Why do people think Bran is a villain….?
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CheruthCutestoryII — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 01:51 PM)
I do but I think it's a fair point to make that it's different.
Most people don't think Bran has evil intentions. But that he is perhaps being molded by someone with evil intentions. AND that he has
already
abused his immense power by warging Hodor.
I'd also note that thus far Bloodraven hasn't warned him against doing stuff like warging humans. When we know that for real skinchangers this is a huge no-no.
Suggesting BR isn't teaching him to put any
limits
on his power. He's not teaching him to be responsible with his god like powers. He's just teaching him how to use them. That's really concerning.
I don't think it's really that crazy to think that Bran's growing disconnect with humanity and acquisition of god like powers with few controls might lead him down the wrong path.
But, like I said, it makes more sense in the books.
Most people thought I was a hero for killing Lydia's parrot. -
vjfoogie — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 01:55 PM)
Agreed about makes more sense in the books. I would be okay if he ended up being the lord of light, and the fire prophecies are future bran communicating. Though I hate when stories overuse time "travel" and such.
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CheruthCutestoryII — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 01:54 PM)
Also, the fact that you think it's crazy to suggest someone with god like powers but has shown no inclination to put checks on that power might be a villain but also think Sansa might be a villain is beep nuts.
Most people thought I was a hero for killing Lydia's parrot. -
Rhaegal76 — 9 years ago(January 14, 2017 11:57 AM)
Name 1 real thing Sansa has done that makes her out to be villainous.
If anyone would say "not telling Jon about the Vale" that does not make her a villain.
All the crap in Season 1..and probably season 2 was her being a child that grew up sheltered and privelaged. Again, not villainous.