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Really? You think the Night King would have traveled all that way, seen the wall, and just headed back home? Really?!
They were getting through/around the wall one way or another. Having the dragon just made it easier.
But what was the plan before the dead dragon became available? Was the Night King going to knock on the gate and pretend to be a door to door salesman, and rush inside when the gate was opened?
But what was the plan before the dead dragon became available? Was the Night King going to knock on the gate and pretend to be a door to door salesman, and rush inside when the gate was opened?
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Originally Posted by Sundaydrive00
Didn't the Hound's vision originally have them going around the wall where the sea had frozen? The dragon probably just saved them a few days.
So no, they were not going to just " knock on the gate", they were going to go around the wall.
Actually, I wondered this myself but with a slightly different twist. Could the mountain be a plant for the Night King, just biding his time until he gets the signal from the Night King to kill Cersei?
We all assume that the Night King is out to get everyone, but maybe, in the end, he's only going to be out to get ONE very evil queen.
The night king didn't bring him back from the dead. He is somewhat living.
So no, they were not going to just " knock on the gate", they were going to go around the wall.
Except that the Night King has shown no ability to instantly freeze seawater. Heck, the dude couldn't even freeze lake water. And in the scenes with the Wall's destruction, one can plainly see that the sea wasn't frozen.
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Like another poster said, it could have been anything that opened up the way south. I was just trying to point out how the writers once again went for the easy/showy scene without considering the finer points of it.
At this point in the GoT series, don't try to make sense of it, just sit back and enjoy the ride...
But what was the plan before the dead dragon became available? Was the Night King going to knock on the gate and pretend to be a door to door salesman, and rush inside when the gate was opened?
Except that the Night King has shown no ability to instantly freeze seawater. Heck, the dude couldn't even freeze lake water. And in the scenes with the Wall's destruction, one can plainly see that the sea wasn't frozen.
The Night King wasn't going to freeze the seawater. The seawater is freezing because it's winter, which means it's extremely cold outside.
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