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5/23/2016 7:29:57 PM
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Well technically he can't mess with the past. It's all already happened.
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But he did! He affected the past. It's why Walder couldn't say anything other than "Hodor." The fact that Bran knew Walder as Hodor all his life meant that it was something he already did. This skims into those time travel paradoxes. Some things in the past he can affect, though meddling with the past is what he shouldn't do. It messed poor Hodor up bad.
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His name was willet.
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Willis
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Wylis.
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Could be spelled either way. It's still the same name.
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He's had visions from the past even before he met the three eyed raven, none that were as strong though. He may not need the tree if he can get better at it.
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I'm keen to see if bran is the voice in the Mad Kings ear telling him to burn them all.
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I like the idea, but I don't see bran telling the mad king to burn his grandfather and uncle.
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Whoa, that'd be mind blowing. I wonder if he can warg into the past without holding roots from that magic tree?
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What I mean is he can't affect the past cause everything has already happened. "The ink has already dried" Sure as shit can affect the future though
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Hodor
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The old man in the tree was wrong about not being able to affect the past, wasn't he?
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It was obvious he was wrong when Ned stark looked back at bran in his "vision."
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Yeah, he claimed it was just the wind or something. He knew better, he just didn't want Bran to mess with the past before the "hold the door-Hodor" incident.
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Hodor
