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Nobody has ever explained whether the Night's King was a man, a curse, or a warning

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Opening post by DavePacMan · #1

This will not help anybody take a seat, and I am posting it anyway. Winter nights are long and the board is quiet.

What I am actually asking is whether the Night's King was a man, a curse, or a warning. I think it will turn out to be simpler and sadder than the songs have it.

The part nobody accounts for is time. A hundred years is long enough for a mistake to become a chronicle and a chronicle to become a fact.

It matters less than the harvest, and I will still be arguing about it at midwinter.

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