One of Bran's Visions Might Prove 2 Major Characters Come Back as White Walkers in 'Game of Thrones'

As fans are theorizing who could potentially come back as White Walkers in the final season of Game of Thrones, from Ned Stark to even Hodor, we bet almost no one realized we could've gotten a large clue at this years ago. Someone likely rewatching the series in preparation for season eight took to Reddit this week to share something they discovered from season six which could be very significant.

User Ahmad_sz shared a screenshot of their findings from the episode “The Door,” which shows two specific White Walkers up close and personal. Two of the creatures strike an uncanny resemblance to the late Ramsay and Roose Bolton, causing the Redditor to ask, “Boltons are white walkers. simply reusing actors or is there another reason for this?” As we know, Roose had died recently before this in the episode “Home,” while Ramsay went on to die later on in the season, in the iconic episode “Battle of the Bastards.” However, the image in question is from one of Bran Stark’s visions.

As Bran is being trained by the Three-Eyed-Raven on how to navigate his visions, this episode shows him learning who made the White Walkers, and ultimately walking through a whole army of them. As he sees the Night King, Bran steps back and looks behind him, only to see the rest all facing forward him. Two of the many White Walkers are who the Redditor thinks have to be the villainous father and son. And you can’t deny how much they really do look alike. It even looks like part of Ramsay’s face is torn off, as we know would be the result of his dog.

The Reddit post has received many comments for and against the idea, with some believing this could be foreshadowing for the final season. Others claim it could simply be the actors behind the characters, Iwan Rheon and Michael McElhatton, being used as extras, but this is highly unlikely.

As much as we hated Ramsay and Roose, it would be epic to see them back as White Walkers in the final season, especially if we get to see them die another time.