The Three-Eyed-Crow is Old Nan, not Bloodraven
The Three Eyed Crow is Old Nan and not Bloodraven
I have tried to make various arguments for why I believe Bloodraven is not the three eyed crow on these forums, and I’ve gone back and forth about who the Three Eyed Crow is, but this is my attempt at a relatively concise explanation of why Bloodraven is not the Three Eyed Crow, Old Nan is.
First I: Are You a Crow?
Before the Crow even has three eyes, Bran asks very plainly if it is really a crow, and while the crow doesn’
Very nice work! Right up my alley, of course. And a nice job of pulling supporting evidence from the text.
I've been pondering the minutiae of Dunk & Egg, and I'm finding that any and every "crossing" is important: bridges and fords, in particular, but I suspect that dreams will also be "crossings" as they represent a state between life and death. Of course, the raven can fly back and forth through the door between life and death. Crones can peer through the door, but don't necessarily