Game of Thrones

If it's ice, it does make you wonder why the zombies that control ice would have a problem.

^ And they can't swim, but somehow they attached those chains to the dragon and pulled it out of the water.

Sam's Master was right.

The wall kept them out for centuries. And would have continued doing so, had they done NOTHING.

Those idiots brought the key to the wall right to the Night King.

Originally posted by marwash22

#JusticeForGilly

Lol 👆

Originally posted by cdtm
Sam's Master was right.

The wall kept them out for centuries. And would have continued doing so, had they done NOTHING.

Those idiots brought the key to the wall right to the Night King.

Yeah, seems so in hindsight.

Originally posted by Robtard
Yeah, seems so in hindsight.

It also means, if Jon was never resurrected, Dany would never have been convinced this one time in her life to not go with her gut, would have obliterated Cersi and Kings Landing. And of course, the Night King would have been left staring at the wall.

Not sure who to blame here between Jon, the Red Woman, or whatever powers apparently wanted Jon around..

The Snow Zombies probably would have eventually taken over the wall anyway. Just a matter of time.

The Wall's magic keeps them out. Unless someone drags them in, like the wight.

nope. the magic kept them away from the wall. they would have defeated the night king by doing nothing at all. i hope GRRM doesnt f*ck his story up like d&d did.

Originally posted by cdtm
The Wall's magic keeps them out. Unless someone drags them in, like the wight.

Oh, magic, huh. 😕

Thing is, the maps in the books show that The Wall doesn't stretch across fully from coast-to-coast. The Shadow Tower is the first tower on The Wall, but before that there is Westwatch by the Bridge which sits over a gorge not even a part of The Wall. It's how I imagine Osha and her crew got through in S1.

Also, it seems like this particular attempt to claim the realm of men has been built towards by the Night King for some time, (not the kind of thing that happens every winter.) The second book even suggests that magic itself has been bolstered throughout the land, possibly due to the return of dragons. The point is, I expect that the Night King and his brood would have gotten through or around The Wall eventually.

Originally posted by Inhuman

I guess that's a big reason I don't care as much for fantasy as opposed to sci-fi.

But luckily for GoT it has amazing story and character arcs.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
I guess that's a big reason I don't care as much for fantasy as opposed to sci-fi.

But luckily for GoT it has amazing story and character arcs.

The wall was built with strong magical spells set in place specifically designed to keep out the White Walkers and their undead slaves. So it's more than just a physical barrier. It's why Wildlings can climb it, but The Others can't.

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
nope. the magic kept them away from the wall. they would have defeated the night king by doing nothing at all. i hope GRRM doesnt f*ck his story up like d&d did.

^ OMG that's too funny.

Arya's not his sister though.....

lets be honest though, seeing jon+arya would put us all in therapy. and they're actually cousins.
yet we had no problem watching jon+aunt dany and getting all hot and bothered.

Thing is Jon and Danny never knew they were related. Jon and Arya however have been brought up as brother and sister. So the former gets forgiven, but not the latter.