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TRUTH 🛑the truth about Hodors death explained
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Game of Thrones' beloved gentle giant appears to have perished at the hands of the White Walkers, after Bran Stark took control of his body during the attack on the cave where they'd been hiding out. It's a gut punch, since Hodor was one of the rare sources of joy in a deeply depressing show. • But in addition to being tragic, it's also game-changing. It sure looks like Bran just manipulated time, creating a link between Hodor's mind in the past and the present that warped the young Hodor's mind. That means Bran just demonstrated an ability to manipulate time and change the past, a skill with potentially earth-shattering consequences for the Game of Thrones universe. • • Hello everyone, If you are new here, Please don't forget to subscribe and click the notifications bell, so you don't miss any new updates on your favorite TV series. • Ever since Hodor was introduced in season one, one of the big questions surrounding the character is why is 'Hodor' the only word he can say? Now we've finally gotten the answer and it explains what happened. • When Bran wargs into Hodor while they were being attacked in the cave, he does it crucially while still observing the past. Bran is watching the past and controlling Hodor's body in the present at the same time. • That appears to have created a psychic link between past Hodor and present Hodor. We see past Hodor's eyes go white, which is what happens when Bran seizes control. Past Hodor hears Meera Reed yelling, Hold the door, through the link, which he starts repeating. He eventually shortens this to Hodor, and that becomes the only thing he can say for the rest of his life after that event. • So by seizing control of Hodor's mind in the present, just before his death, Bran screwed up his mind decades in the past. Bran created Hodor as we've known him on the show. Bran is responsible for the destruction of Hodor's mind. • This isn't the first time the show has suggested Bran has time-travel powers. During Oathbreaker, Bran watched his father Ned's battle at the Tower of Joy. He yelled at Ned, and it seemed like Ned turned his head. • At the time, the Three-Eyed Raven suggested that Bran had done nothing and Ned had turned around for some other reason. The past is already written, the Raven said. The ink is already dry. • But now it looks like this is false. Indeed, in interviews after that episode, Isaac Hempstead Wright, the actor who plays Bran suggested that Bran really does possess the power to change events in the past. • It's enough of a utility to just be able to look back in time and allow that to inform your decisions in the future, but the fact that you might be able to change time? It's massive. It's unprecedented, Hempstead Wright told the Hollywood Reporter. For Bran, it presents a humongous kind of challenge, because we all know from Doctor Who that if you start messing with time, things go wrong. I think the temptation now is definitely there. • #gameofthrones #houseofthedragon #housestark #hodor
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