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I started watching this on and off a little while ago and got to the episode where Syrio Forel fights off a bunch of dudes with a wooden sword. Does he die? I mean we never see him die. I hope he's not dead. He's ****ing awesome.
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The birth of the dragons required a really hot fire. It so happens a funeral pyre is such.
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Bull. There is the whole burning people to encourage good winds and an easy voyage thing. And the whole let's burn the son of a prince to wake dragons thing. There is a whole lot of killing people gets us what we want magic.Originally posted by OzzyKP View PostOerdin is wrong.
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To an extent...Originally posted by Guynemer View PostIf you bring someone back from death, then someone has to die (Rhaego for Drogo, Miri Maz Durr for the dragons). It extends no further than that.
Spoiler:When Thoros kept bringing Beric Dondarion and then Lady Stoneheart back, he was draining some of his own life force... at least it seems like such... but he didn't die
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Only death can pay for life.
If you bring someone back from death, then someone has to die (Rhaego for Drogo, Miri Maz Durr for the dragons). It extends no further than that.
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As everyone should have figured out by now (it was explicitly said last season multiple times) magic is based around death as in for strong magic to happen someone/something often has to die. I'm not sure how the shape changing, fire proof, and greenseer things work though because they seem to be innate power you're born with instead of invoked magic.
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