George R.R. Martin's The Winds of Winter has the chance to fix a big mistake from Game of Thrones season 7, thanks to a plot device set up years ago.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Game of Thrones set up but then dropped a better way to bring the Wall down than the Night King and wight Viserion, which came from its dumbest storyline, but The Winds of Winter can put it right. Bringing the Wall down was a long-anticipated moment in Game of Thrones; a necessity for its plot, allowing the army of the dead to advance upon Westeros, and also one of spectacle.
Game Of Thrones Bringing The Wall Down Came From Its Dumbest Story When it came to how Game of Thrones brought down the Wall, it chose the grandest spectacle possible : a dragon. More specifically, the undead Viserion, who was killed by the Night King and then reanimated. In a way this makes sense: not only does it look good on TV, but if you need to bring down something made of ice, then a large creature that can blast out fire isn’t a bad option.
Why The Winds Of Winter Will Have To Bring The Wall Down Differently To Game Of Thrones There are a few reasons The Winds of Winter will have to bring the Wall down in different fashion to Game of Thrones, not least the fact the Night King does not exist in the books.
It’s quite possible that this old warhorn is actually the Horn of Winter, aka the Horn of Joramun. Legend has it that the horn is capable of bringing down the Wall, and while Mance Rayder claimed to possess it , such ideas were debunked by Ygritte and Tormund Giantsbane. Thus, if the Horn of Winter does exist, then it’s likely the one Sam has. And if Sam has it, then it’s likely to play a crucial role in the story.
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