The creators of & # 39; Game of Thrones & # 39; will not say if we saw the last of the White Walkers

Season 8 Episode 3 of Game of thrones"The long night" seemed to end the battle between the living and the undead. Countless anonymous lives have been lost on the battlefield. Some of our favorite characters are also dead. Jorah defended the woman he loved, Lyanna Mormon taking a white walker ten times bigger than him and Melisandre disappearing into nothing while she was deliberately heading towards the horizon. But in the end, the defeat of the king of the night and his army seemed almost … too easy. A episode? The battle we anticipate since the first episode of the first season, when we first saw the White Walkers, which ended with an episode?

At the dawn of season 8, the fans knew that there were two huge battles in the lead: the battle against Night King and the battle against Cersei. On the basis of which the public had planned to be more difficult, it was widely accepted that the battle against Cersei would take place first.

You still have trouble understanding how #EU can set up a big bad guy for seven seasons – SEVEN god of the cursed seasons – then finish it in one night. Honestly, I'm not sure of the interest of White Walker's script – I thought it was * the * scenario.

– ¬InvitedInterlocutor (@UnInterlocutor) May 3, 2019

Some fans believe that if the battle against the undead actually ends with "The Long Night," the plot set of White Walker and Night King was a waste of time.

After watching Sunday's Game of Thrones twice and thinking for a moment, almost the entire White Walker / Night King series was a disappointment and a waste of time.

I enjoyed the episode, but if / that / c was what the last seven seasons have led to … yuck.

– Lukar ❤️ (@LukarWuff) April 30, 2019

Creators of Game of Thrones Will Not Confirm the End of the White Walkers and Night King

Jimmy Kimmel recently interviewed the creators of the series, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. Towards the end of the segment, Kimmel asked some questions about the remaining episodes. The first being:

"Are we sure with the White Walkers?"

Weiss looked at Benioff. Benioff, looking down, answered, "Yeah, we're not going to answer that."

The interaction between the two was certainly suspect.

Kimmel then asked a few more questions to the writers duo about the finale. They were just as deaf to their mouth, but they did not have that moment of hesitation when they were asked about the White Walkers.

"Did Bran know that Arya was going to kill the king of the night?" Kimmel asked.

"Maybe," replied Weiss.

"Will someone take the iron throne?"

"Perhaps," replied Weiss.

Episode 5 will be bigger than 'The Long Night'

Emilia Clarke (Danaerys Targaryen) was also interviewed recently Jimmy Kimmel Live. She briefly explained to Kimmel what the audience could expect from the remaining episodes. The fifth episode, in particular, is supposed to be juicy.

"The fifth episode is bigger. Episode Five is, I mean, four and five and six, they're all crazy, but like … Find the biggest TV possible.

So, what happens in the fifth episode will be so big and so brutal that we will say "White walkers who?" Or, maybe, just maybe, this big battle will feature white faces with familiar blue eyes.

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