The last episode of the seventh season of Game of Thrones excited the minds of fans, being one of the most spectacular and discussed in the history of the series.
One of the big questions is how did the Wall, which for thousands of years successfully separated the world of the living from the world of the dead, fall? In the final episode, the zombie dragon Viserion melted the ice monolith in a minute, blazing with ice or fire.
Many theories have arisen in the minds of the fans, one of which reads as follows: the icy flame of the dragon King of the Night possesses magic, which was able to destroy the Wall.
The producers noted that the audience was led to the fall of the Wall from the very beginning of the seventh season, and that was exactly what the dragon had to do. According to the creators, the Wall fell because an ice dragon burned a hole in it that caused the destruction of the upper layers of the monolith.
We also add that the Wall was standing because of a powerful spell that had acted on it for many centuries. However, the label of the King of the Night on Bran’s body made it possible to destroy the ancient spell, as it did in the Cave of the Three-Eyed Crow, where Bran hid in an episode when Hodor died tragically.
Another big question that remained until the eighth season was why Tyrion Lannister looked wistfully at the locked door of the cabin of Daenerys Targaryen, where the Mother of Dragons had retired with Jon Snow? Many have suggested that Tyrion was secretly in love with Daenerys and began to be very jealous of Jon Snow. The version, although it seems implausible, since Tyrion had never revealed his feelings for Daenerys before, Stormborn has never had a serious romance for the entire series.