragons are not at
full strength as the northern cold doesn’t seem to agree with them. Words spreads and the women and children and
those not able to fight within the crypts start
to worry that death is all but a foregone conclusion. This is when Sam and Bran start a
conversation in which the topic shifts to the story of Joramun and Brandon the Breaker. We see Bran’s eyes go white as he shifts back
through time in an attempt to find an answer.
He returns and tells Sam that there was indeed a legendary Horn of Winter
and if they had it maybe they would have a small change of
survival. Bran tells Sam that the wildlings started out as rangers of
the Night’s Watch. During this time Joramun had possession of
the horn as a forward scout. He tells him
that the White Walkers launched an attack and Joramun blew the horn to awaken storied
heroes to fight against the Army of the Dead.
He explains that Brandon the Breaker and Joramun were fast friends; as
they were in fact cousins. After the
White Walker threat was dealt with rangers stayed beyond the Wall and
eventually raised families and stayed north of the Wall.
Over time the true threat was forgotten along
with the horn and both thought just a story to tell your children at night. Bran describes this horn and Sam’s eyes go
wide and goes in search of Gilly who
is looking after other children along with little Sam. The scene shifts back to the fighting and
bloody faces; without rest or reinforcements exhaustion would eventually lead
to their inevitable defeat. He asks her
where the horn that little Sam likes to play with so much. She finds the horn and Sam goes running back
to Bran. Bran then calls for Jon and Sansa and
tells them that they have to prepare to move south. Jon tells him they can’t retreat as they
would be overrun and everyone would be trampled and killed by Night King’s advancing
army. Jon tells Bran that the horn is
broken anyway; telling them how he tried to blow it when he found and made a gift
of it to Sam to remember his time ranging north of the Wall. Bran explains that the magic spells within
the horn only allows it to work when needed.
Within an hour word had been passed throughout the ranks that when the
signal was given everyone was to retreat and their host would move south. Bran questions Jon and Sansa as to why they
were always taught that “There must always be a Stark in Winterfell”? Because the Stark in Winterfell has to lead
the Kings of Winter. Jon responds with “what do you mean lead and
what Kings of Winter?” Not really lead but
be a figurehead to rally behind; Bran exclaimed. Father would have been the natural choice but
since he isn’t here… they both turned to look at Sansa. Sansa looked back and Jon and he responded
back with “You’re
the Lady of Winterfell” and she took the horn and raised it to her
lips. An eerie sound fanned out throughout
the battlefield. Dany caught unprepared
was about to be struck from behind with an ice javelin, from the Night King, when
Rhaegal swoops in at the last instant and takes the spear intended for Drogon
and plummets from the skies. Dany
devastated by the death of another of her children does the only thing she can
and flees. Dany is flying for her very
life with the Night King in pursuit.
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The crypts begin to rumble and ghostly
apparitions begin to appear; among them Ned and
Lyanna; including 13 other faces that
looked like the faces within the crypts that they played among as children. Lyanna tells Jon she is proud of him but he
has to get the people to safety. Ned,
wielding Ice,
tells Sansa that she has come far but that they would take it from here. He tells her that they will give them the
time needed to get the people south. Robert then
approaches his giant warhammer in hand telling Ned the battle will be over if he
continues to talk. Outside the crypts
you see more ghostly apparitions among them on a huge stallion sat a Dothraki;
braid uncut. Khal Drogo
rides laughing cutting his way towards a White Walker and engages in
battle. The Army of the Dead advance is
halted as more spirits join the battle against them. Ned looks to Bran and tells him he has a bit
further to go before his journey begins and with that the spirits were gone to
join the fight. Time passes… Dany with tears in her eyes sets out walking
leaving behind a dying Drogon; a wound taken by an ice spear to his side. Further along as she walked, she is approached
by men dressed in armor. How far had he
taken her where was she? Lannister men
as she saw as they approached. She heard
one man say the Queen will pay handsomely for what we have found today as they erupted
in laughter. The scene fades back to
Bran who tells Jon and Sansa that they have to leave him here as the Night King
was after him and that they would all die unless they did so. The looked at each other and both kissed him
on the forehead and the host proceeded without him. Bran looks skyward as the last of the people disappear
from sight.
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A few hours later what Bran was
looking for comes into view as he see’s the Night King approaching from the North. He lands the dragons and walks towards
Bran. Bran starts speaking as the Night
King stops about 15 feet short of his position and just looks at him. Bran tells him that it was he who stopped him
from killing Daenerys. He tells him that
their connection works both ways. Just
like you were able to break my warg to the crows I broke your warg to your dragon. As you fell from the skies, she was able to get
away from you and escape. The Night King
starts walking towards Bran and raises his blade to strike when he lowers it
and looks around shock on his once emotionless face. Bran was simply gone.
