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White walkers, cemeteries and wights



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Favorite questions and answers from first quarter of 2019
Latest Blog Post: Avengers: Endgame PredictionsWhite Walkers and the coldCan White Walkers swim?Can Bran warg into white walkers or wights?Can white walkers and wights pass through the gates on the wall?How were dead men converted into wights weeks after encountering White Walkers?Can wights swim in Game of Thrones / Song of Ice and Fire?What do Jon Snow and the party really hope to gain?At the outset of GoT Season 7 - can the White Walkers get past the Wall?Do white walkers swim?White Walkers' Motives



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Since the Army of dead breached the wall and is marching south, I've been thinking. Could White Walkers reanimate corpses/skeletons buried on cemeteries? This would increase numbers of wights immensely, especially when they entered southern parts of the Realm.










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          It would appear so (at least in the show). The wights that attacked and killed Jojen Reed appeared to come from graves:








          It is not yet confirmed that Jojen is dead in the books, but it is heavily implied.



          It is also highly speculated that we will see Stark dead rising from the Crypts of Winterfell.



          From our first contact with the Wildlings, it is stressed that dead bodies should be burned, not buried.






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            You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

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          • Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

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          • @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

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          It would appear so (at least in the show). The wights that attacked and killed Jojen Reed appeared to come from graves:








          It is not yet confirmed that Jojen is dead in the books, but it is heavily implied.



          It is also highly speculated that we will see Stark dead rising from the Crypts of Winterfell.



          From our first contact with the Wildlings, it is stressed that dead bodies should be burned, not buried.






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            You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

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          • Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

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          • @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

            – byk7
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          It would appear so (at least in the show). The wights that attacked and killed Jojen Reed appeared to come from graves:








          It is not yet confirmed that Jojen is dead in the books, but it is heavily implied.



          It is also highly speculated that we will see Stark dead rising from the Crypts of Winterfell.



          From our first contact with the Wildlings, it is stressed that dead bodies should be burned, not buried.






          share|improve this answer

























          • You mean that opening scene from the S08 trailer?

            – byk7
            1 hour ago






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            You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

            – Jolenealaska
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          • Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

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          • @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

            – byk7
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          It would appear so (at least in the show). The wights that attacked and killed Jojen Reed appeared to come from graves:








          It is not yet confirmed that Jojen is dead in the books, but it is heavily implied.



          It is also highly speculated that we will see Stark dead rising from the Crypts of Winterfell.



          From our first contact with the Wildlings, it is stressed that dead bodies should be burned, not buried.






          share|improve this answer















          It would appear so (at least in the show). The wights that attacked and killed Jojen Reed appeared to come from graves:








          It is not yet confirmed that Jojen is dead in the books, but it is heavily implied.



          It is also highly speculated that we will see Stark dead rising from the Crypts of Winterfell.



          From our first contact with the Wildlings, it is stressed that dead bodies should be burned, not buried.















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          • You mean that opening scene from the S08 trailer?

            – byk7
            1 hour ago






          • 1





            You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

            – Jolenealaska
            1 hour ago











          • Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

            – Rebel-Scum
            56 mins ago











          • @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

            – byk7
            23 mins ago

















          • You mean that opening scene from the S08 trailer?

            – byk7
            1 hour ago






          • 1





            You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

            – Jolenealaska
            1 hour ago











          • Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

            – Rebel-Scum
            56 mins ago











          • @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

            – byk7
            23 mins ago
















          You mean that opening scene from the S08 trailer?

          – byk7
          1 hour ago





          You mean that opening scene from the S08 trailer?

          – byk7
          1 hour ago




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          You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

          – Jolenealaska
          1 hour ago





          You mean the Stark dead rising? Of that, I just mean internet fan speculation. I take the fact that the swords that the statues hold (in the books) have rusted away to nothingness as ominous in that regard. The armed statues symbolize the guarding of the contents of the crypts. Winterfell does not need to be guarded from grave-robbers.

          – Jolenealaska
          1 hour ago













          Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

          – Rebel-Scum
          56 mins ago





          Dead Ned (Stark) will rise again? Oh my!

          – Rebel-Scum
          56 mins ago













          @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

          – byk7
          23 mins ago





          @Rebel-Scum I am not sure the Ned Stark is buried in the crypts of Winterfell. :)

          – byk7
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