Can white walkers go past the wall?

Despite the fact that the White Walkers can’t go south of the wall. Benjen told Bran and Meera last season it’s because ancient spells were carved into its foundation so the dead can’t pass. The White Walkers might not be able to cross the wall on their own volition, but they can cross the wall with someone’s help.

Are the Starks part white walker?

THE Stark family in Game of Thrones are usually seen as the heroes but a shock new theory suggests they are secretly White Walkers. Jon Snow, Sansa Stark, assassin Arya and Bran are all descended from the evil Night King according to a shocking new theory from Alt Shift X.

Why did the Night King destroy Westeros?

Just like he killed the previous Three-Eyed Raven, the Night King wanted to kill Bran Stark himself before continuing his invasion. The show gives the explanation that the Night King wants to erase the world and all memory of it. Sam theorizes that Bran carries all the memories with him so he is the obvious target.

Who is buried in the crypts of Winterfell?

The cavernous vault is larger than Winterfell itself, with older Starks buried in deeper and darker levels. The lowest level is said to be partly collapsed. The most recent tombs within the crypts are those of Lord Rickard Stark and his children, Brandon and Lyanna.

What is the significance of Winterfell?

Winterfell is the ancient castle of House Stark and it is a massive place. For thousands of years the Starks weren’t just northern Lords, they were kings ruling over a vast kingdom. So it makes sense that their family stronghold would be impressive. Winterfell is shrouded in mystery,…

Will there ever be a stark in Winterfell?

There Must Always Be a Stark in Winterfell. We know the Starks are blood descendants of Bran the Builder, and blood magic is the strongest kind of magic. So it’s a reach, but perhaps the mere presence of a Stark is required to maintain the bonds that keep Winter from escaping.

Why did the Lords of Winterfell watch the dead pass by?

The Lords of Winterfell watched them pass. Their likenesses were carved into the stones that sealed the tombs. In long rows they sat, blind eyes staring out into eternal darkness, while great stone direwolves curled round their feet. The shifting shadows made the stone figures seem to stir as the living passed by.