Chapter 4: The man who passes the
sentence…
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understand the following story:
As the refugees from the Battle of
Winterfell moves south a rider approaches with a woman dressed in red in
tow. Melisandre looking
as confident as ever approaches Jon Snow.
This woman the man exclaims as to speak with you. Jon unmounts his horse and she does the same. Sansa and Arya all the while
observing his every move. Jon tell her “I
told you to ride south and never return to the north”. On the day you would I promised to have you hanged
for the murder of the girl Shireen. She tells him that he needs her and that the world
would perish had she not returned. Someone
ask’s Jon if he should retrieve a rope and he responds with “The man who passes
the sentence should swing the sword”.
Two men force her to her knees;
Melisandre breaths heavily and tears form in her eyes as she looks up at him
briefly before turning back to look at the ground. Davos look
on; holding a burned toy in his hand.
Jon pulls Longclaw; it will be Dawn in the books; and raises the sword. Before he strikes Melisandre say’s “You know nothing,
Jon Snow” and the blade strikes true
killing her. Too late Jon thinks back to
how he had mistaken her for Ygritte before
and how she had spoken the same words to him.
He felt the loss of Ygritte all over again. He cleaned his sword and they proceeded on
their journey south.
Chapter 5: The Queen’s Justice?
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Dany stands before the throne hands
bound, stripped and naked as Cersei sips
a cup of wine with the Mountain and
Qyburn at her side.
Cersei laughs and tells her she is nothing without her dragons. Looking at Qyburn she asks him “What do you
call a dragon queen who has no more dragons?”
Cersei tells her to beg for her favor and maybe she will be a forgiving
queen. Dany refuses to do so. A frown appears on Cersei’s face and she tell
Qyburn to “Break the bitch and send her back to me on her knees”. She adds “Don’t get too carried away I want
her to live and serve her true queen until the day I end her miserable life”. Qyburn then leads her away to the black cells. Having undergone weeks of torture Dany’s
resolve weakens when Qyburn tells her she is with child. Dany agrees to be the obedient subject to the
queen if she could just see the sky once more.
Qyburn; a smile on his face; proceeds to take her the spot where he delivered
the news of the dead breaking through the Wall to the queen.
It will be at this moment that the
Night King riding Viserion will
swoop out of the sky and his blue white flame will consume Qyburn. Viserion will land and the Night King will
approach Dany. He will extend a hand and
she will take it willingly. He will
touch her forehead and her eyes will become bluer than blue. Benioff told us the following about
the Night King "I don’t think of him as evil, I think of him as Death”. This will make true the moment that the
Undying ones said she was the “mother of dragons, daughter of death.” This is the moment that Dany also becomes the
corpse queen.
The Night King remounts and
takes to the skies when a reanimated Drogon lands and Dany also takes flight. Dany flies toward the city as the Night King
is not far off. We also notice a third
dragon Rhaegal by the look as the Night King has also brought him back as well. Dany flies over the Red Keep and unleashes blue
flame onto the dome. Just then we hear a
bolt release and a large arrow flies across the sky from the dragonbow and pierces
the side of Rhaegal who falls dead upon the city below. We hear more bolts release as the city has
been armed with several dragonbow’s placed strategically around the city. We see both the Night King and Dany fly away
from the city.
The scene shifts to Cersei who
in outrage yelling at her council on why Qyburn would be so stupid as to release
the Targaryen girl from the black cells without her consent. They tell her that the throne room has a hole
in the roof and it will take some time to try and repair it. They tell her that her hand was
killed by dragon fire and she remarks he wasn’t a total imbecile as he at least
had enough forethought to design enough weapons and arm the city for just such
an attack. Her council members suggest
that they immediate set about burning the dragon as they didn’t know if the Night King
could bring it back yet again.
Chapter 6: The boy becomes a man
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We see Bran sitting in a clearing and
a horse driven cart drives along with a man and woman who stop. The man speaks “Boy why are you sitting in
the middle of the road”. He tells them
that he has lost the use of his legs and they ask where his family gone. He tells them that they were fighting in the Battle
for Winterfell as the Night King had broken through the Wall. They look at each other and ask him how long
he has been sitting there and whether or not he fell on his head as well. They tell him that they are on their way to Storm’s End to help with the building
of the sixth castle. They ask him since his
family is dead would he want to go along with them. They help him onto their wagon and they
continue their journey to Storm’s End.
