Unsolved Mysteries - The Lost Song and The Third Voice

Potential Spoilers Below

One of the things that was never resolved IMO was the Tuatha'an and their search to find their lost song. 

The Tuatha'an

The search for their lost song was the primary goal of the Tuatha'an by the time of the events in the series. It has been theorized that the song might have been known to Lews Therin Telamon and thereby to Rand Al'Thor, and it has likewise been suggested that the Aiel could have learned the song through the use of the pillars ter'angreal at Rhuidean. While this could potentially be true, co-author Brandon Sanderson responded on his personal Facebook page to the question of whether the Tuatha'an ever discovered their lost song. He responded, "[Robert Jordan] said specifically this was something that did not happen, at least not in the scope of the novels." (February 4th, 2013)

Lews Therin Telamon

Aiel Warriors

Rhuidean columns

Rhuidean

I have been saying all along that A Song of Ice and Fire (ASOIAF) is a mirror world of The Wheel of Time (TWOT) so will we find the song in the pages of its books?

First Mirror World encountered by Rand

AS THE FIRST MEN established their realms following the Pact, little troubled them save their own feuds and wars, or so the histories tell us. It is also from these histories that we learn of the Long Night, when a season of winter came that lasted a generation—a generation in which children were born, grew into adulthood, and in many cases died without ever seeing the spring. Indeed, some of the old wives’ tales say that they never even beheld the light of day, so complete was the winter that fell on the world. While this last may well be no more than fancy, the fact that some cataclysm took place many thousands of years ago seems certain. Lomas Longstrider, in his Wonders Made by Man, recounts meeting descendants of the Rhoynar in the ruins of the festival city of Chroyane who have tales of a darkness that made the Rhoyne dwindle and disappear, her waters frozen as far south as the joining of the Selhoru. According to these tales, the return of the sun came only when a hero convinced Mother Rhoyne’s many children—lesser gods such as the Crab King and the Old Man of the River—to put aside their bickering and join together to sing a secret song that brought back the day.

The Long Night

Since everything is coming full circle in ASOIAF will the secret song be sung giving us a glimpse into what the song may have represented in TWOT.

Who is the third voice?

“I thought I could build, Lews Therin murmured in his head. I was wrong. We are not builders, not you, or I, or the other one. We are destroyers. Destroyers. Rand shivered, and scrubbed his hands through his hair. The other one? At times, the voice sounded sanest when it was the most mad.”

For the longest time, I kept thinking that this was referring to either Jon Snow or Daenerys since they were the characters who most line up with Rand.  But as I sit here thinking now it jumps out at me that the third voice is none other than Bran; Bran the Builder to be more precise.  Since IMO Bran is all the famous Bran’s throughout their history and the fact that it is inevitable that the Wall is going to come down because he has been marked by the Night King and therefore the destroyer of his greatest creation.  Everything that he has tried to build will get torn down because of him but he still has a chance to fix some things before humanity itself could be destroyed.

Jon Snow

Daenerys

Bran

Bran the Builder
Notice that both Bran's seem to be cripple

The Wall
When will it come crumbling down?

Bran being marked by the Night King

Will these 2 mysteries be resolved in ASOIAF and also tie the two series together once and for all?

Comments encouraged.  Love to hear the ideas 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.