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Post by jon snow loves sansa on Apr 25, 2019 20:33:03 GMT
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Post by Marendil on Apr 25, 2019 21:04:48 GMT
that is what the WW remind me of You think Craster was a Targ? Best guess is that's his inbred sons.
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Post by Aj_June on Apr 26, 2019 9:19:11 GMT
that is what the WW remind me of You think Craster was a Targ? Best guess is that's his inbred sons. This rather less famous theory has picked in popularity since The Last harpy put a video on it recently. The theory is that only a Targ can ride a dragon. But those who created this theory themselves recognize that the dragon that got killed doesn't own his free will anymore and is controlled by Walkers. Of course, Walkers were created through the first men.
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Post by Marendil on Apr 26, 2019 9:46:37 GMT
You think Craster was a Targ? Best guess is that's his inbred sons. This rather less famous theory has picked in popularity since The Last harpy put a video on it recently. The theory is that only a Targ can ride a dragon. But those who created this theory themselves recognize that the dragon that got killed doesn't own his free will anymore and is controlled by Walkers. Of course, Walkers were created through the first men. Ah, OK, thanks for the info, I only occasionally read up on theories anymore and seldom watch any videos.
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Post by jon snow loves sansa on Apr 26, 2019 14:18:10 GMT
This rather less famous theory has picked in popularity since The Last harpy put a video on it recently. The theory is that only a Targ can ride a dragon. But those who created this theory themselves recognize that the dragon that got killed doesn't own his free will anymore and is controlled by Walkers. Of course, Walkers were created through the first men. Ah, OK, thanks for the info, I only occasionally read up on theories anymore and seldom watch any videos. I dont know about any theory , I'm going by looks , they all have silver long hair and they look like targaryens ( dead ones ) plus that message NK left them with the dead boys parts its the targaryen sigil. it looks like it a lot and when they torched it up it looks more like it .
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on May 1, 2019 16:44:04 GMT
I never gave much thought to that, thinking white hair on White Walkers would be a coincidence but since the other book-idiot mentioned the Night's King it reminded me of the legend the books tell, which is also told in the History and Lore that come with the show: the character known as the Night's King was a Lord Commander of the Night's Watch who declared himself king and took an "Other" as wife. The "Others" are what White Walkers are called in the books.
Now think about a Lord Commander we saw who became King in the North then took a pale skinned, silver haired wife which whom he sacrificed a whole people and whole armies in an open field…
Then think about some time-loop fiddling Brandon…
Not saying this is leading anywhere yet.
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Post by jon snow loves sansa on May 1, 2019 22:17:31 GMT
I never gave much thought to that, thinking white hair on White Walkers would be a coincidence but since the other book-idiot mentioned the Night's King it reminded me of the legend the books tell, which is also told in the History and Lore that come with the show: the character known as the Night's King was a Lord Commander of the Night's Watch who declared himself king and took an "Other" as wife. The "Others" are what White Walkers are called in the books. Now think about a Lord Commander we saw who became King in the North then took a pale skinned, silver haired wife which whom he sacrificed a whole people and whole armies in an open field… Then think about some time-loop fiddling Brandon… Not saying this is leading anywhere yet. I find this story fascinating since the WW don't speak I wonder how the lord commander communicated with his dead wife yes I agree many coincidences with current events with the exception Jon doesn't have love for Dany they are using each other for their own benefits but one can't discredit the similarities in the story with current events !! I'm thinking the NK went after Dany so much he wanted her for his queen .
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on May 2, 2019 6:15:05 GMT
I never gave much thought to that, thinking white hair on White Walkers would be a coincidence but since the other book-idiot mentioned the Night's King it reminded me of the legend the books tell, which is also told in the History and Lore that come with the show: the character known as the Night's King was a Lord Commander of the Night's Watch who declared himself king and took an "Other" as wife. The "Others" are what White Walkers are called in the books. Now think about a Lord Commander we saw who became King in the North then took a pale skinned, silver haired wife which whom he sacrificed a whole people and whole armies in an open field… Then think about some time-loop fiddling Brandon… Not saying this is leading anywhere yet. I find this story fascinating since the WW don't speak I wonder how the lord commander communicated with his dead wife yes I agree many coincidences with current events with the exception Jon doesn't have love for Dany they are using each other for their own benefits but one can't discredit the similarities in the story with current events !! I'm thinking the NK went after Dany so much he wanted her for his queen . The story of the Night's King is legend. As such it is a little core of truth filled up with simple, logical looking deductions. So the 13th Commander reigned for 13 years, just as the Bible says it rained for 40 days and the Jews erred for 40 years. If he took a wife then he must have loved her and if she looked different then she must have been an "Other". They had blue eyes so let's say she had blue eyes too. This is how legends are made in the telling. Incidentally, this is the one aspect GRRM is most serious about in his writing: he insists on mirroring the way history comes down to us, with its legends, its beliefs, its factual but biased and often conflicting reports. He goes so far as to write fake biased history. In one of these, in The World Of Ice And Fire, he has Maester Pycelle praise Robert Baratheon in obviously sycophantic terms, which recalls the panegyrics of late antiquity. So watch out, and if the story ends in some backwards time travel fuckery, let's remember this.
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