As they are going down the road the woman turn’s to Bran and ask him how
big this wall was that this Night King broke through? Bran smiles and says that is a story for
another time; it is time I grow to become a man.
“Five more castles he built, each larger and
stronger than the last, only to see them smashed asunder when the gale winds
came howling up Shipbreaker Bay, driving great
walls of water before them. His lords pleaded with him to build inland; his
priests told him he must placate the gods by giving Elenei back to the sea; even his smallfolk begged him to
relent. Durran would have none of it. A seventh castle he raised, most
massive of all. Some said the children of the forest helped
him build it, shaping the stones with magic; others claimed that
a small boy told him what he must do, a boy who would grow to be Bran the Builder. No matter
how the tale was told, the end was the same. Though the angry gods threw storm
after storm against it, the seventh castle stood defiant, and Durran Godsgrief
and fair Elenei dwelt there together until the end of their days.”
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| He says almost because in the books only a few years have passed not nine like in the TV series. He would still be a boy in the books. |
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| Since HBO released this on the Season 1 DVD I have always thought that Bran time traveled back to the past physically |
Chapter 10: To wake dragons out of
stone
The legends speak of a hero who shall
be born again to wake dragons out of stone.
When the red star bleeds and
the darkness gathers, Azor
Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to
wake dragons out of stone. I have always believed that
Jon Snow was Azor Aha but the biggest problem was with the last part of the prophecy
“waking stone dragons.” Dany woke
dragons out of stone but it took time for them to grow to be the formidable
weapons of war that they have become. If
Jon Snow did the same thing, they wouldn’t be large enough to be of any use during
the war that is already upon him. So how
would dragons big enough to threaten the remaining Army of the Dead and the Night
King and Dany also? Bran of course
planned it all out from the beginning. But
first a little history lesson on dragons.
The Valyrians were originally a sheepherding folk of the Valyrian peninsula. When they
discovered dragons lairing in the Fourteen Flames, however, their rise
to power began. The Valyrians believed that dragons were the children of the
volcanoes.
“We can dismiss Mushroom’s claim
in his Testimony that the dragon Vermax left
a clutch of eggs somewhere in
the depths of Winterfell’s crypts, where the waters of the hot springs run
close to the walls, while his rider treated with Cregan Stark at the start of the Dance of the Dragons. As Archmaester Gyldayn
notes in his fragmentary history, there is no record that Vermax ever
laid so much as a single egg, suggesting the dragon was male. The belief that
dragons could change sex at need is erroneous, according to Maester Anson’s
Truth, rooted in a misunderstanding of
the esoteric metaphor that Barth preferred
when discussing the higher mysteries.”
When it comes to a maester’s
account of historical facts that date back long ago I normally go against what
they say. Using the maesters of this
time as a guide the things that they say are fiction normally turn out to be
fact.
“Hot springs such as the one beneath Winterfell have been shown to be
heated by the furnaces of the world—the same fires that made the Fourteen Flames
or the smoking mountain of Dragonstone. Yet the smallfolk of
Winterfell and the winter town have been known to claim
that the springs are heated by the breath of a dragon that sleeps beneath the
castle. This is even more foolish than Mushroom’s claims and need not be given
any consideration.”
You have to realize that Bran
has been around for a long time; before the Wall was built as he was the one who
built it. He most likely just warged
someone the same way the 3EC who
taught Bran; he stayed to long and a part of him was left behind in the man who
eventually got turned into the Night King by the COTF. This is why he looked on in horror as the man
was turned. With part of him in the man
the COTF knew they could utilize his warging ability on the dead and create an
army to defeat the First Men. As you can see the 3EC looked back on it
painfully as he knew he was the reason for the Night King to begin with.
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| He looks on in horror as this is the man he stayed in too long and the COTF used him to create the Night King. The 3EC's warging ability is used by the Night King to warg dead things. |
To get back to what I was saying. Bran wargs someone from time to time and
doesn’t stay to long as he doesn’t want something similar to occur. He could have also done it by giving the
person a dream the same way Quaithe does
with Dany. Either way the person moved Vermax’s
eggs into the incubator of the Fourteen Flames beneath Winterfell. The dragon eggs hatched and Bran used his
magic to bind the dragons to a signal that would bond them to the holder of
said signal. They fed and were nourished
off the same thing that the original dragons discovered by the Valyrians. These dragons however are huge as they have
been around for hundreds of years.
