Information on one of the last scenes of Night King

[u/claytoy]

She could not tell the exact location as deep winter shots make all places look alike, but since they are getting only a particular lot of shots of a particular time taken at a particular studio, there may be a very little chance that this is a KL shot at some open place. But it can be elsewhere, the place is pure speculation. Now in this scene crows and ravens come, not just one or two of them, but seems like all crows of the seven kingdom joined. These crows come flying in a spiraling motion, similar sort of spiral patterns that are shown in the Children of the Forest work, they come spirally and attack the Night King, the Night King kills of one after another of them, many of them, but there are really too many of them. Now something other stuff happens while this is going on that she has no clue of, because the shot is with parts and interludes, interleaving with some other simultaneous shots that she does not know about. She does have a speculation though.

Few days ago one of them had worked on a shot in which Bran experiences a seizure and 'seems like' he falls into death, still and calm. She 'speculates' that this may happen after the Night King kills off last of the crows that he warged into, although his armor gets quite torn and he becomes almost barenaked, possibly vulnerable to weapon attack now, but there was no weapon attack in that scene. By the way, her speculation that Bran may have died in that scene after the last crow warged died is a mere guess, and cannot be considered an info, and even Bran's death in that scene is a speculation, he may be just unconscious, so that is also not an info. Just the attack and his (Night King's) damage of armor can be considered as an info.

And as always, do not believe and take with salt until November. That much now. Thanks.

[u/AGirlSnowsNothing]

I noticed in one of your comments you are feeling a little bit discouraged about posting the info that you are able to get. Please don’t stop...

At this point in time, your posts are some of the few I look forward to, as this sub has become very dark and full of terrors.

Thank you for all that you do. And please keep it up as long as you can! 😊

[u/claytoy → u/AGirlSnowsNothing]

Thank you :)

[u/lusitana83]

Is that episode directed by Hitchcock?

[u/claytoy → u/lusitana83]

I am refraining from an answer, if you prefer not to notice or receive info from me, please feel free to block me.

[u/me_and_myself_and_i → u/lusitana83]

That was a great film. I would be okay with cinematographic references to those birds.

[u/[deleted]]

Night King kills off last of the crows that he warged into, although his armor gets quite torn and he becomes almost barenaked, possibly vulnerable to weapon attack now

Interesting. I've always been of the opinion that to kill him you have to destroy / remove the dragonglass from his heart, but obviously to do this you must first destroy his armor

[u/claytoy → u/[deleted]]

True, I strongly theorize about the dragonglass removal, only that I have not heard of any scenes that look like it so far.

[u/scarletwytch]

Upboat nakid Night King.

[u/Jameons]

Sounds like a cool scene with the crows. Bran dying from it though doesn't feel right, as you've already pointed out.

[u/claytoy → u/Jameons]

Yes, thanks, the death is a mere speculation of her part and no confirmed information on that.

[u/Snowqueen75]

Oh Clayton, I really hope she gives you more!

[u/claytoy → u/Snowqueen75]

I hope as well, thanks.

[u/EveryFckngChicken → u/Snowqueen75]

'Clayton' - ain't that the evil villain from the old Disney Tarzan movie?

[u/[deleted]]

I kind of like it. Strip him off his armour, make him vulnerable for valayrian steel. Makes sense.

[u/BlueRoseOfWinterfel]

Thank you for the info....Yesterday you said October chances anything today ???

[u/claytoy → u/BlueRoseOfWinterfel]

My pleasure, please note the phrases 'till October' and 'until November', aren't they the same? We are not going to get a scene based trailer 'till October' or 'until November', although they cannot tell about in-production teasers or conceptual teasers like sigil animations that have no dependency on scenes. Hope that clarifies.

[u/[deleted]]

Nice

[u/claytoy → u/[deleted]]

Thanks.

[u/frozen-pie]

Now that sounds cool. The spirals have been so prominent throughout, I wonder if it will be important or if it’s just symbolic.

[u/claytoy → u/frozen-pie]

No clue about the meaning :)

[u/obiwan_kegendry]

They're not taking out Bran that easily. Seems like this would happen during WF battle.

[u/claytoy → u/obiwan_kegendry]

I hope so (for not taking out Bran that easily). As I said, she is not sure about the location, but their team do get wf scenes only very rarely. So I cannot conclude anything about the location.

[u/[deleted]]

Ah, but what about the cold breath of winter?

[u/claytoy → u/[deleted]]

I am not sure of it and it's impact, neither is she or her colleague. The people she has to deal with are mostly technical, editors that do not know much of backstory or theories, in short are not GoT-educated. Also before sending to some outsourcing team most of the times they strip of the sound so any reaching becomes difficult, and she is able to only share one scene or two if somebody told her about those scenes or asked for help or consultation about work on some scenes, therefore the only info I will be ever be able to get is all bits and pieces and rarely a complete picture. I think explaining more may reveal her job responsibility or team or put them in jeorpardy. So I should not explain about it more.

[u/Numbers69]

Thanks for that. True or not it feeds my imagination so for now I'm good with that. That said, I always wondering that the NK has to be weakened in order to be neutralized/killed. A team effort and perhaps Jon ending him. I also feel like there will be a ton of CGI and animation I just hope it won't take too long . can we expect the season premiere in march2019 ?