Why is Brynden Rivers called the three-eyed crow? I know that he is/was a man of the Night's Watch. That explains the crow part but where was the "three-eyed" part explained?
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There are some mentions on the books if I remember correctly, but all I could find was in the Who is the three-eyed crow? FAQ:
First introduced in A Game of Thrones, the three-eyed crow has been a mysterious figure who opened Bran’s “third eye” to magic, and began him on a path that has led him from Winterfell to the lands beyond the Wall.
So, the third eye is the 'greenseer' eye. The other two are the normal eyes that all humans have. He is considered to be the last Greenseer, so he is the last one to have the third eye open -- that's why he is called the 'three eyed crow'
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