Remember what Dany said when she and Jon went on a dragon joy ride.
“In the Seven Kingdoms, there are tales of dragons who grew so huge that they could
pluck giant krakens from the seas.”
Dany laughed. “That would be a wondrous sight to see.”
“It is only a tale, Khaleesi,” said her exile knight. “They talk of wise old dragons living a thousand years as well.”
“Well, how long does a dragon live?” She looked up as Viserion
swooped low over the ship, his wings beating slowly and stirring the limp
sails.
Ser Jorah shrugged. “A dragon’s natural
span of days is many times as long as a man’s, or so the songs would have us
believe . . . but the dragons the Seven Kingdoms knew best were those of House Targaryen. They were bred for war, and in war they died. It is no easy
thing to slay a dragon, but it can be done.”
I believe that the
signal like the horn was part of Bran’s plan.
The signal would be activated in the presence of what it was meant to
combat. In case you haven’t figured it
out the signal is Lightbringer. When Jon triggers the signal and the swords
lights the dragons will wake and be drawn to him like Batman to the bat signal.
Chapter 11: Impossible
choices
Jon and his troops
have finally reached King’s Landing with dawn approaching
and winter in full bloom. Unfortunately,
they are surrounded on 2 sides now.
Cersei is in front of them and the Night King’s Army of the Dead behind
them. Jaime makes a desperate
plea to talk his sister into helping fight against the dead. They allow him to do so but have little faith
in her doing so. Dothraki scouts
approach and tell Jon that they have a few hours before they are overrun by the
dead. Trapped outside the city walls
they will find themselves in desperate need of another miracle. Varys, the spider, tells Jon
and crew that he may have another way into the city walls and asks for a small
group to escort him. Tyrion makes a joke about
Varys acting the hero and the two of them part ways. As they find themselves on the other side of
the city, they are caught off guard when they see Dany swoop down from the
skies on Drogon speaking a strange tongue.
His eyes go wide as he realizes what it is, he was hearing:
“One day at Myr, a certain man came to our folly.
After the performance, he made an offer for me that my master found too
tempting to refuse. I was in terror. I feared the man meant to use me as I had
heard men used small boys, but in truth the only part of me he had need of was
my manhood. He gave me a potion that made me powerless to move or speak, yet
did nothing to dull my senses. With a long hooked blade, he sliced me root and
stem, chanting all the while. I watched him burn my manly parts on a brazier. The flames turned
blue, and I heard a voice answer his call, though I did not understand the
words they spoke.
It only took a moment
as blue white fire erupted from the dragon’s mouth and the scouting party was
all killed. Varys the man who stayed in
the shadows came out of his nest and was stomped like a bug.
Jaime approaches the city gate and he
is allowed to enter; where he is escorted to the queen by Harry Strickland. He tries to reason with Cersei telling her
the dead are approaching their door steps.
Cersei asks why she should care as she is safe behind the walls of the
city whereas the people, he betrayed her for are the ones who will be slaughtered. He tries to reason with her that they all
need to fight the Night King together.
She dismisses the captatin-general of the Golden Company; telling him to return
to his post and defend the city. Cersei
looks at the Mountain and motions him towards Jaime. The Mountain unsheathes his sword and impales
and kills Jaime. Cersei sits upon the
throne, the ceiling having been repaired, tears starting to form in her eyes as
Jaime lay dead at her feet.
Harry Strickland is sent word by his
men that another Army is approaching. He
assesses the situation and orders the guards to open the gates. The man questions his orders and he cut him
down with his sword. Anyone else want to
countermand my orders and 2 men rush to do as they are told. The women and children rush towards the city
but the fighters commanded by Jon start making plans to fight the dead. The Golden Company make their way to Jon and
his men and are greeted with trepidation.
Jon pull his swords but this time Jon’s swords lights up as bright as
day and gives off heat. Harry tells Jon that
their swords are his. The scene shifts
to 3 other locations. We see 3 huge
dragons climb their way from beneath the earth from Dragonstone, the Waterfall
that Dany and Jon flew to and another location that wasn’t known to the
viewers. They all three leap into the sky
and fly towards the fighting. The scene shift
back to King’s Landing. Davos cries
Lightbringer and the others stare in disbelief.
Sansa has made her way into the city guarded by the Hound and are making their way towards the throne
room. Cersei at some point will find out
that Harry has opened the gates and will order the Mountain, in Mad Queen
style, to burn
them all, as she lay crying holding Jaime’s body. Men still loyal to Cersei are
fighting the people streaming into the city.
