Or the armies of men-our human heroes, and a few dragons for good measure-might succeed in repelling them based solely on their own, human strengths.
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They may conquer all of Westeros in a series of bloody tragedies. There may be no supernatural hero coming to stop The Night King and his army of White Walkers and dead men.
We can’t look past the possibility that Melisandre and other proponents of the Azor Ahai legend have it all wrong. Or… it could be more or less meaningless. The identity of Azor Ahai might just be the most important single question in Game of Thrones. There’s likely no unresolved question more portentous, though, than the following: Who exactly is Azor Ahai, “The Prince That Was Promised”? This legend, which speaks of the rebirth of a mythical hero responsible for the first defeat of the White Walkers at the end of the Long Night- some 8,000 years before the events of Game of Thrones-could be central to who lives and dies in Season Eight. There are so many loose threads, revelations and grisly deaths to sort through in that half-dozen episode span that you can safely assume every single episode will be packed to the brim with portents. As we steel ourselves for the six feature-length episodes of Game of Thrones Season Eight, the anticipation has reached a fevered pitch.
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