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Game Of Thrones: History Of The Wildlings. The wildlings may live simply, but they’re one complex bunch. When we first met them on Game of Thrones, they were seemingly villainous: Osha and her crew threatened a very young and incapacitated Bran, and they were labeled as an enemy of the Night’s Watch (and one of our heroes, Jon Snow). But as the show (and George R.

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R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire book series) progressed, so did the narrative surrounding the free folk. When Jon Snow was trying to ingratiate himself while joining their ranks, characters like Tormund Giantsbane and Ygritte showed us sides of their band we hadn’t seen before—and we learned that their goal as a group is the exact same as that of every noble house in Westeros: survival.

Currently, on the show, the remaining pack of free folk have dwindled, and time has shown us that they may be more good than bad, as they are fought alongside Jon Snow against truly vile creatures like white walkers and Ramsey Bolton. And, as the series now nears its end, looking back, the wildlings may be one of the show’s most memorable clans. Even wildlings that only appeared once left an impression: who could ever forget the brave, doomed, fierce Karsi from “Hardhome”? Why couldn’t you have just killed those stupid child- wights, Karsi?! There was hardly anything to them!) Thus, in celebration of the unforgettable free folk, here are 1. Things You Didn’t Know About the Wildlings. Tormund Giantsbane could be Lyanna Mormont’s father.

This is one of those fan theories we badly want to be true, but in all likelihood, it’s probably not. There’s a theory by You. Tuber Alt Shift X that makes some interesting connections between Tormund and the Mormonts—specifically to Maege Mormont, the mother of the most no nonsense 1. Lyanna. The theory notes that Tormund is called Husband to Bears, among other things, and Maege was called “She- Bear.” In the books, Tormund talks about how one night, he went off drunk in search of a fierce woman he had once known. He found her, and they apparently had consensual sex. When he woke up the next day, he was all clawed up, and there was a she bear’s pelt on the floor, “and soon free folk were telling tales o’ this bald bear seen in the woods, with the queerest pair o’ cubs…”While likely not true, it is worth noting that Bear Island is close to the land beyond the Wall, and the Mormont women weren’t known to take husbands: “Mormont women are skinchangers.

We turn into bears and find mates in the woods. Everyone knows.” Oof! Well, maybe not everyone.

Dominic West was almost cast as wildling king Mance Rayder. Yep. Mc. Nulty was almost the King Beyond the Wall. We’ve seen Dominic West star in period pieces before (3. Centurion) and as an actor of great versatility, he seems to be equally at home playing cops with questionable morals or devious, scheming Spartan politicians, so we don’t think he would have been out of place on Thrones. But while West was offered the part of Mance Rayder, due to the show’s grueling shooting schedule, he declined the role, because, as he told the Huffington Post, “My problem is, I’ve got four kids, and at the moment, I’m reluctant to be away from home for a long time,” he said, noting that the shoot would have required him to be “in Reykjavik for six months.” The show eventually cast Ciaran Hinds in the role, but it would have been interesting to see what spin West put on the role.

Not all of Westeros fears them. Most living in the realm are completely dismissive of the wildlings, and don’t take them seriously as formidable foes despite the fact that houses in the North have been fighting them for centuries. Most people living in Westeros, noble or not, think of the free folk as barbarians above all else, and scoff at their unsophisticated practices of raiding Northern villages and carrying women off without permission (they may have a point there).

Being separated from the free folk by a mammoth sized wall made of ice makes the wildlings almost an abstract concept, a kind of out of sight, out of mind foe many never actually have had to see or face. Look at how Samwell’s father Randyll spoke of them: as subhuman, “things” that are beneath him and other supposed respectable denizens of the realm. While Randyll Tarly may be a pretty evil dude, his opinions about wildlings are pretty standard south of the Wall.

They are descendants of the First Men. The First Men are just what they sound like: the first folk to settle and live in Westeros. About 1. 2,0. 00 years before the current story began, the First Men came to Westeros and encountered resistance from the Children of the Forest. Love Ranch Online Putlocker more. Eventually, though, the two groups made peace and united to defeat a new enemy: the white walkers.

Later yet, when the Andals invaded Westeros, the First Men largely resisted this invasion by staying far North, relying on the geographical separation provided by the Neck. Thus, the blood of the First Men is most pure North of the Wall, where the Andals never settled or inter- married. In fact, it’s safe to say that the wildlings have more blood of the First Men flowing through their veins than the Starks, because, for centuries, the wolves of the North have married women with blood of the Andals (Ned marrying Catelyn is an example of this). So while they may not be connected to any noble houses, wildlings are connected to the land and its ancestors more than anyone else. Bran fights a legendary wildling while warging into Summer—and wins. We feel kinda sorry for TV show Bran—he has gotten nowhere near the amount of incredible moments book Bran has—and one moment in particular from Martin’s books shows Bran defeating a wildling warrior.

In the ASOIAF series, there’s a legendary wildling warg/skinchanger named Varamyr Sixskins, who used to ride into battle alongside Mance Rayder on a 1. Varamyr gets the prologue of Martin’s A Dance with Dragons, and at the end of the chapter, he dies, but just before he does, he wargs into his one- eyed wolf.

Later, in Bran’s first POV chapter in the same book, Bran comes across the one- eyed wolf while warged into Summer, and this happens: “Rolling, ripping, kicking, they fought until the both of them were ragged and fresh blood dappled the snows around them. But finally, the old one- eyed wolf lay down and showed his belly.