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They have to get to an ending and the way the by 1978Irish
story has unfolded, it is to resolved in a battle against a more powerful force.
My issue with the battle plan is that the battle will be about the dragons. Daney's 2 dragons will have to do more damage to the army of the dead than the Night King's dragon does to the living and hopefully there won't be another dead dragon resurrected.
They need to pay off the Lord of Light prophesies.
Who is the Price who was promised.
Why did Beric and Jon Snow get raised from the dead?