Remember her vision in the Temple of the Undying? She saw snow on the throne, touched it, and then she was in the afterlife with Drogo and her son.
The reason the Night King wanted Bran was because he knew Bran would be king for a thousand years, and the wisest king would be the Three Eyed Raven.
They planned this all along.
Forshadowing isn't character development. It's just viagra for incompetent writers.
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and where on reddit did you here that?
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>remember her vision in the temple of the undying?
yep. for 6 seasons.
I did not know she was going to die there but I knew the "vision" was real. because cercei's witch predictions also came true, horribly. RIP lanister daughter, you did not deserve to go like that. (the poison one.)
>Forshadowing isn't character development.
Where did this line come from? It's not wrong but it's annoying seeing it parroted everywhere.
>She saw snow on the throne, touched it, and then she was in the afterlife with Drogo and her son.
But it was ash in the finale. And she didn't touch it in the prophecy. This is probably the way it was always going to happen, but the problem isn't that it happened, the problem is that the foundation wasn't built for it to feel like a logical narrative progression.
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