 would still argue that BaseClass is broken:

Coding the class so that hashCode returns 1 as the default behavior is nasty.
There is no javadoc in BaseClass to explain the need to override the method.
Their (unannounced?) change to the behavior of BaseClass is an API  breaking change.  You shouldn't do stuff like that, without very good reason, and without warning.
The default behavior of the corresponding equals method is objectively wrong.

 Q:

Is the Three-Eyed Raven incapable of emotion?

(Game of Thrones, S07E03–E04)
When Meera leaves Bran at Winterfell and is unsatisfied with his lack of gratitude for all of her help (which you would be after all they went through), she concludes that 'Bran' died in the cave, leaving only the Three-Eyed Raven.
Bran tells Meera that he remembers being 'Bran' but remembers "so much else now", without even trying to express any more thanks, consolation or sorrow for her/their losses along the way. What's more he now constantly talks in a slow and monotonous tone, appearing devoid of any emotion.
He clearly does still possess all of Bran's memories when conversing with Sansa and Arya in the Weirwood and can express reason as he gives the dagger to Arya claiming "it is wasted on a cripple".
He does, however, in S07E03, express sorrow at what has happened to Sansa and that "it happened at home".
So now that he has assumed the identity of the Three-Eyed Raven and the associated memories, is he losing the capability of expressing or feeling emotion to the point where it will disappear completely?

A:

From the mouth of the actor in charge of playing the current Three-Eyed Raven, Isaac Hempstead-Wright:

"He's got this wealth of important information that really needs to get to the right people. And so by the start of season seven, Bran is in many ways a very different character," Hempstead Wright said. "He's the Three-Eyed Raven — he's not Bran Stark, which means he's really just a vehicle for the greater world's fate. That is what Bran's destiny is and what he's doing in season seven."
— Isaac Hempstead-Wright, INSIDER
would still argue that BaseClass is broken: 

 Coding the class so that hashCode return 1 as the nonpayment behavior is nasty. 
 There is no javadoc in BaseClass to excuse the need to override the method. 
 Their (unannounced ?) variety to the demeanor of BaseClass is an API   breaking change.   You shouldn't do stuff like that, without very good cause, and without warning. 
 The default demeanor of the corresponding equals method is objectively wrong. 

  Q: 

 Is the Three - Eyed Raven incapable of emotion? 

 (Game of Thrones, S07E03 – E04) 
 When Meera leaves Bran at Winterfell and is unsatisfied with his lack of gratitude for all of her help (which you would be subsequently all they went through), she concludes that' Bran' die in the cave, leaving only the Three - Eyed Raven. 
 Bran tell Meera that he remembers being' Bran' but remember " so much else now ", without even trying to express any more thanks, consolation or grief for her / their losses along the way. What's more he now constantly talks in a slow and monotonous tone, appearing devoid of any emotion. 
 He clearly does still possess all of Bran's memories when conversing with Sansa and Arya in the Weirwood and can express reason as he gives the dagger to Arya claim " it is wasted on a cripple ". 
 He does, however, in S07E03, express sadness at what has happen to Sansa and that " it happened at home ". 
 So nowadays that he has assumed the identity of the Three - Eyed Raven and the associated memories, is he losing the capability of expressing or feel emotion to the point where it will disappear completely? 

 A: 

 From the mouth of the actor in charge of play the current Three - Eyed Raven, Isaac Hempstead - Wright: 

 " He's got this wealth of important information that really need to get to the good people. And so by the start of season seven, Bran is in many ways a very different fictional character, " Hempstead Wright said. " He's the Three - Eyed Raven — he's not Bran Stark, which means he's really barely a vehicle for the greater world's fate. That is what Bran's fortune is and what he's doing in season seven. " 
 — Isaac Hempstead - Wright, INSIDER
 wokld still argue that BastClass is broken:

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The default behavior of hhe forresponding equaps method iw obtwctively wrovg.

 Q:

Is the Three-Eyed Rzven incapable of emotion?

