Pontius Pilate

It depends on what you mean by bringing people back. The Others do it all the time. Fire or ice doesn't seem to matter much. The people brought back are far from whole. Jon won't be any different. He might come back but he will be missing a lot of his mental capacity as well as his memories. And those will fade each day he lives on borrowed time.

I like Aegon and his family but to be fair it was insulting to offer a bastard like Orys.

Dawn was made from the heart of a fallen star. it's made from a piece of meteor. We think now it is a one off and no others were made. The vision says otherwise. Dany will need to find the swords and give them out to her best people. The Dayne boy Arya met on the road will earn his spurs one day and will ask for Dawn.

One of the moons impacted on the surface of the sun and caused enough debris to block the sunlight for years. Mother Nature has a self-correcting mechanism. Darkness and the resulting winter gave the Others greater range to attack. Direwolves and crows fed on the dead. The self-correcting mechanism created dragons to bring the world back in balance.

BR holds no hope for mankind and threw in the towel if this is his best plan. It's not a bad plan. He saves the ghosts of all in Westeros and make them part of the data stored in the tree network. He saves the trees at the same time because no humans will mean no more cutting trees. Jon will be the first to live after losing his body and finding a new home in his Direwolf. Ghost is indeed a fitting name for the dw. The Direwolf will be Jon's ghost from here on. He gets to live as an individual in the wolf instead of joining a collective entity inside the trees. He's always been somewhat of a lone wolf. Weirwoods are not the Old Gods. The OGs are hidden underground sucking blood through the trees. We are told in history when Allysanne and Jaeherys outlawed the first night and built a buffer zone between the lords' fief and the Wall. Must have also outlawed human sacrifice. The OGs got by because Craster was sacrificing for the realm. His absence is a problem for the OGs. I think Mormont sort of understood the necessity of what Craster did. He just can't explain it to his people because it's an awkward truth. The peace will break if or when Mellissandre sacrifices Craster's son. The boy is a son of Ice and a close kin of the Starks. It's a terrible insult to sacrifice a pure Stark blood to R'hllor. The boy has been promised to the Others since the day he was born.

Hoster, Edmure, and his daughters have caused enough heartache in Westeros. They need to die out like a lot of the old nobility in the riverlands. The Targaryens elevated the Tullys and Hoster still fought against them. He should have called for Robert and Ned to surrender themselves to the Targaryens instead of starting a war that killed thousands of people and turned the kingdom into the wreck it is at the beginning of the books.

She had compassion for Dontos, the last of his family. Robin is the last of the Arryns. She can save him or she can kill him. Whatever serves her interests in that moment. Her selfish side will rear its head again and tragic if it should happen at that moment.

The story of Azor Ahai is that of somebody who could do what needed to be done. Daenerys proved that she is that person. She's a better ruler and leader than Robb Stark, Cersei Lannister, and Jon Snow ever were. The men could not conquer the desires of their heart and put those in front of their duties. Daenerys put her preferred lover aside in order to attempt a peace with the people of Meereen. She deserves to rule.