The Real Reason The 3-Eyed Raven Chose Bran Stark REVEALED!

[@burtwonderstone5906]

I hate it that he got to be on the iron throne

[@charleswrightington5176]

I think that bran is part night king once he got the mark

[@swarnikareema]

Did you notice Bran's expressions when the children of the forest were abt to stick dragonglass in that man's chest?as if he was feeling the pain too..not like we wince in pain by watching other's suffering,but like it was actually being done to him..👀

[@stephanielowde1564]

I believe bran is the night king I think the night king slowly transformed himself into bran when he grabbed brans wrist and left the handprint

[@swarnikareema]

@@stephanielowde1564 sad the writers left us all guessing such things to rush onto another project😔 so many unanswered questions,so many plots initiated n never touched again.such a huge show n such a bad performance by d n d by the end. Will never get over this.

[@georgehermans2187]

I don’t believe Bran is Brendan Rivers successor. I believe that blood raven has worged into Bran the same way Bran had Worged into Hodor.

[@astrinymris9953]

I have a weird theory that Bran is destined to become the three-eyed crow (it's not a raven in the books), and is thus grooming *himself* to take the role. When you've got mental time travel as canon, the possibilities are wide open. I also believe that Bran's paralyzing fall was engineered to start him on his journey. If you read the scene in the book, Bran was already slipping and on the verge of falling before Jaime saved him by pulling him up. If Jaime had wanted him dead, why bother rescuing him in the first place? I believe that Future Bran/the three-eyed crow set up child-Bran to fall, to prevent him from going south and destroy his dreams of knighthood and steer him into becoming a greenseer. When Jaime interfered with that fate by grabbing Bran's hand, the TEC influenced him to push the boy out the window, something that shocked even Cersei. If *Cersei* was stunned, what are the chances that this was Jaime's own idea?

[@ray101892]

Bran being the 3eR didn't really make sense for me because by that lineage, robb, sansa, arya and rickon could also be 3er candidates. Northeners rarely marry into the Targs and in their universe nobody ever thought this connection is the key to unlocking powers until Rhaegar. I think Jon Snow is more appropriate because his parentage is like Brynden's (Half Targ, half northerner). I guess Grr martin didn't want to give all the powers to the chosen one because it's a tired fantasy trope.

[@AdamNazari-k2l]

Bran warged Theon and committed murder in winter fell(hooded man). Also believe he warged Frey (big or little can’t remember)

[@swarnikareema]

Can someone tell me why did the old three eyed raven Brynden Rivers took Bran on a vision in Winterfell (where he saw little Hodor) when in the previous scene he had asked him to 'leave,now' after Bran was marked by the NK.If it was that urgent to leave as was depicted by his acting why were he n Bran chilling at the past version of Winterfell?waiting for the NK to come n kill them both?🤷

[@Napoleon1815-l8c]

I have an interesting theory. What if Bran (actually the Night King) warged into Daenerys Targaryen and used her to destroy King's Landing. That way, she would get all the blame for everyone's death and Jon Snow would have to kill her. Bran could then take the throne. No one would be able to successfully stand against him with Jon exiled and Dany dead. This is why Daenerys must be resurrected in Volantis and why Arya, Sam, and Tyrion could travel North of the Wall to find Jon Snow (with the help of Tommen) after they learn the truth the Bran.

[@stephanielowde1564]

Finally someone who thinks like me I think this is what happens to

[@Napoleon1815-l8c]

By the way, I meant Tormond. Not Tommen

[@karankakkar4777]

We need the OG voiceover back 😅

[@whitewitch32]

I don't think Bran is a Bran anymore, I think he is posest by something or someone (Geat Other). I aswell think Great Other and R'hilor is this smae entity, it's just dualistic.