Daenerys Targaryen's visions may have already been predicted fate of King's Landing- Entertainment News, Firstpost

How will Daenerys Targaryen's visions in the House of the Undying in the conclusion of Game of Thrones season 8?

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David Weiss and DB Benioff Intense Power of Clues – Hidden in Intense.

For instance, we are fairly sure that there will be some mirroring between our favorite characters and one of the most important things in the world. Game of Thrones .

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Of course, not all clues are hidden. George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire Books and the Game of Thrones television show has long known that the visions Daenerys Targaryen sees in the House of the Undying the future to a certain extent. What is actually being foretold is, well, difficult to foretell – mainly because Daenerys' visions are described differently in A Clash of Kings (book two of ASOIAF ) and 'Valar Morghulis' ( Season 2, Episode 10)

For the purpose of this discussion, we'll be confined to the visions of 'Valar Morghulis'.

As Daenerys wanders from room to room in quest of her missing dragons, she comes across three pictures: first, the throne room of the Red Keep – albeit a sadly devastated one. Gone is its size, the roof has caved in, the walls are broken in parts, and flurry of snowflakes (or fine ash from dragonfire?) Blankets everything. Daenerys reaches out to touch the Iron Throne but is drawn away by the faint cries of Drogon, Rhageal and Viserion.

She walks on, through another open door, and this leads her to the lands beyond the Wall. She makes her way through the blinding white emptiness until she comes to a tent. Seated inside are Khal Drogo, and a baby who is presumably the son they never had – Rhaego. Even if she is overcome by emotion, Dany remembers Mirri Maz Duur's words and whispers, " Until the sun rises in the West and sets on the East ", leaving Drogo and her baby behind.

There's been dissection aplenty of Daenerys' vision, and there's reason to believe that a very literal version of these may come to pbad.

The Red Keep (and King's Landing) will be destroyed – if not by the Night King and Viseryon, then by Daenerys' battle with Cersei. [This seems to be borne out by a vision Bran has as well, in episode 2 of season 4 (‘The Lion and the Rose’s), when he touches a weir tree while travelling beyond the Wall with Jojen, Meera, Summer and Hodor. Bran sees the throne room destroyed in the same way, and he sees the silhouette of a large dragon flying over the roofs of King’s Landing.]

The part where Dany went beyond the Wall has already come true, and as for her vision of Drogo and Rhaego, it must be remembered that it's the cries of her dragons to emerge / wake up from it. Perhaps it's a sign that she will choose life over death when she chooses on that choice. (Or that she already made the choice Rhaego was stillborn, even as Drogo was left in a catatonic state after Mirri Maz Duur blood blood.)

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Now Melisandre and Thoros too much to see in their flames, thanks to R 'hollor. But those visions can be wrong – or incorrectly interpreted. Jojen Reed has dreams and visions of future events, so does Rickon Stark, who 'sees' his father in the Winterfell crypts the night before news of Ned Stark's execution is received by the family. Rickon also seemsingly predicts that Robb will never return home, the 'Young Wolf' leaves for his campaign against the Lannisters.

Then there is Bran Stark, who dreams repeatedly of a three-eyed raven, before discovering his ability to warg. As the Three-Eyed Raven, Bran's vision encompbades the past, present and future.

Daenerys stands out in this company: Melisandre is a priestess, Jojen has the 'Sight' and even suffers seizures as a result, Bran is the Three-Eyed Raven. Daenerys is – her status as Mother of Dragons, Khaleesi etc. notwithstanding – a 'regular' person

Daenerys has much in common dragons. Other Targaryens before Daenerys

For instance, the Targaryens escape the Doom of Valyria because Daenys – the maiden daughter of a Valyrian lord called Aenar Targaryen – dreams of it, 12 years before the event takes place. Aenar moves his family and dragons to the island of Dragonstone, and is the subject of much ridicule because of his decision. When Valyria is Destroyed, the Targaryens – who were a minor in the freehold – became the dragonlords in the Known World. Aenar's daughter is known to be a dreamer ever since.

