I don’t think he could be though!, he’s meant to have been around for 1000s of years, the Targaryens have only been around for 300 ish. I just thought the reason he could fly a dragon is because he bought it back from the dead, same as he rode dead horses and stuff?. Him being made of ice and not melting into a puddle from getting a blast of fire that turned normal people to ash was a bit weird but then it was also pretty cool. I thought he was meant to be one of the Andals (sp?) who were in Westeros before the Targerians came over and conquered the land. I assumed he was immune to the dragon fire as he has a thumping great shard of Dragon Glass shoved into the center of his chest which gave him the powers of the Night King. Yup, I had expected a smaller force to hit Winterfell and the main army would continue to march down to Kings Landing. Now Cersei never has to deal with the selfishness of her actions to not defend the realm that she's meant to be protector of. The people of the 7 Kingdoms didn't get to see the Snarks and Grumpkins which they were warned were apocalyptic and therefore think the North men are whining for nothing. Even the Glovers, north men in their own right, didn't see the horror of the Army of the Dead before it was demolished. Agree I'm glad who ended it, but it feels weird having it end so suddenly after such a huge build up. (Also, like I said before, with so many lead characters surviving.) I think quite a few people thought the threat of the Night King was dealt with too quickly. I don't know how it's going to go forward now, Cersei will have some tricks up her sleeve that's for sure, I want to see more scenes with Arya and The Hound together and I want at least one of the dragons to survive the series.