The Gate at the Nightfort

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The Gate at the Nightfort is a mysterious, ancient magical passage beneath the Wall in Westeros that allows the Night’s Watch and others to cross between the realms of men and the lands beyond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf location in Westeros
magical gate
underground passage
accessedBy Bran Stark NERFINISHED
Coldhands NERFINISHED
Hodor NERFINISHED
Jojen Reed NERFINISHED
Meera Reed NERFINISHED
Summer NERFINISHED
the Night’s Watch NERFINISHED
accessRestriction intended for sworn brothers of the Night’s Watch
activationMethod requires oath of the Night’s Watch
responds to words of the Night’s Watch vow
age ancient
alsoKnownAs the Black Gate NERFINISHED
appearsIn A Dance with Dragons NERFINISHED
A Storm of Swords NERFINISHED
appearsInTV Game of Thrones, Season 4 NERFINISHED
associatedWith the Children of the Forest NERFINISHED
the Night’s Watch oath
the old gods of the forest
connectedTo the haunted Nightfort castle
tunnels beneath the Nightfort
creator George R. R. Martin NERFINISHED
firstAppearance A Storm of Swords NERFINISHED
function allows passage through the Wall
connects the realms of men with the lands beyond the Wall
genre fantasy literature element
guardedBy a weirwood-faced black gate
languageContext Common Tongue name: the Black Gate NERFINISHED
locatedIn the Nightfort NERFINISHED
the North NERFINISHED
the Wall NERFINISHED
locatedInFictionalUniverse A Song of Ice and Fire NERFINISHED
Game of Thrones NERFINISHED
material weirwood
narrativeRole enables Bran Stark to cross beyond the Wall
partOf the magical defenses of the Wall
property appears as a pale, weeping face in the weirwood
does not allow passage to the dead
eyes appear closed until activated
mouth opens to allow passage when activated
only living beings may pass through
weeps black water-like substance
status hidden
little-known to most of the Night’s Watch

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The Wall hasPart The Gate at the Nightfort