While he and Jon may actually only be cousins, they were raised as siblings, and we can bet that Bran still thinks of Jon as a brother even after what he learned in his blast from the past to the Tower of Joy in Season 6. Given that Jon Snow is King of the North, Bran Stark technically is a prince.
We've come up with a handful of characters who could fit the bill (and one wild card), and we've ranked their likelihood. Now that many of the major players of Game of Thrones are coming together, the time has come to try and figure out the identity of the reborn Azor Ahai. The original Azor Ahai had to kill his beloved wife the new Azor Ahai would likely have to give up something or someone beloved as well. Unfortunately for whoever is the subject of the prophecy, a sacrifice is required for Lightbringer to turn the tide of the war. We learned in Season 7 that the original prophecy in its High Valyrian form referred to a savior without specifying a man or a woman.
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With Stannis dead and the full legitimate Baratheon line extinguished, the Prince That Was Promised must be somebody else entirely.
Of course, Melisandre has been very wrong when it comes to prophecies in the past, as she was quite convinced that Stannis Baratheon was the Prince That Was Promised that would fulfill the prophecy.
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