If Theon was a good man he would be with his sister. Theon is alone with Bran. Bran looks down and back up. He tells Theon, "You're a good man." Theon is selfish and is trying to make amends, but he cant make amends for the things hes done. He silently accepts the compliment. Then Bran plays another masterful bluff. Night King Should Have Won: Numbers. The Night King is the leader of the Army of the Dead. This is to say, he commands all of the dead. Any person his army kills becomes added to their ranks. However, his army is even bigger, as multiple tombs were unearthed, the frozen corpses rising from the dirt to join the White Walkers in their war against This trait is admittedly more evident in the books; in the first novel’s prologue, the Walkers speak to a defeated Night’s Watch ranger in a “mocking” tone, and in A Dance With Dragons The man became the Night King, the first of the White Walkers. In Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2, just like the audience, Samwell Tarly asks Bran Stark why Night King wanted to kill the latter and what did he want. To this, Bran tells Sam that the king of the dead wanted 'an endless night'. He said, "He wants to erase this world. A subset of the Great Other theory states that the Night King is looking to free the Night Queen, a figure with whom Bran the Builder, the Night’s Watch, and the book version of the Night King When asked in depth about the show adding the "Night King"(opposed to the books Night's King) GrrM had this to say: As for the Night's King (the form I prefer), in the books he is a legendary figure, akin to Lann the Clever and Brandon the Builder, and no more likely to have survived >to the present day than they have. The Night King does not even exist in the books. Yes true. But that doesn't mean he won't show up later. Also, even if he doesn't appear in the book, that doesn't mean that the show did not intend him to be the same person as the ancient NK from the book. 2.) The children of the forest created the show Night King, so he can't be the book Night An upcoming book featuring concept art from Game 0f Thrones has revealed that the Night King originally had a very different, more regal design. The Night King was a source of many fan theories following his introduction in the season 4 episode "Oathkeeper", which gave Game Of Thrones fans their first glimpse at the inner-workings of the White Walkers, something that had never been explored in Ned Stark is the Night King. There is a chapter in book 1 where “Eddard Stark dreamed of a frozen hell reserved for the Starks of Winterfell”. They use the crypt of Winterfell as their final resting place and each statue holds an iron sword to stop the Great Other from getting their Souls. Ned's bones were sent from Kings Landing by Jamie The Night Rainbow, Claire King’s debut novel, has been highly praised by such firmly established novelists as Joanne Harris and Maggie O’Farrell. It has been promised that the book is ‘an unforgettable novel about innocence and experience, grief and compassion and the dangers of an overactive imagination’. eCqzRd.