Did the ending of Game of Thrones truly satisfy, or did it leave a lingering sense of incompleteness? Despite the debates and controversies, one thing remains clear: the saga of Westeros concluded, leaving an indelible mark on television history.

The final episode of Game of Thrones offered a glimpse into the destinies of the surviving members of House Stark. Brandon Stark, the youngest of the clan, now reigns as the ruler of Westeros, an unexpected turn for the boy who was once pushed from a tower and became the Three-Eyed Raven. This conclusion brought the narrative back to its origins, yet, in doing so, it also raised numerous questions that remain unanswered. While the series may have ended, the discussions and interpretations surrounding its conclusion continue to this day.

Category	Information
Character	Brandon "Bran" Stark
Title	King of the Six Kingdoms (formerly Lord of Winterfell)
Actor	Isaac Hempstead Wright
First Appearance	"Winter Is Coming" (Season 1, Episode 1)
House	Stark
Family	Eddard Stark (father, deceased), Catelyn Stark (mother, deceased), Robb Stark (brother, deceased), Sansa Stark (sister), Arya Stark (sister), Rickon Stark (brother, deceased)
Key Traits	Greenseer abilities, Calm demeanor, Detachment from emotions due to his powers, Strategic thinking
Significant Events	Crippled after being pushed from a tower, Journey beyond the Wall, Training as the Three-Eyed Raven, Witnessing past and present events, Revealing Jon Snow's true parentage, Becoming King of the Six Kingdoms
Role in the Ending	Chosen as the ruler of Westeros by a council of lords and ladies
Reference	Game of Thrones Wiki - Bran Stark