In a scant few seconds, a hundred men had died to take down eight Walkers, the wights finally caught up, and everything became a chaotic slog on amidst the stony shore. The Queen, unconscious and considered dead after being struck twice by a White Walker, was nearly indistinguishable in the mess of twice slain bodies and charred bones. Thus, the few who sought to retrieve her remains had little luck amidst the battle.