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Originally Posted by Wonkie
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melisandre did more than theon. her problem is a lack of dialogue acknowledging it. it's plainly obvious anyway.
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Did't you see the scene with Varys? She's already made her case for redemption to him. She brought "Ice and fire" together to confront the white walkers. And she knows for sure she's going to die if h she returns to aid them, but she's going to do it anyway. Hence, she knows she's sacrificing herself for what she believes is the greater good. This is of course a callback to sacrificing shireen for the greater good. And, personally, I think varys silence says far more than a throw away line from bran.