We now know why Night King wanted to kill everyone in Game of Thrones

HBO's highly regarded series Game of Thrones is said to have brutally killed his characters. They killed Ned Stark in the first season, followed by his son Robb Stark and, with the last season, they almost made everyone believe that Night King was going to kill all living beings in Westeros. But before he could end human existence, Arya Stark came in and put a valyrian steel dagger into his heart. In an instant, the king of the night was dead and his army of white walkers was over.

But from the beginning, the public did not know why he wanted to kill all those who turned Westeros into a vacant lot and what would be the point?

In previous seasons, it was revealed that the king of the night was the master and the first of the white walkers to exist since the first men's age. He was also the supreme leader of the army of the dead.
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In one of his visions, Bran saw that one of the forest children had stabbed a dragonglbad dagger in the chest of a man, making him blue eyes. The man became the king of the night, the first of the white walkers.

In Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2, Just Like the Public, Samwell Tarly asks Bran Stark why Night King wanted to kill him and what did he want. To this, Bran told Sam that the king of the dead wanted "an endless night." He said, "He wants to erase this world, and I am his memory."

Sam goes deeper and says, "It's what is death, is not it? Forgetting. Being forgotten. Your memories do not come from books." Your stories are not If I wanted to erase the world of men, I would start with you. "

But that does not answer the whole question of building this terrifying and chilly villain for about a decade. the theory coming straight from King Night itself. In one of the scenes of the two-hour documentary film, Vladimir Furdik, interprets the iconic character, explains the intentions of the king of the night.

He says, "I think he's angry, he did not want to be the king of the night, the children of the forest have changed, and now he says," D & # 39; okay, do you want me to be the king of the night? I'm going to kill you. "

This is probably what only Furdik thinks, but we can not disagree on the point of believe that it is convincing. . It's fascinating to imagine Night King that we saw in a dark light like a man who was forced to do something that does not suit him and who will now avenge him. It's as if his evil had a purpose and that he did not wish to chance that everyone would turn into partially immortal frozen creatures.

At the same time, rumors point to the preface of a Game of Thrones dealing with the conflict between the first humans of Westeros and the children of the forest. It is said that the prequel explores the scenario of the creation of Night King. But until the prequel is published, it seems like a pretty reliable explanation for Night King's ambitions.

(images from the HBO series Game of Thrones and Game of Thrones: the last watch )

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