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One of the Most Important Chapters in A Song of Ice and Fire!? (Explained)

Welcome back for another Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire videos. In this video, I will be discussing what I believe is one of the most important chapters in A Song of Ice and Fire. I think this chapter may hold some of the clues that hint at how this series will end. Now that we have seen how HBO ended Game of Thrones; fans want to know how George R.R. Martin will end his masterpiece, A Song of Ice and Fire. As you all know, Bran Stark became the king of the Seven Kingdoms at the end of Game of Thrones Season 8. But will this happen in the books? Bran Stark's final chapter, in A Dance with Dragons, left us with more questions than answers. What visions will Bran Stark see through the eyes of the weirwood next? What does Bloodraven and the Children of the Forest really want? Will we see the Children of the Forest create a Night King in the books as well? What happened to Jojen Reed? Are the Children of the Forest, and/or, Bloodraven, still working with the White Walkers? What will happened to Bran Stark? How will A Song of Ice and Fire end? When will the Winds of Winter get released? I give my opinion on a lot of these theories in this video. Let me know what you think down below. Thanks for watching!

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George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire Novels
George R.R. Martin's The World of Ice and Fire

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