The Night King comes onto the scene and raises the dead that have fallen
in battle.
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see how CleganeBowl is kicked off. This
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At the rear of the Army of the Dead
there appears a flame that starts engulfing their army. The scene shifts to the Night King’s lieutenants
and they seem to appear shaken. The
largest of the 3 dragons lands in front of Jon and looks at him and bends his head
towards Jon. Jon recognizes the gesture
and climbs aboard the dragon and they take to the sky. Dany makes another appearance when a huge
dragon comes up behind her and she flies off away from the fighting. Jon starts taking out huge patches of the
Night Kings army with the dragon that he is riding and the other 2 do the
same. Dany sneaks up on one of the huge fire
breathing dragons and Drogon’s blue white flames hits the wings of the beast
and it falls from the sky. Jon seeing this
and also sees that Dany is pregnant has to make a choice. He banks from fighting killing the wights and
outflanks Dany and has the huge dragon breath fire on the woman who he once
loved and she, his unborn son or daughter and Drogon are disintegrated in flame
(will be a longer fight). The Night King’s
army is destroyed, King’s Landing is in the hands of Jon and crew and the day
has been won. A lot of good people died
in the fighting. The Night King however left
the fight and never returned. Jon tells
them he has to return to Winterfell because of something that Bran told him before
they parted. Arya asks to go along and
they fly away; both on dragon back. The
other dragon also takes flight beside them.
Chapter 12: The Last Battle
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see how the battle between Bran and Night King goes down
Bran after warging the Night King will
begin his second life as the enemy he fought so hard to defeat. He will come out of the Winterfell crypts
using his own legs (sort of) and climb aboard Viserieon and take to the
skies. He will then land walk around the
home he knew as a boy. Jon and Arya will
approach from the skies and Bran will see them approaching.
Bran will walk towards Jon bearing Lightbringer
in hand. Bran is talking to him but not
realizing that Jon can’t understand him, he’s speaking White Walker, when Arya
will sneak up behind him; Faceless man quiet and stab him with the valyrian
steel dagger. Bran’s second life doesn’t
last too long. Could he have possibly warged
into one of the two dragons Jon came back with?
Jon flies back to King’s Landing with Arya where Gendry asks for her
hand in marriage. To everyone’s surprise
she says yes. Everyone hails Jon as the
conquering hero and proclaims him King. Sam
tells Jon goodbye and he flies off on dragon back never to be seen again. Sam tells them after some time had passed
that Bran had told him that Jon would never return. He also told them that Bran told him that
Gendry was actually the true born son of Cersei and Robert. The council government came together and officially
named Gendry of the House Baratheon, first of his name, King of the Andals and
the first men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and protector of the realm.
Chapter 13: Time to go to bed
We see a book close and a child says “read
it to me again”. Little Sam now a man grown
and has a wife of his own is reading a bedtime story to one of his
children. When the book is set aside, we
see the name “A Game of Throne – by Samwell Tarley”. Maybe tomorrow if you are good; now go to bed
before the grumpkins come calling.
The final scene falls with Jon Snow
walking alone in the falling snow. A title
appears that reads “The Age of Heroes”. We
see White Walkers with blue eyes appear in that darkness riding Ice Spiders and
he unsheathes Lightbringer. They flee
back to where they came and Jon makes his way back to civilization. When he gets back a woman smiles at him and
she asks his name. He looks at her for a
moment and answers Jon Dayne. THE END
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see how why Jon can wield Lightbringer
I didn’t have time to sync up
every timeline. Know that I believe that
Bran doesn’t jump back in time until after most of the events take place. This is how he knows how things play out and
the stories that we have heard so much during this series are just him retelling
them in the past. Click here for
an example of that. In the books there
is a section to me that shows Bran talking with Jon as the 3EC before Bran even
leaves for his journey north of the Wall.
It seemed to me that he was prepping Jon to replace him. I think Jon is able to go back because he did
the same thing that Bran did and jumped back in time as well. Click here to
see that interaction between Bran and Jon.
There are loose ends about
other characters but if you really want to know what I think about them just read
my blog. I’m not even advertising on my
blog so don’t say I’m trying to drive traffic there for profit. I truly just wanted to share with anyone who
wants to read it.
Comments encouraged. Love to hear the idea’s of
others. Most believe that since I present my idea’s as “fact like” I’m
not open to change my viewpoints which is far from the truth. I simply
look at the information presented and go from there. If you can shine a
light on another way of thinking that opens the door to debate.
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