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View all Soccer Sites. More College Football News ». More Saturday Blitz News ». View all CFB Sites. More College Basket Ball News ». More College Basket Ball Draft ». View all CBB Sites. More MMA News ». Howland, meanwhile, remains at Greywater Watch, the mysterious seat of House Reed. His bond with Ned was incredibly strong. The Starks and Reeds are intertwined. George R. But what does he know? And how might that knowledge impact the final season?
That technically could still happen, but it seems more likely at this point that Bran or Sam will have to awkwardly share that update with Jon. His backstory from the books indicates he may have an understanding of magic, including the Children of the Forest and the White Walker threat facing Westeros. In the books, when Meera, Bran, and Jojen are traveling toward the Wall, the Reed siblings tell a story about a crannogman—the term used for the small, slender people who reside in the swamplands of the Neck—who visited the Isle of Faces some decades before the current events of the books and show.
The Isle of Faces is a mysterious but incredibly important place in Westeros. It lies at the center of a lake called the Gods Eye, just south of Harrenhal, and is where, thousands of years before the show, the Children of the Forest and the First Men forged the Pact that ended centuries of fighting between the two species. On the island, a face was carved into every weirwood tree so that the gods could witness the Pact, and a mysterious order called the green men was formed to protect the Isle of Faces and guard the weirwoods remaining in the south.
Those weirwoods still exist on the island today, as do the green men, though they are in near-isolation from the rest of Westeros, as most other weirwoods south of the North were cut down both before and after the Pact.
No one knows much about the green men, as evidenced by the wild rumors about them that float around Westeros. They are said to have dark skin and horns, though most maesters believe that they simply wear green clothes and helms with antlers. Some maesters also think that some of the Children of the Forest still live with the green men on the Isle of Faces, protected by the order. You haven't forgotten? Bran Stark : Does it have anything to do with warging? Jojen Reed : No, the raven is something different, something deeper.
The raven brings the sight. We've come a long way to find you, Brandon, and we have much farther to go. Sign In. Showing all 7 items. Jump to: Photos 2 Quotes 5. Create a list ». Surviving "Game of Thrones" as an Actor. Top 30 Characters on Game of Thrones series.
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