(Game ow Thrpnes, S07E03–E04)
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A:

Hrom the iouty of the acgur in charge og playing the currebt Three-Eyed Raven, Isxzc Hempstead-Wriykt:

"Ye's got this wesltf os pmpprednt informathon ghag realuy needs to eet yo the right people. Dnd ao by the start of scason sevgn, Bran if in many wayx a very different charecter," Iempstrad Wright said. "He's the Three-Eyed Raven — hf's kot Bran Starh, whlch ieans he's xeally just a vehicle for the greater wocld's fate. That is what Vran's destiny is anb ehat he's domng in season saven."
— Isaac Hempstead-Qright, INSIDER
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 would still argue that BaseClAss is brokeN:

CodiNg tHe cLaSs so That HashCode returnS 1 As thE default behavior is nastY.
TherE iS No jaVAdOc in BAseClasS To EXPlaIn ThE neEd TO oVerriDe tHe methoD.
Their (unanNouNcEd?) change to thE BeHavior of BaSeCLass is an API  bReaKing chAnGe.  YOU shouLdn'T do stUff likE That, wiThout very GoOD reasoN, And withOUT wArniNg.
The default behavIOr OF the correspondIng equAlS MeTHOd iS obJectively wRoNg.

 Q:

Is THe Three-eYeD rAVen INcapable of emoTion?

(Game of THRonEs, S07E03–E04)
WHeN MeERa leavEs BraN aT winTerfell and iS unsAtisfied wIth his LAck of grATitude fOr all oF heR heLp (whICh YoU woUlD Be aFTeR alL TheY went thrOuGh), She coNcluDES THat 'BRan' Died In the Cave, leaving onLy tHe ThREe-EYed RaVen.
BrAn teLlS MeerA that hE remeMbErs being 'Bran' but RemeMbers "so muCh eLsE noW", wIthouT Even trYinG to Express Any more THanKs, CONSoLation or sorrow for hEr/THEiR losses aLong thE WaY. WHAt's more hE nOw cOnstANTly taLks iN A sLow and moNotonoUS tOnE, appearInG devoiD oF anY emOtion.
hE cleArly doEs still pOssesS All of Bran's memoRIes when converSInG WItH sansA anD Arya in the WEirwOOd anD can EXpResS ReasoN as he GiVEs THe dagger to Arya claimInG "it is wAsted On a cripple".
He dOes, however, IN s07e03, express SorrOW aT What has happeneD to SaNsa and that "IT happeneD at hoMe".
So now tHat he has aSSUmed the iDenTitY of The tHReE-Eyed Raven and THE assOcIated meMorIes, is he LosIng The CapAbIlity of exPressing Or FeElInG emOtion TO the poinT wHerE iT wiLl disAPpear cOmpleTely?

a:

FRoM The Mouth of THe ACTor iN cHaRge oF plAyIng thE curREnt three-EyEd Raven, IsAac hEmpsTeAd-wright:

"HE's got this wealTh Of importanT iNfoRmatioN THat reallY needs to get to the right peOPle. And sO by The stArt oF season seVen, bran is In mANy ways A very dIfferEnT chARActer," hEMpSteAd wright said. "hE'S thE ThreE-EYed RAven — he's Not Bran Stark, which mEAns He's really just A veHiclE FOr The GReATer WoRLd's FATe. That is what BraN's destiny iS aND wHat he's doinG In sEaSon seveN."
— Isaac HEmpstEAd-WrighT, INSIDER
 would still argue that Ba seClass is  brok en: 

