So umm....who ended up being Azur Ahai?

So umm....who ended up being Azur Ahai?

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Jon stabbing Dany in the heart will probably turn him into AA in the books

Deep down inside... aren't we all Azur Ahai?

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Nobody. It was just an ordinary dagger, not LIGHTBRINGER(tm).

AA wasn't a real prophecy.

Why don't we just elect Azor Again?

Perhaps AA was just the friends we made along the way

>entire point of Melisandre's character is that she worships a false god
>"why don't her prophecies come true??"

it was the friends we made along the way

So...what was the point of the Lord of Light stuff? Everyone who did Lord of LIght stuff just..died.

Melisandre kinda forgot about Azor Ahai

>sets things magically on fire
>raises people from the dead

What?

D&D are embarrassed by the magic shit so we'll never know

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>the audience is Bran
>and all the shit we saw did indeed happen, but its only what we're bothering to look at
>we would rather watch our friends eat, or fuck, or whatever beautiful moments we want
>sometimes we miss the really important details
>but we're just slowing "remembering," adding it to common knowledge
>GRRM just wants the jews to win.

Beric and the Hound saved Arya from wights
Melisandre brought Jon back from the dead, crippled stannis’ army and provided the motivation Arya needed to kill the night king
Jon took winterfell back from Ramsay and provided Arya motivation to return north. Idk if the lord of light intended for Jon to kill Dany or not.

nigga she murdered a dude with a ghost she probably wasn't totally off base

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Dude the Lord of light is literally doing miracles all over the place

Yeah arya didn't kill anyone with green eyes either

The Lord of Light is real but the prophecy and Azor Ahai stuff was a just an epic prank by him to get Arya to shank the Night King.

People come back to life, get new limbs, and have shit set on fire. The Azor Ahai is definitely going to happen in the books.

Was the Azor Ahai prophecy ever even brought up in the series? I thought it was a books only thing.

well, you see, D&D kind of forgot about Azor Ahai, but that doesn't mean he forget about them

And the 2 wars are switched. Night King comes after Cersei. 10/10

She got every DnD characters dreams: killing the big bad and getting a boat.

>entire point of Melisandre's character is that she worships a false god

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she literally lit a trench with god powers this season

What?

The magic came from her womanhood. Rhallor is just the patriarchy opressing the magic red wahmen.

>Why didn't the dagger go up in flames!?!

The Prince That Was Promised is going North to fuck redheads. It is known.

It was, during the stannis parts mostly.

how's she bringing motherfuckers back to life and birthing shadow assassins if she worships a false god

The Azur Ahai is the killer of sandniggers. He will kill the Dothraki, the unsullied and stick his mighty flaming sword up Brans pooper (he wont feel a thing though).

In the books her prophecies DO come true though, just not in the way she thinks.

There are a lot of gods doing a lot of things in this fantasy, son. There are also dragons.

Arya, didn't you notice her repeated divine protection last episode?

She still has a purpose far West

It was Dany, and the prophecy was just a cultural memory of the creation of Dragons through blood sacrifice. Jon is the Prince that was Promised, he saved the world from death by Ice Magic and then from death by Fire magic.

They really wouldn't keep her alive unless she got her own spinoff.

Does this means she discovers and enslaves all of non america?

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Nobody. You've been (((subverted))).

Her prophecies do come true, but she does occasionally misinterpret them

Unironically Stannis