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It’s pretty obvious his role was to keep that chair stationary.
My biggest question about Bran at this point is if he has the ability to see the future or only the past and present. If he can see the future, then his role was to draw the Night King to him so that he could be killed by Arya. If he can only see the past and present, then what the heck was he doing the whole time he was warging.
Right, that is the problem. Did he know that she was going to kill him or just think that was their best chance to take him out? I'm not sure. It seems like he would have known before the Night King got there that dragon fire wasn't going to do anything so he was screwed (it had already been proven not to work in the battle). If he couldn't see the future, then why not warg into someone with some Valyrian steel to come to the god's wood? All signs seem to point to the fact that he can see the future, but if so, why didn't he give Jon and team a little more help in planning the battle.
Because he knew that the only way to make it happen was to drop subtle hints and once the pieces were in motion, they could not be micro-managed lest he disrupt their plans. Plus, there was still that connection between Bran and the Night King. If Bran "knew" Cats Paw wielded by No One would be the end of the Night King, so might the Night King.
I thought it was an action packed mess of an episode, all sorts of problems, the kind of episode that makes you shrug and say it's just a TV show.
Looks like they have Starbucks in Westeros. 
'Game of Thrones' viewers spot odd object during Winterfell celebration
'Game of Thrones' viewers spot odd object during Winterfell celebration
George R.R. Martin says that three of HBO’s Game of Thrones spinoffs are ‘moving forward nicely’
George R.R. Martin says that three of HBO’s Game of Thrones spinoffs are ‘moving forward nicely’
George R.R. Martin says that three of HBO’s Game of Thrones spinoffs are ‘moving forward nicely’
Episode 4 went about as expected except I had forgotten about the anti-dragon weapons. 
I don't recall Sansa being untrustworthy in the past but I'm by no means an expert on this story.
I don't recall Sansa being untrustworthy in the past but I'm by no means an expert on this story.
So do you think Dany turns mad like her father? I've changed my opinion on how this plays out. All just speculation but won't surprise me to see Jon having to take Dany out to stop her slaughtering innocents at Kings Landing. She looked really pissed last episode. Anyway, just a thought.
I enjoyed the episode 4. To me there were only two bad parts: 1)the sneak attack from Euron. The logistics for that whole scene don't make sense - She should have been able to see the ships from a long way away being up high; It would be impossible to have 3 direct hits on a moving target from the moving deck of a ship (not to mention that the range on those ballistas was absurd). 2) They have completely 100% fumbled the Ghost story line. First he wasn't even in last season, then in the Battle of Winterfell he was in the initial charge, then we didn't see him again, but somehow he survived minus an ear, then Jon doesn't even say goodbye. Terrible. Other than those two aspects, I thought the dialogue was great. So many good scenes.
I am apparently one of the 10% who has never watched a single GOT episode. So, I was just reading commentary in the news... Is everybody in the series getting killed off one by one? 
It has been that way since season 1. You should really dive in. A fantastic journey.I am apparently one of the 10% who has never watched a single GOT episode. So, I was just reading commentary in the news... Is everybody in the series getting killed off one by one?
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