This is a pretty dark note to end on, but for a show made famous by killing off everyone’s favorite characters with no warning, it’s probably best to hedge our expectations ahead of the final episodes of Game of Thrones Season 8.
Maybe Cersei will win and all our faves will die.
Maybe there was no Azor Ahai/Prince That Was Promised. As a bonus, this theory also turns Melisandre into a human version of Azor Ahai’s flaming sword, which is pretty damn cool if you ask me. 2 answers 5 votes: I don’t know about likelihood, but I think it’s extremely possible that the Azor Ahai. There were many heroes in the battle, but Arya was the unquestioned primary hero - and the one who ultimately ended The Long Night. What if there’s no one single Azor Ahai? What if, instead, everyone at the Great Battle of Winterfell was the Prince That Was Promised? Together, all our favorite characters (except Bronn) came together to defeat the Night King. Danys dragons (the dragon must have three heads, born under a bleeding star, shall make the world anew, born amongst salt and smoke). Azor Ahai was prophecies to end the Long Night (the battle against the dead), and fittingly, the episode in which Arya kills the Night King is called The Long Night. You might think this is setting up King Robert’s only living son to claim the Iron Throne, but what if he’s actually destined for something even greater? Gendry’s connection to the Azor Ahai prophecy isn’t the strongest, but he does have one big thing in common with the legendary hero: They’re both very skilled at making weapons. Gendry Baratheon Is Azor AhaiĪ bastard no more, Gendry is officially a Lord of House Baratheon after Daenerys made it so in Season 8, Episode 4.
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