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This theory would also explain how the Night King always seems to be in the right place at the right time.


"Immortal as he is, he waits for himself to be born thousands of years later, knowing when and where he has to be to mark the young Bran, personally kill [the Three-Eyed Raven] for hiding the truth about what would happen with him, and eventually being able to destroy the Wall with a certain dragon," the Redditor explained.

"The reason the Night king doesn't end his misery by killing his younger self is that he has finally learnt the ink is dry and he would fail again. The reason he doesn't kill Jon Snow, and instead observes him at Hardhome, will be covered in the end."


Sunday's episode also seemed to provide further evidence to support this outcome. The Night King showed up to the frozen lake not only with ice spears capable of killing a dragon but chains big enough to drag one out of the water, indicating that he may have orchestrated the entire battle to force Daenerys to fly north.


"Wasn’t it super-convenient when Jon & Co. attacked the White Walker patrol, that one wight in this patrol was reanimated personally by the Night King and didn’t decay when Jon killed the White Walker?" Quora user Ralph Lengler wrote.

"The island on the frozen lake is clearly visible from the place where they captured the wight. This led me to believe that the Night King had a plan.

It was crucial for the Night King’s plan that Gendry knew they had captured a wight in a good condition and that his companions were safely trapped on an island of a frozen lake. And that he made it back.

The Night King carefully chose this setup in order to increase the likelihood that Dany with her dragons would intervene.

It wasn’t coincidence that he waited hours, if not days, and only attacked ten minutes before Dany’s arrival."
If the Night King did know all of this ahead of time, then he is most likely a
greenseer. And that could be the final piece of the Bran Stark puzzle.


"The Dragon and the Wolf," the finale of Game of Thrones' seventh season, airs Aug. 27 at 9 p.m. on HBO


source: http://time.com/4909961/game-of-thrones-bran-stark-night-king/

However, since time in the
Thrones universe seems to operate in a closed loop — meaning Bran cannot change the past through time travel, he can only fulfill it — he is predestined to fail and his consciousness will end up trapped inside the body of the Night King.

Present-day Bran has technically not yet made this mistake, which would explain why both he and the Night King can exist at the same time.


"When he realizes he failed again, he tries to go back in the current timeline, but can't because he's too deep into the past and stayed too long," turmoil26 wrote. "From here, Bran gets stuck in the past (exactly as [the Three-Eyed Raven] and Jojen warned him not to) and becomes the Night King. With the combination of the Childrens' magic and Bran's power, he becomes the villian instead of the hero he tried to be, resulting in [him] turning against the Children for creating him and getting stuck behind the magical Wall he later builds as Bran the builder.

With an undead dragon now under his control, the Night King seems poised to wreak complete havoc on the people of Westeros. However, the motivations behind his vendetta against the living may not be what they seem.


Based on similarities between the Night King's attire in Sunday's episode and the outfit Bran Stark wears in his visions — a detail spotted by Reddit user
Trivial-Savoir-Faire — some fans are speculating that Bran is actually the Night King himself.

alexialin:


What say you?

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Chukazu:


There is English translation, then even the Arabic code, you can learn a thing or two ; when I was in school, during their (Muslim) morning devotion, there were some catchy chapters they usually turn into song... Though in Arabic but I was still able to memorize them, even till today I still remember when I hear it over there mosque

well i did memorize their prayer back in school I still no it..

Chukazu:
The memorizing of KORAN part is a life saver; most of the people carrying out terror attacks are usually religious bigots, and your ability to memorize a few chapters always comes in handy when they began to separate "sheep for slaughter" because of their sympathy for a particular religion

Lives have been saved by knowing these

"know the secrets of your enemies "

its in Arabic how dou momorize such?

cristianisraeli:



Yes i agree..am a christian but i know the koran and surah as well..its called art of war

how do I even know what am reading. let alone memorize it?

Oluwasaeon:
Give them to the old woman. What else

is that all? remember she doesn't knw what it is

what would you do?

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IamLEGEND1:
it was just light striking the wolf head at the right angle, nothing more.

Bran can't war into inanimate objects.

we don't knw that yet.

As the camera focuses on Longclaw, his sword, Jon can be seen tapping his hand out of the water.
But something happens in that moment, I can't be the only one who noticed this about Longclaw.


Yup, Longclaw's eyes popped open. See?


It can't just be accidental, can it?


Valyrian-steeled Longclaw is the bastard sword that belonged to House Mormont. Jeor Mormont, as Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, gave it to Jon Snow, who served as his steward until Mormont's death. Though Longclaw was taken from Jon's dead body, he got it back after returning from the dead.


Fans on Reddit stressed that Longclaw's eyes are just a transparent piece of crystal that fills out when the hand is behind the handle. So the "opened-eyes" effect is just a reflection of Jon's hand hitting the ice. What a bummer.


Others argued the hand does not reach that far to create a reflection. Is that just a drop of water? An optical illusion?
Or could it be Bran warging into Longclaw? Who knows...One thing's for sure, it's really cool.

The last episode of Game of Thrones left fans screaming and ripping their clothes at the death of beloved dragon Viserion — and its return as a zombie ice dragon.
But perhaps, in the fury of the battle with the White Walkers, you didn't notice a teenie-tiny detail, and it has to do with Jon Snow.


The King in the North miraculously escapes death by coming out of the icy-cold water (thank you for not dying again, Jon).

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