A vision of a less useful appears to King Baelor I Targaryen, also known as Baelor the Blessed, who sees the High Seven of King's Landing in a dream and orders its construction (The very same one as Cersei blows up with wildfire, along with the Tyrells and the High Sparrow in it). He also believes the gods want to make a name for him named after the next High Septon, followed by an eight-year-old street-child, so beholding Baelor's visions are real or the product of the lightheadedness (the King frequently fasts for extended periods of time). of time) remains unclear

Yet another Targaryen who dreams of the future is Prince Daeron, the son of Maekar Targaryen. (He is the older brother of Aegon V, and the Black Castle Maester Aemon.) Daeron dreams of the death of his uncle, Baelor Breakspear, describing a great dragon that would fall to the hedge knight as Ser Duncan the Tall (later, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard). Baelor dies at the hands of his brother Maekar (Daeron's father), due to an accidental blow, while fighting by Ser Duncan's side.

The Targaryen sight sometimes appears in those who do not carry the family name – Daemon II Blackfyre (son of Daemon I, the illegitimate child of the Daena cousins ​​and Aegon IV Targaryen) has startlingly accurate dreams about the deaths of his own older brothers. His brothers – the twins Aegon and Aemon Blackfyre – are killed on the battlefield, Lord Brynden Ryvers (known as the Bloodraven).

Some years later, Daemon II Blackfrey tells Ser Duncan the Tall (still a hedge knight, chaperoning Aegon V the Seven Kingdoms at the behest of the prince's father, Maekar Targaryen) that he saw a gleaming white cloak, predicting his future ascendancy.

On the same occasion, Daemon II also tells us that he saw dragon hatching at the place where they are staying (Whitehalls, the castle of Lord Ambrose Butterwell). ). Daemon II believes in the dream of a dragon that he is a slave to the dragon egg by the Amphibian King of the Aegon IV

instead of a dragon hatches – "Egg" as Aegon V is known during his childhood, becomes the next king. ('Unlikely' because he is the fourth son of Maekar and only becomes king because of his older brothers – Aerion and Daeron [mentioned earlier]and his third brother – Aemon – refuses to give up his vows as Maester and joins the Night's Watch.)

Coming back to dragons, Magister Illyrio, Daenerys dreams of them. A few nights before her wedding, she has a dream in which:

"Viserys was hitting her, hurting her, she was naked, clumsy with fear, she ran away, but her body seemed thick and ungainly. He struck her again … screaming 'You woke the dragon' … her thighs were slick with blood, and she was a hideous ripping sound and the crackling of some great fire. When she looked again, Viserys was gone, when she was looking at her, and when she looked at them, she woke up. " [— from Game of Thrones, page 95]

Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion

Maester Aemon Ounce Samson Tarly, " My brothers dreamed of dragons … and their dreams killed them, every one "- Daeron (an alcoholic who contracted the pox), Aerion (who drank wildfire believing it would turn into a dragon), Aegon V (who perished along with several members of his family and Ser Duncan the Tall, while his pyromancers attempted to hatch dragon eggs with the help of wildfire, at Summerhall). Maester Aemon says he dreams of being too, a red star. (Will Daenerys' dragon dreams spell her end too?)

Daenerys herself knows that her dreams are different from those of other people. At Qarth, when she petitions the 'Spice King' for the use of his ships, to launch her campaign to conquer Westeros, he scoffs at her. She told him how they were dreaming of dragons and they were born. "I am no ordinary woman," she says. "My dreams come true."

All of which causes the complete destruction of King's Landing, and the Iron Throne – the imminent ultimate symbol of power in Westeros. (19659003) Suggested read – Game of Thrones season 8: Will Daenerys Targaryen 's dragons fly again after the end of the Long Night?

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Published Date: Apr 10, 2019 08:22 AM
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