To understand what it all means, let’s revisit Daemon’s dream below. Bloodraven and a Three-Eyed RavenA silver-haired man ...

Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) wargs into his direwolf Summer, ravens, even Hodor (who is still alive in the novel series), but also does so in situations where he doesn't have full control, like ...

Bran's power has grown exponentially over the course of the series. While even early on we saw him have dreams that hinted at something inside of him, it wasn't until Season 3 we got a real taste ...

We've already seen Bran warg into his direwolf, Summer, and Hodor. A dragon is hardly far-fetched, especially since the new season seven photos reveal Ned Stark's only surviving son is finally ...

If Bran is seeing the same vision of a Dragon flying over King's Landing, it's because that vision is important in some way. Whether it's prophecy, past, or a prediction ...

But maybe -- just maybe-- Bran can warg into the dragon, making him the third dragon rider and giving him the chance to battle the Night King as his abilities grow stronger. Or maybe not.

Bran and the Night King have a strange connection in Game of Thrones. Here's how Harry Potter could help explain why Bran could warg the ice dragon.

So if Bran is planning to warg into a dragon at some point in the future, he better do it fast. Get Even More From Bustle — Sign Up For The Newsletter.

One fan on Reddit, user JasonDeBaxter1997, points out that in the season 4 episode “The Lion and the Rose,” Bran has a vision of a dragon’s shadow flying over King’s Landing.

A cryptic scene in House of the Dragon season 2, episode 6 sets up Bran Stark's GOT ending while teasing the Three-Eyed Raven's House Targaryen link.

This Theory About Bran Warging Into a Dragon on Game of Thrones Might Be Insane Enough to Be True. By Erin Hurley. Updated on Aug 23, 2017 at 5:05 PM. HBO HBO.