This is simply because none of the prophecy fits with Arya, even if you try to twist it. Who died in Game of Thrones? All the deaths from season 8 episode 3, ranked by how heartbreaking they wereĮven though Arya turned out to be the one to kill the Night King and put an end to Winter’s march on the living, she almost certainly is not Azor Ahai reborn. Why it probably isn’t Arya Arya destroys the Night King (Photo: HBO) Be the descendent of Aerys II and Rhaella Targaryen.Draw from the fire a burning sword, Lightbringer.Be born amidst salt and smoke, under a bleeding star.Come after a long summer, as darkness gathers.The Prince that was Promised will, according to the theory: The prophecy was originally written in High Valyrian, where the word prince is actually gender neutral, so more accurately, it should translate as the Prince or Princess that was Promised. An ancient prophecy which comes from the Lord of Light’s religion and its followers states that Azor Ahai will one day be reborn as the Prince that was Promised, to defeat the White Walkers once more.

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