Why All The Stark's (Except Sansa) Could Warg Into Their Direwolves

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This short uses evidence from A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, A Dance with Dragons and The Winds of Winter.

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[dashaeggleston]

Sansa probably would have, but Lady was killed so young that she never had the chance.

[sebastiantrias]

Easy, most of the Stark kids had a deep bond with there dire-wolves that connected with there warging powers, but since Sansa dire-wolf was killed pretty early, her powers were not activated.

[ameliabrittain]

Jon wargs Ghost several times before his death, and thinks of himself and Ghost as being a single being. He can feel his wolf’s hunger, and taste blood in his mouth, and dreams of him often. He has to remind himself he is a man, not a wolf, bc the line is so often blurred, his senses are all confused. Several characters say that he is a warg, and a powerful one at that.

[movieloverfan]

In the book before Robb dies he says Grey Wind. Some think when he died Robb Warged then died a second time. And Arya seeing through Nymeria's eyes sees her wolf pulling Catelyn's body out of the river.

[SMalik-sb]

Sansa is a warg too. According to GRRM, all the Stark children are, to various extents. He did not exclude her. But Lady died pretty early on, so her ability was not 'activated'. It is a theory that she can potentially warg into birds since she is often associated with them. But I think she will probably never warg. She is the most grounded one out of her siblings, the one who is least tempted to the dark side, and maybe it has something to do with her lack of warging.

[TheseUseless]

She’s probably going to learn to warg birds. She’s referred to as a little bird, she’s under the care of Petyr who’s personal emblem is a field of mockingjays, she’s in the vale which is associated with birds, she seems to be going the intrigue route for which having a network of birds available would be very useful.

[kap]

She wargs into a bird and sees the singer in his cell

[kathiresandk]

In the books, Sansa does warg briefly into a hound during her aunt Lysa's wedding in The Fingers. It is said dogs are the easiest to warg into and it's like putting on a old leather shoe. Although she's not aware of it, she did warg briefly. It's funny how her first warg is a hound considering her relationship with Sandor.

[khadijaguluzada]

In the show Rickon was also a warg. He shared Bran's visions about Ned's death .

[mediocreplayer]

Also didnt rob warg into his wolf after he was killed in the wedding? and then the freys killed his wolf too, so he's basically die twice

[general_paul]

Lannister soldier: Sir! I see a big wolf roaming near the treeline outskirts of our camp
Lannister officer: No problem. Check whether he does not steal any sheep or fowls
Robb (inside Greywind's mind): Now I am going to do what is called a pro gamer's move

[dyent]

Jon definitely warged into Ghost as he died.
GRRM and Robin Hobb are friends who discussed and exchanged ideas when planning and writing ASOIAF and the Ream Of The Elderlings series. What happens to Fitz at the end of the first trilogy of Elderlings? He dies and his soul moves into his wit-wolf ('The Wit' is the magic used for warging in that series) for a few weeks until his friends can bring him back.

[cali.girllivinnnevada]

Actually in the the show youngest Stark Rickon, not only did he have dreams like Bran, but also I’m pretty sure he warged into his wolf when he was little just like brother.

[tahsinsajid]

Even Jon being a Targaryen is a warg. He warg into ghost couple of times in the book where he thought it’s a dream where he can tastes blood in his mouth hunting beyond the wall.

[Redenial]

According to GRR Martin All Stark kids are wargs. Including Sansa. And if you had paid attention to her chapter in the Vale she is forming some sort of connection with birds. She can listen and see trought them when she is asleep things that she did not understand. She has not yet realize what she is capable of.

[smr_]

It is also likely Robb warged into Greywind after dying. The wolf killed some freymen after escaping the kennel. So Robb Stark probably died twice

[blackstar-bd]

In the books Rob also is known to sit at the head of his army with his eyes closed for hours before he goes to battle ❤❤

[zacherycounts]

The reason why the Starks can warg is because long ago a king beyond the wall was insulted by a Stark, so he climbed over the wall, headed into winterfell, and stole the Lords daughter. They looked for him for ages in the north every direction they could, except they were hiding in the crypts of winterfell, so after a year the baby is born and the king beyond the wall returns home and the baby that is born becomes the next Lord of winterfell, giving the heirs wildling blood that can warg

[Anzeichen]

I like when they say "It's warging time!" Then Wargs all over the place

[ishanparbhakar]

Starks: Werewolfs.
Boltons: Vampires.
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