The indian voice slip hahahh

I always knew that AI itself was actually an Indian tech worker...it's like the wizard of OZ

Bran IS Close to allknowing
Can manipulate timelines and predict Outcomes
He can Mindcontrol men and beast
Looking at the threeeyed Raven He lives for an eternity.....

Looking at him sitting at the throne in the End IS more scary than an undead Army

2:39 I heard hindi 🙂

Bran isn’t Bran. He died when he fell out of the window and Blood Raven took over the Bran’s body.

I think Bran was terribly saddened by the horrible injustices in the world around him and was well aware of the impact his visions could have.  Certainly, were he to directly involve himself in the outcome of a situation, its trajectory would be guided by his personal bias.  Thus, the visions would become delusions that led to intentional harm.  He had to be quiet and still regardless of how he felt about people and events and what he knew about them.  If there was ever to be a truly just King, it could only be him.  He simply understood this.  The wicked would be vanquished and the ones who vanquished them would, naturally, no longer be able to unsee the horrors that they had committed and unlearn the compulsion to treat everyone around them as a potential adversary.  Bran (or rather, the Raven) would realize this and, I would imagine, understood the role he could play.  A role that only he could play.  To be a truly just King that could eliminate centuries of ugliness and brutality he could say little or nothing of what he saw without becoming compromised himself.  It's sad that he couldn't show emotion about these tragic events that surrounded him.  It's sad that all of the things that makes us all human had to be taken from him in order for him to make the world a better place.  His stoicism was mistaken as an insult instead of the curse that it truly was.  Heavy is the Crown.

Bran's story is heavy influences by Norse mythology. George R. R. Martin said so as well. Bloodraven is heavily Odin inspired and Bran is heavily Loki inspired. Loki's son is Fenrir the direwolf, Bran got Summer the direwolf. Odin is the Seer, Loki is the Whisperer. Bloodraven is the Seer and Bran is the Whisperer. Loki was greatly wounded by and never forgave his offspring being cast out of Asgaard by the gods, Bran being pushed from the tower by the golden rulers is a nice analogy to this. Odin works to avoid Ragnarok, Loki often works towards Ragnarok. Bloodraven initially works towards stability for the Targaryens, Bran watches the city burn as planned.

As the Three-Eyed Raven it can be argued they are the same but there are different aspects. George R. R. Martin as a writer often play with Yamnaya oral tradition(Yamnaya is Norse and Hindu and other less known Yamnaya cultures). In Yamnaya oral tradition it is Man-Women-House, God-God-Truth and Nature-Nature-Truth. It is both a way of telling tales but also the journey towards wisdom(To see). Meaning truth is not in the singular aspect(often Constants, Archetypes and Extremes in the stories) but truth is derived from the third. The meeting and interactions of things told without written morale or doctrine. It can be pragmatism or prophecy; truth in any form. It is gained over time by teaching to think and feel rather then dictating what to think and feel. Observing, listening then allowing the third to come on its own in each individuals own journey. At times decades after a story was first told.

The Raven is wisdom and the seer in Norse mythology. Of coerce the third eye of wisdom is the obvious conclusion but be absolutely certain that writers such as George R. R. Martin and Tolkien did understand the basics of Yamnaya oral tradition(truth in the third) and for it to have dual meaning both understood by the Norse and by Monotheists in different ways is clever and in line with writing in duality. Many writers have done this in the past and it is a sort of a signature of ownership a writer can do that people rarely pick up on, but writers themselves feel deeply connected to.

Bran “I can never be Lord of anything”:
Tyrion “Will you be Lord protector of the realm?”
Bran “Why do you think I came all this way?”

Littlefinger was an artist. It took a literal god to outplay him.

Waiting for others to fall only works if you perfect knowledge like Bran did.

That was my first theory that he was the evil  and nobody would expect him to take the crown from Jon, but Budde did

I still don't buy that Littlefinger wouldn't have taken off as soon as he knew the game was up with Bran knowing everything. Even if he wasn't sure how much Bran knew the risk was too high.

You are so right. I saw it at the first watch, and the whole world didn't catch it. OMG, THE VILLIAN WON. that's crazy. BRAN goal is to be a GOD, not a KING

Man's played everyone. 👀

Any man who must say "I am the king" is no true king.
Tywin Lannister

Wow! Just wow.🤯

Hodor, hold the door. Felt sad for the boy when I got this.

Nah that dude told him changing stuff is dangerous cuz unintentional changes and warned him might f everything up that’s there’s no fixing it so letting people die cuz they have to isn’t evil

Everything you said has sound reasoning behind it. There’s only one issue I have with this. There’s a point where you mentioned that this is no longer Bran…and that something else has taken over...the 3 Eyed Raven. Yet, you keep referring to him as Bran, all the way to the end. The belief is that the 3 Eyed Raven has taken over Bran’s mind…so in the end where you say Bran learned from the climb, that led to the fall, it can’t be that based in the fact this isn’t Bran…because this is the 3 Eyed Raven.

The thing wearing Bran manipulated events so that he may end up as King 👑