The Vale Will Save Mankind… THEORY (Game of Thrones)

The wight dragon makes the fortress easily beaten

Littlefinger just died.

I am planning on rewatching asap, this is actually a pretty sound idea, as long as they have the right weapons the keep the walkers at Bay

I would love to see a re-review of all the episodes! I love your views on everything, you give the best theories!

my theory is that harrenhall castle will be rebuilt to the great castle it was during harren the blacks time and be used as the final defence spot. this time a dragon protects harrenhall instead of burning it.

The night king has a dragon now. so NO

Winterfell will fall to the Night King and the survivors in the North will make their last stand at the Eyrie.

However… it's not as impassable as people think. It's possible that Wights are actually more maneuverable than Humans, they can reach places natural inhibitions would prevent. I get the feeling the final stand will be at King's Landing, all that Wildfire has to be used…

Maybe, but Dragonstone is a virtual island of dragon glass, which could also be a stronghold.

1:32 He says "the fortress they built has never been overocme, not once in a thousands years" …. Uhm, I believe Visenya Targaryen would like to dispute that.

Winter is coming so and he says "if the snow melts and the waterlevels rise"..WTF kind of theory is that

I wouldnt mind him having the iron throne lol

What a rubbish theory, got nothing better to do?

all the night king needs is 10 good men and some climbing spikes

Yeah go back to season one

Hmm…bit of science, the water formed the new ice in winter come from the water in the area, hence water level of the area dropped, if the ice melt, it should go back to normal, unless the night king carries buckets of water with them

Hmm…bit of science, the water formed the new ice in winter come from the water in the area, hence water level of the area dropped, if the ice melt, it should go back to normal, unless the night king carries buckets of water with them

Lol if you can climb a wall, you can climb the vale

Oh about the Knight King and the dead, if you look at the map now for season 7 The Shivering Sea is frozen by east watch by the sea. So they are probably just gonna walk around it

Please do the rewatch while going over debunked theories

I think dorne. dorne never was conquered

Can I just ask, is that defo Ned stark saying that thing at the beginning of all of the last harpies videos,'I cannot give u back yr home….etc', and when is it said in the show?? Plz someone help me

I don't buy this theory. The Vale is a remarkable strategic stronghold, it's based on the battle of Thermopylae with the Spartans probably. But here are my issues, firstly, mountains are not an issue for specialised units. Take for the example, the Wildlings who crafted climbing gear and techniques to scale up and over the wall, the wall is a slippery, crack able, straight verticle structure, in an extremely cold location, thats hundreds of feet high- far more treacherous in my opinion. So impenetrable? Perhaps not.
Secondly, Bronn himself says that he believes with a few good men and some good equipment he could penetrate the Vale with ease. This could just be boasting, but at the same time it's believable because it does seem possible.
Thirdly, The Vale could easily fall victim to a siege, especially if Winter has Come. Livestock will die, springs will freeze, vegetation will die- the Starks make it very clear that Winter is a huge threat in itself. How long can humanity survive trapped in the cold, constantly fighting day by day against an enemy that is superior and not effected by the cold at all, living off spoiled food and rations, against an army that can raise the dead and has unimaginable numbers and magic of it's side? The only reason the Vale has never fallen victim to a siege is because it's far too costly to keep a siege going and soldier morale high and the reward isn't really worth the price- the Vale isn't exactly good for anything besides being good to defend. It offers nothing else really. Humanities enemies don't care about the cost, nor the time waiting, nor the weather, nor need supplies and much much more that makes them the perfect siege army. Not to mention, dead people don't need morale to keep them going. You don't have to keep dead people happy to continue your siege.

youre willing to assume the white walkers can climb the wall but are going to have trouble with the bloody gate and the mountains in the vale..?

It does also make sense, since Jon Snow has already left castle black and now wouldnt have to die if the white walkers would run it over. As Jon is the son of ice and fire, many believe that he will be the one to finally defeat the white walkers, so combined with the fact that he left castle black, your theory does really seem plausible…

It won't save mankind, they can just move to Essos and Sothyros, where the walkers can go, and have no reason to go to