mardi 22 août 2017

Can Dragons Breathe Fire If They're Wights? Here's Why We Don't Think So

The following contains spoilers for Game of Thrones season seven.

Many of us Game of Thrones fans probably never saw ourselves sobbing over the death of a mythical creature before season seven's sixth episode, "Beyond the Wall," when we see the death of one of Daenerys's dragons at the hands of the Night King. Watching Viserion die is like taking a bullet to the chest, but what makes it even worse is that the White Walkers basically have the last say in this battle when they turn our fallen friend into one of their own. Things aren't looking too good for Jon Snow and everyone else fighting the Great War, but the question at hand now is this: can a White Walker dragon breathe fire?

With the long-awaited meeting of Jon and Daenerys in season seven, there's been a lot of talk of fire and ice, as the two are clearly significant symbols in the show's overall storyline. It seems as though, given the climate that they live in, the White Walkers' main weapon of choice is ice, and the spear that the Night King hurls into the air that ultimately causes Viserion to fall to his death is made of ice. Daenerys's weapon is obviously fire, but as we witnessed on Sunday night, dragon fire can kill wights, but it doesn't kill White Walkers. So with Viserion having been turned, it's very possible that this undead dragon breathes something totally different than its live counterparts, as it decreases the likelihood of killing members of its own army.

There's also the fact that Game of Thrones likes to throw curveballs at us. Daenerys has always had the upper hand, as she is the only one on the show with three dragons who no human is crazy enough to face - until now. The playing field has officially been leveled, and it'll be extremely easy to assume that zombie Viserion will breathe fire. With this show, though, you should pretty much expect the unexpected once we're finally able to see that dragon in the middle of a battle.



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