re: Game of Thrones S6:E4 "Book of The Stranger" Bookreader Thread

I think it's the future or present. I also think the nights king might be a warg as well

I think you're wrong

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As much as I love the books, the TV show just keeps getting better and better. Long live Khalisee the Unburnt!!

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Is this a troll?

Bran obviously gets impatient and goes off "seeing" on his own and ends up where he doesn't mean to. The NK sees him, I agree. I could definitely see him waking before anything major happens like wildcat suggests.

I'm more interested in the red priest in Meereen. Tyrian and Varys have been set up for a little humility. That's the main consistency with GOT... no one is as in control as they think.

I hope Sansa doesn't believe a word LF says. If she does, it only proves she hasn't learned anything from all of the shite she's been through which would be very disappointing for her character.

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I predict the Falcon somehow eventually kills Robin...

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I'm still shocked he made it this far. And a whole scene without a seizure.

Only reason he is still alive is that no one would believe LF If he was killed in some sort of accident. They barely believe him about Lysa. So right now he needs Robin to have control over the Vale


Now once they go to war and little robin wonders out into the fray a little too far.....

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Only reason he is still alive is that no one would believe LF If he was killed in some sort of accident.

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That Falcon is going to somehow make him fall out of the moondoor at some point.

Imo Lf gave Robin a real falcon because the last time, he brought a crystal falcon and Robin immediately threw it out the moon door

Plus a falcon is the arryn crest

How bad will it be when Bran gets killed by the Night King and Rickon gets killed by Ramsey in the next episode? Then later this season Ramsey defeats Jon in the Battle of the Bastards and reclaims Sansa.

House Martin: Nothing good ever happens to a Stark.

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I noticed in the Bran vision scene that it looks like the Night's King can see him. No sign of the Three Eyed Raven with him either. It also looks like it's not far from where Bran and co are since the big Weirwood is in the background. What I'm curious about is if this vision is taking place in the past, present, or future?

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I'm guessing that the vision he is having is a vision of the future, as the White Walker army is getting closer to the wall. But the Night's King definitely sees him, which isn't surprising considering Ned heard him, so it wouldn't surprise me if a being that probably uses magic to raise the dead could actually see him.

The fact that the 3-eyed Raven isn't with him is pretty intriguing. I think Bran getting impatient, or just tired of being pulled back from his visions so soon, and him just trying it on his own is probably the best explanation. Was Meera trying to wake him up inside the cave, or outside the cave? It looked like they were inside, but I can't remember (and I can't rewatch while I'm at work).

What would be a cool twist is if Bran actually went back in time with his vision to the 1st time the White Walkers attacked. But I doubt that is what happened.