To further back her point, Parker writes that before Bran realized his powers as the Three-Eyed Raven, the timeline of events moved at a much more realistic pace, with the young Stark boy focusing his attention on his personal experiences and his family. However, as soon as he starts harnessing his visionary skills, Parker notes that "minor details and major spans of time begin disappearing from the show's narrative" because he now "has thousands of years of events to see, and he becomes numb to the details of even his closest loved ones' lives."