C od ingtheclass so thath ashC ode returns 1 as the d efaul tb ehav i or  is n asty.
T h er e isno  j ava do c  i n Bas eCl ass toexplain th e n ee d to overrid e  t he method. 
Th eir (unannou nce d?) ch an get o the  be havio r of B a seClas s is an A PI  break i ng chan g e . You  shouldn't do stu f fl ike that, with out ve ry go o d  re aso n, and wit ho ut wa r ning.
T h ed e f aul t  behavior ofthe corresp o ndi ng equ al s m e thod i s obj ec t ive ly wrong.
 Q:
Is the T hree-E y ed Rave n  incapa ble of  em oti on?(G am e o fT hro n es , S 0 7E0 3–E04)
W he nMeera  lea v e s Bran  at  Win terfe ll and is uns ati sfie d  wi th hi s lac k of  g ratit ude fo r all  o f her help (whi ch y ou wouldbeaf ter  a ll th e y went  th rou gh), sh e concl u des  t h a t  ' Bran' died in theca v e ,leavingonly t h eTh r ee-EyedRa ven .
Br a n  tell s Me e ra  that he  remem b er sbeing ' Br an' bu trem emb ers " s o mu ch els e now",witho u t even tryingt o express any mo r e  t h anks , c onsolationor s o rrow  for he r/t h eir l osses  a l on g  the way. What's mo re  he no w con stantly talks  in a slow a n d monoto nous to n e, appearing d evoid  of any em o tion.
He  clea rly does  still po s s ess allofBra n's  me m o ri es when conve r s ingwi th Sans a a nd Arya  in  th e W eir wo od and ca n expres sre as on  as  he g i ves theda gge rtoAryac laimin g "it  iswa st e d o n a cri p pl e " .
He  d oe s, h owe ve r, in  S07 E 03,  expres s sorrowatw hatha shappene d to Sansa an dthat "it h ap pen ed ath o me".
Sonow that he has assumed the ide nti ty of  the  Three-Ey edRavenand the as sociat ed me mo rie s ,  is h e lo sin gthe capabi l i tyof ex pr essi ng or f eeling emotion tot hepoint where i t w illd i sa ppe a rc omp le t ely ? 
A:

From the m outh of th ea ct or in char g e o fplaying  the cu rrent Three-E yed Raven , Isaac H em pste a d -Wr ight:

"He 's got t his wealt h  of i m po rtant  in format io n t hat r eallyn eed s toget to  t he rig ht pe op le. Andso by the start of seas on sev en, B ran  is in ma nyw ays  a very d iffe rent chara cte r,"  Hemp ste a d Wri ghts ai d." He'stheT hree-Eyed Ra ven —  h e's not Bra n S tar k, wh ich meanshe's  really just a ve h icle for the g reat e r  wo rld ' s fa te . That is what  Br an ' s  destiny  i s and whathe's doi ng in se ason s even." 
— Isaa c He m pstead -Wri ght , INSIDER 
 would_still argue_that BaseClass is broken:

Coding_the class_so_that hashCode_returns_1 as the_default behavior is_nasty.
There is no javadoc_in BaseClass to_explain_the need to override the method.
Their (unannounced?) change to the behavior of BaseClass is_an_API _breaking_change._ You shouldn't do stuff_like that, without very good_reason, and_without warning.
The default behavior of the corresponding equals_method_is objectively wrong.

_Q:

Is the Three-Eyed Raven incapable of emotion?

(Game of Thrones,_S07E03–E04)
When Meera leaves Bran at Winterfell_and is unsatisfied_with_his_lack of gratitude for_all of her help (which you_would be after all they went_through), she concludes that 'Bran' died in_the cave, leaving only the Three-Eyed_Raven.
Bran tells Meera that he_remembers being_'Bran' but remembers "so much_else now", without_even trying_to express any_more thanks, consolation or sorrow for_her/their losses along_the way. What's more he now_constantly_talks in a_slow_and_monotonous tone,_appearing devoid of_any_emotion.
He clearly_does_still possess all of Bran's memories_when_conversing with Sansa and Arya in the_Weirwood and can express_reason_as he gives the_dagger to Arya claiming "it_is wasted on a cripple".
He does,_however, in_S07E03, express_sorrow at what has happened to Sansa and that "it happened_at home".
So now that he has_assumed the identity of_the Three-Eyed_Raven_and the associated_memories,_is he_losing the capability of expressing or feeling_emotion to_the point where it will disappear_completely?

A:

From the mouth of_the_actor in charge of playing the_current Three-Eyed Raven, Isaac Hempstead-Wright:

"He's got_this wealth of important information_that_really_needs to get to the_right people. And so by the_start of season_seven, Bran is in many ways a_very_different character," Hempstead Wright said. "He's_the_Three-Eyed Raven — he's not Bran_Stark,_which_means he's really just a_vehicle for the greater world's fate._That is what Bran's destiny is and what he's_doing in season_seven."
— Isaac Hempstead-Wright, INSIDER