Could the Night King be rhaegar Targaryen?

Rhaegar may have indeed been The Prince That Was Promised, except he was a promised prince to the First Men in the ancient past. [and the Night King] is a crazed combination of two minds — the ancient Stark, and Rhaegar Targaryen — both alive in the same body.”

What exactly is the Night King?

The Night King was the master and the first of the White Walkers, having existed since the age of the First Men. He was also the supreme leader of the Army of the Dead.

Is the Night King good or bad?

But the Night King is not just evil. He’s a visionary on par with Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow. He’s someone who has done the unexpected, given his rebirth on a tree in Westeros. He’s risen armies, envisioned a better future for the race of Others, and is powerful enough to intimidate even Daenerys Targaryen.

Why is the Night King immune to fire?

They’re [the Night King’s ice power and Dany’s fire] two polar opposites, so they can’t really be killed by each other.” This posit calls to mind Harry Potter and Voldemort’s battles in the film series where their powers basically cancel each other out.

What did the Mad King mean by burn them all?

EDIT: Oh, and when the Mad King was shouting BURN THEM ALL just before he was killed, he was talking about the Lannisters who broke into the capital and were sacking it. He wanted to blow up the city with the wildfire hidden by his pyromancers.

What do the White Walkers want?

As revealed ahead of “The Long Night”, the Night King’s target was Bran Stark, or rather, the Three-Eyed Raven. His goal was to erase Westeros, and that started with the Three-Eyed Raven, who served its memory. In order to wipe out humankind, he needs to destroy the keeper of its stories.

Why is the Night King so evil?

In the end, the Children were responsible for creating the Night King when they took one of the First Men hostage and plunged dragonglass into his heart, inadvertently creating ultimate evil by making the first ever White Walker as a means of defending themselves against men.

How is the Night King defeated?

When Arya killed the Night King, all the White Walkers and wights he’d created were killed in turn. And in the end, that’s exactly what happened: When Arya killed the Night King, she took out the Night King’s entire army of thousands in one stroke.

Why did the White Walkers spare Sam?

Speculations On Why The White Walkers Let Sam Live Since Sam saw firsthand the enormity of the White Walkers and their army, he could spread the truth which would result in more fear. Essentially, the White Walkers could have wanted Sam to travel back to the Wall and inform the Night’s Watch of what was coming.