Is it increased by being the Three-Eyed Raven? If so, doesn't that make it less fair for him to be king?
shareWe have no fucking idea if he's going to die from an infected pressure ulcer in a few days, or reign as an omniscient god-king for the next thousand years.
It's only one of the many reasons I absolutely hate the ending, but it's a biggie.
Is there a weirwood tree that he can live in?
shareWas Bran the Broken part of GRRM's masterplan? It seems rather odd, considering that he did bugger all, BUGGER ALL in the entire show.
I'm rewatching the LOTR trilogy, and I can't help thinking that Aragorn DESERVES to become King at the end, since he did so FUCKING MUCH by comparison.
Good point. Especially since Aragorn was also king by birthright, so he might've still been able to be lazy and claim it. Whereas Bran got it by a pseudo-democratic process, and yeah, did bugger all. I've read that Bran being king is one of the few details of GRRM's he gave, so yeah, looks that way. But, maybe it's wrong, or maybe it'll be more satisfying in the books.
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