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Sending Gendry to run for help wasn't a heroic save; it was the ultimate strategic blunder. Jon Snow’s Suicide Squad mission provided the Night King with the one thing he lacked: a way to breach the Wall. By baiting Daenerys and her dragons into the deep North, Jon essentially... show more

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