Who is the lord of light
Melisandre's Death Explained.. Is The Lord Of Light Good?
hey guys Dean here so some of you may be
still getting over that intense anxiety
of episode 3 season 8 of Game of Thrones
I know I surely am I actually have to
pause my TV because I literally was
having heart palpitations watching this
battle I just didn't know what was going
to happen I know some of you loved the
episode and some of you weren't too
happy with the episode but anyway while
we said goodbye to a couple of
characters the one I want to talk about
the person I want to talk about is
Melisandre now I think we all knew she'd
returned at some points to help and the
fact that she just appeared from out of
nowhere from the opposing direction as
in the direction that the White Walkers
were coming from that had me thinking
did they not see her or maybe they just
didn't harm her anyway
I want to talk about her death that's
what's important here why exactly she
kind of chose to die right after the
battle now she shows up and she lights
the swords for the Dothraki on fire
which was a really feel-good moment for
me like it was a moment you know it gave
us a little bit of hope that not
everybody is going to be slaughtered
anyway then she also lights up the
trenches for Winterfell when Danny can't
see Davos a signal due to the windstorm
so we going on what happens the night
king is killed by Arya and half you are
really pissed off that was Ari and the
other half aren't so anyway let's move
on so why did Melisandre choose the joy
is the Lord of Light good is the
religion light or is it dark there's
been so many good examples and bad
examples we've seen her use a shadow
demon to kill Renly Baratheon Dada you
know I didn't like that part and then
she brings Jon Snow back to life I love
her for that so it's gonna open down but
anyway we remember that the last time
should have a spoke to Melisandre he
said he would execute our himself the
next time she was in his presence if you
ever come back this way
now we witnesses are use the power of
the Lord of Lloyd the power of the red
God to light the swords of the Dothraki
on fire and as I said it's kind of an
uneasy but kind of a well I hate you but
that was pretty helpful from sir Davos
point of view as the White Walkers are
vulnerable to
which is why he shouts to open the gates
and let her in understandable now he
actually doesn't know what to say when
he sees her he's kind of like in shock
kind of surprised but she says it all
herself when she informs him that
there's no need to execute her she'll be
dead by Dawn immediately making me think
and maybe a lot of you think well yeah
of course you're gonna be Dead by Dawn
Melisandre does a hundred thousand dead
people are running through Winterfell
however that's not what she meant
because she seen thing what Melisandre
is that it she was always certain of
what was necessary to thrive she really
full heartedly believed in the Lord of
Light she believed in her God and she
believed in her religion because it
wasn't so much a thing of fate it was
purpose that's what I think the Lord of
Light is yes he's a God yeah or it is a
God but a God of purpose a God of reason
everything and everyone are built for a
purpose for a reason of existence and
we've seen malice on to be strongly
connected to her Lord and perform
incredible feats of magic
then we've witnessed her get it wrong
get it oh so wrong so it appears that
the Lord of loyd can indeed see the
purpose of each individual he's proved
it time and time again he kept bringing
Barret and Jerry and back to life for a
reason six times actually I can count
and even Barrack couldn't understand why
but anyway we do discover that that was
that sacrifice himself in order to save
Arya Stark because as we know she kills
the night King he brings Jon Snow back
to life because Johnny unites the north
and allies with Daenerys to help save
Westeros from the army of the Dead but
obviously there are bigger plans for
John or Aegon should I say so what does
this mean what it means there's a map
what do I mean when I say a map a map of
a predestined faith for Westeros Essos
the unknown world in appearance that
everything is meant to happen for a
reason nobody accidentally dies
everything is written according to the
Lord of Light anyway that's how it's
appearing to me so Melisandre is quite
old I'm not sure how old would I know
she's quite old and it's a ruby necklace
that keeps her alive and is also the
source of her power
we've actually seen her a trueform
previously as a wretched deformed old
woman when she took the necklace off we
often find out that distancing herself
from the necklace makes her weak and
eventually killed her so anyway we know
she believed stannis baratheon to be the
reincarnation of azor Ahai the prince
that was promised the one true king
now how she actually believed that to be
Stannis is still beyond me to this day
there is more personality in a
cheeseburger than there is in that man
but by the looks of things it was all
part of the Lord of Lights plan to bring
her closer to Jon Snow to be there to
resurrect him at the right place at the
right time
don't forget John was still human his
body would start to decompose very soon
so Melisandre needs to be there to
resurrect him anyway we'll keep going
this woman had seen Jon fighting the
dead at Winterfell in a vision so we
can't be dead and that's why we see her
happy like a crisis of faith and when
she tries unsuccessfully resurrection
her faith is restored so as I said
everything and everyone has a purpose
for existence however despite her faith
in her Lord I think deep down the one
thing that stood out for her was the
sacrifice of Shireen Baratheon she knew
it was wrong and the Lord of Light
didn't give enough back to Stannis in
exchange for sacrificing something so
pure of Shireen he simply just lifted
the storm lifted a storm that's only God
for sacrificing his daughter
anyway the death of beric Dondarrion
really showed Melisandre that nobody
should outlive their own purpose of
existence it's strengthened and
confirmed her faith in her religion with
this strength she reminds Arya that she
had not completed the prophecy made
about her Josie yet there was still
another life to take the life of the
knight King now this gives Arya for the
belief and confidence in herself so the
reason the true reason Melisandre chose
to die was because her life force never
hurts to own she belongs to the red God
the Lord of Light she merely had a
purpose every single thing she had done
good and bad mostly bud was all part of
a predestined mop of faith a predestined
planet Melisandre could always see
to the flames but you can never see past
her last journey to Winterfell and it
was at that moment she knew her reason
or existence will be served she
willingly removes her necklace she walks
out into the snow and dies proving that
none of her motives were ever selfish or
for personal gain so guys let me know
what you think let me know in the
comment section below I know there is
still a lot more to talk about episode 3
but what you think about Melisandre do
you think that's the reason she chose to
die was it all a predestined map of fate
let me know in the comment section have
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