In this case, I don't know how the wight that the group brought back with them is able to "live" on the other side. Perhaps it is because the dragon it was riding on flew over the wall instead of going through it. If this is the case, Jon and Dany have inadvertently screwed all of Westeros, since the dead now have a dragon of their own to fly over the wall with.
They set up the wight they captured to be able to live by flying over the wall. The wight that was reanimated at castle black was just a dead guy when passing through the wall, but was revived once inside castle black. That seems to suggest that whatever signal of sorts is being sent to reanimate them can definitely pass over the wall, but the physical bodies can't yet pass through or touch the wall.
So Uncle Ben can't walk through the wall pathways.
Does he know that for a fact or is it just like " I heard that ... so it's probably true"
What happens if he tries?
Does an invisible force knock him on his ass?
He'll probably explode like those wights did at the entrance of the tree where the three eyed raven lived.
It's going to take a fuck of a long time to transport the army of the dead over via one dragon at like 10 at a time
You've heard it here first: The Night King makes a deal with Cersei to transport the wights through the wall. He'll de-resurrect them long enough for them to pass through, then reanimate them again. She then becomes his Queen and they share the iron throne.
I assumed the spell on the wall is similar to the Weretree the 1ER was in...
and since NK touched bran and 'branded' him, he was able to enter w/ his cronies...
so as Bran already went back through the wall w/ Meera, etc... does that bond w/ Bran allow him to pass through the spelled wall?
I've assumed the same thing, but I guess we will have to wait to see what happens if the Night King approaches the wall. If the spell is gone, then Benjen kinda sacrificed himself for nothing as he too could pass. Though you could still argue that the horse wasn't capable of carrying two men all the way back to the wall.
Episode 5 starts with fucking Jaime being rescued from the water by Bronn. You have to be a wight, a body with no brain, to not be turned off by that.
Qyburn is ahead of his time. That gold hand of Jaime's doubles as an oxygen cylinder and one of the fingers is a breathing apparatus, lol.
I know i'm putting real world logic into a fantasy world, but don't you need some kind of muscle to swim? wouldn't bones just sink
That doesn't apply because they would also need muscle, ligaments, etc to walk. Just go back and look at the scene where Bran, Meera, Jojen, and Hodor were attacked at the entrance to the tree where the Three Eyed Raven lived. Some of those wights appeared to be complete skeletons.
His mouth looks like a butthole.
No chap stick north of the wall.
Let's talk about Bran/ 3 eyed raven. He knows the King in the North/ Mag 7 are going beyond the wall and will face trouble yet he doesn't warg into Viserion and avoid the javelin and help Jon Snow take out the Night King???
Bran sees everything if I remember correctly, but he doesn't fully know how to make use of all of that information yet. Remember that he messed up by using his power before the Three Eyed Raven had trained him and ended up getting touched by the Night King. The Three Eyed Raven died as a result before Bran completely understood his powers. Eventually he should learn more about his ability by using it, but I doubt he's going to be the key to Jon, Arya, and Sansa learning everything they need to know. As others said, it doesn't appear that Bran is still a normal person or the person he was anymore. It would also be far too convenient for him to have a few conversations with his family that will literally solve every issue they will ever face.
