I thought this was meant to reveal he was Targaryen
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>Can be killed by weapons made from dragon fire.
>Can't be killed by dragon fire.
Wat?!
ok
the writers don't care
nobody cares
just consume product
Only goblins can kill the NK
nah, that'd actually be decent writing, user.
haven't you been paying attention?
>Can be killed by a person made from 80% water
>Can't be killed by being completely submerged under water
Wat?!
He has wards against fire you dumbass. He doesn't have words against valyrian steel because he didn't know about it.
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he WAS based
>He has wards against fire you dumbass.
When was that established?
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When he walked through flames and was magically unharmed.
Why was the Night King immune to fire? Isn't the reason that dragonglass kills them is that it was touched by dragonfire or something?
You know there's cream that protects against fire right?
When an ice wizard is immune to fire you immediately think he must be using a cream or something? It's a magical ward dude.
>themes are for eighth-grade book reports
A-are they right anons?
Have i been childish for enjoying stories like LotR?
Do I need to grow up and mature so I can enjoy the adult writing of GoT?
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writing with a deliberate theme in mind sounds pretty bad though desu.
kys my man
Why are you so pissed? Just admit defeat.
>Gurm specifically writes every conflict with themes of honor and duty in mind
>DABID WHAT IF WE TOOK A SHIT ON THEMES
>wards
Where was this established?
I mean every single great fantasy series is heavy on themes, they're kinda necessary to non-fiction
nope, it's just a cheap moment of drama made to make the battle feel hopeless before Arya's deus ex machina teleport and nothin personnel conveniently ends the battle before everyone dies