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In Game of Thrones Season 7 Episode 6, after
the team had to stay out in the cold for many hours.
Upon request of a flame in order to
Beric lights up his sword on demand.
Why does Beric not use his flaming sword to keep the team warm when they are all clearly freezing?
Will the knowledge that he has come back from the dead not play to his advantage?
In Game of thrones Season 7 episode 6 , when John snow is coming up from cold water after killing some undead the eyes of the long claw(his sword) is getting opened. Approx time frame (52:24-52:29)
I know that Stannis Baratheon was the lord of Dragon Stone for a long period of time. When he failed to conquer King's Landing the first time he chooses to go to North as guided by Red Woman & Ser Davos.
Ser Davos tells him that we can go to Iron Bank & get some funding to buy sell swords. At t...
Towards the end of Season 7 Episode 6 we see:
At this point Rhaegal is flying next to him but then seems to fly off over the mountains and away from the danger.
A short while later we are back at the wall and Dany is looking out over the lands presumably looking for Jon. However, over head we...
In S07E06 of Game of Thrones, we see the Night King killing a dragon with an ice spear.
That got me thinking why didn't he use those spears to kill Jon Snow and others when the white walkers were waiting for ice to form for almost one night.
Could there be a specific reason for that?
In S7E6:
Taking in account how big the spear is, how far he throwed it and
we deduce that a huge Ballista would be needed to achieve such a throw.
That means that the Night King (or white walkers in general) must be incredibly strong.
However in some episodes we see Jon Snow sword fighti...
Spoilers for S07E06:
On one hand[1], I appreciate the intent behind trying to de-spoiler TFA questions.
However, we don't have THIS deep and wide a level of hiding data for any of the older works, like the other 3 Star Wars films (Episodes 4-6) or Harry Potter.
Does it mean that at some point we will have an offic...
There seems to be a growing trend lately of question titles being edited to replace any object, person or plot point for a recent movie or TV episode with a vague "this X", resulting in titles like "Why did this person do this thing?"
An example from today (before):
And after:
Why wasn't thi...
Before he started A Song of Ice and Fire, George R.R. Marting wrote a children's book involving both fire dragons and ice dragons, called The Ice Dragon. It also features a fear of winter.
It is often said to take place in the same world as A Song of Ice and Fire, for instance in a review in The...
At the end of season 5:
In the most recent episode of season 7:
However, in season 1:
So my main question is, how are wights reanimated?
The events in season 1 seems to contradict the idea of the Night King needing to be in proximity to turn the dead into wights. If wights can be reani...
Since you have added the books tag, I will avoid the show heresy and answer this from the books.
What do Others aka White Walkers wear?
In books, others do not run around naked. They are dressed in a special magical armor which camouflages them into their surroundings.
From wiki:
"Had ma...
Lots of spoilers for S7E6 here:
After the Daenerys escapes from the Night king, the undead army pulls the fallen dragon out of the lake. To achieve this, they use chains.
Where do they have tons of chains from? Would that imply that the Night King has a "base" (or castle or whatever) somewhere...
One thing that is still bothering me and I forgot to ask until now. The White Raven in the Season 6 Season Finale was sent to mean the Winter has come, right? At least is what they said.
But in Season 7, they keep talking about preparing for the winter which is ...
In episode Beyond the Wall, Dany and Trion had lengthly coversation about succesor. And Trion said to Dany:
“You say you can’t have children, but there are other ways to choose a successor, The Night’s Watch has one method, the Iron Islands for all their faults have another.”
Why did he think i...
In Season 7 episodes 5 and 6, we see:
It's really not clear to me how this mission had any merit to begin with:
Even if they succeed, there's no reason for anyone in Kings' Landing to believe that there is more than one such specimen, or that White Walkers exist, or that the wall won't stop ...
In a World of Ice and Fire, during the 10,000 ships chapter (Nymeria stuff), there is a lot of talk of water magic. In the books, and the show, we've seen what we presume is blood magic, fire magic, and arguably some dark sorcery. However, I can't think of an instance where water magic has been u...
At the end of episode 6 we see the White Walkers use huge chains to drag Viserion out of the freezing water. My question is where on earth did they get hold of such huge chains and how where they able to enter the water to secure the dragon when the Walkers are afraid of water ?
