Como os poderes Wargging de Bran funcionam no S06E05 “The Door”?

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No quinto episódio da sexta temporada de Game of Thrones , "The Door",

Bran is "warged" into the past, viewing a scene in Winterfell from when Hodor/Wyllis was a child.

Enquanto isso,

Whitewalkers are attacking the cave, and Hodor goes into fits similar to the last few times Whitewalkers have attacked. Eventually, Hodor's eyes roll back, which is our visual clue that Bran has warged into his body, and he starts behaving un-Hodor-like, standing up and taking action. It is apparent that Bran is now in control of Hodor's body.

Mas,

Bran is shown to still be warging/viewing the past (is that the same power? Is it something else?). So he seems to be both viewing the past and controlling Hodor's body at the same time.

E finalmente,

Bran appears to - intentionally or not - also warg into young Hodor/Wyllis's body while in the past, causing the young version to seize and begin shouting the phrase heard by his older present-day self.

Então o que realmente aconteceu aqui?

How do Bran's powers work? Has he ever been able to warg two people at the same time, or was that only possible because they were both versions of the same people? Has he ever warged into someone while viewing the past? Has he ever been shown to be able to "see" himself as himself while warging someone, as he was still seeing himself as Bran while controlling Hodor? Or was everything that happened in this episode brand new incarnations of his ability?

    
por Paul L 23.05.2016 / 19:48

1 resposta

Eu não acho que haja uma resposta canônica definitiva ainda. Tanto quanto sei, Bran nunca havia se envolvido em duas coisas ao mesmo tempo antes do incidente.

Em esta entrevista , Isaac Hempstead Wright (Bran) diz:

Hodor was a totally normal kid that was screwed over by Bran.

Os atores são muitas vezes deixados no escuro sobre o futuro de seu personagem ou têm uma opinião diferente do GRRM. No entanto, na ausência de uma direção clara, vou pegar o que Wright diz.

Hollywood Reporter também postou um artigo que extrapolou um pouco. Obviamente, isso não é canon, mas eu postei, pois contém algumas perspectivas que originalmente não me ocorreram.

In the final moments of "The Door," Bran's green-seeing and warging abilities crossed the streams in such a way that he wargs into Hodor and orders him to "hold the door" from an army of the dead. It gives the present Hodor his final directive, and the past Hodor the new name and limited vocabulary that would haunt him for the rest of his life.

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In Game of Thrones, Bran hopping into the past and ordering Wylis to "hold the door" always happened, resulting in the name and word "Hodor." While it's a harrowing end for such a beloved character, the implications are even more unsettling, as it confirms suspicions that Bran can indeed interact with the past, with horrific results.

Juntem-se, a implicação é que Bran estava, de fato, aquecendo o atual Hodor e o passado de Wyllis / Hodor ao mesmo tempo. Além disso, a interferência de Bran no passado foi o que causou Wyllis a se tornar Hodor. Bran não apenas vê o passado, suas ações podem ter conseqüências reais.

    
23.05.2016 / 20:45