House of the Dragon
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Yes, Jayce wants to keep his inheritage. But the others didn't threaten anything. They just claimed their Dragons.
Jayce is scared because those people would have the same if not better claim at the throne and priviledges. That's why he is insecure.
But nothing happened for the moments, its just a scary thought for him.
This is the point of his development in the end of the season
I don't remember Rhae being insulted during the banquet.
The guy spoke to her with irreverance, not with insult. This is different. She didn't gained his respect yet. And she understands that she has to be patient here.
The bar you put on insults in at the Aegon or Aemond level. The bar of Rhae is much lower and that's why she is able to be respected by those who disrespect the powerfull.
Ulf is just a tought nutt for now. But he will learn, or die.. Just like Deamon.
Jayce is scared because those people would have the same if not better claim at the throne and priviledges. That's why he is insecure.
But nothing happened for the moments, its just a scary thought for him.
This is the point of his development in the end of the season
I don't remember Rhae being insulted during the banquet.
The guy spoke to her with irreverance, not with insult. This is different. She didn't gained his respect yet. And she understands that she has to be patient here.
The bar you put on insults in at the Aegon or Aemond level. The bar of Rhae is much lower and that's why she is able to be respected by those who disrespect the powerfull.
Ulf is just a tought nutt for now. But he will learn, or die.. Just like Deamon.
And he has every right to be insecure. His life was basically in the shit bcs Rhae decided to sleep with Harwin over and over with little care of what happens to him. Him being heir is the only thing he had left and it was only so bcs he had a dragon. And now she gave 2 adult dragons to bastards same as he is.
Nor Ulf nor Hugh have any reason to be loyal to Rhae which is big plot point of Jayce this season
You dont behave like that around kings and queens. Hugh himself pointed it out later on. Ulf has no respect for anyone there but himself and maybe now Jayce bcs Jayce was the only one who put some sense into him
Nor Ulf nor Hugh have any reason to be loyal to Rhae which is big plot point of Jayce this season
You dont behave like that around kings and queens. Hugh himself pointed it out later on. Ulf has no respect for anyone there but himself and maybe now Jayce bcs Jayce was the only one who put some sense into him
Yes of course.
This is why its interesting.
Indeed, none of them have reasons to be loyal. Hence why season 3 will be interesting.
Again. Rhae is not a conventional Queen.
Rhae is doing exactly what she needs to do to keep the guy at bay for the moment. With Patience. She understand that she has no power over him but death. This is why season 3 will be interesting..
Maybe it will end badly, or maybe I'm right and she will gain his respect. But a ruler that thinks that respect is due to them, is doomed to fall.
Here is what Alicent said to her son Aegon:
"Do you think simply wearing the crown imbues you with wisdom?"
Being Queen does not make Rhae more respectable. Its her actions that will decide that.
This is why its interesting.
Indeed, none of them have reasons to be loyal. Hence why season 3 will be interesting.
Again. Rhae is not a conventional Queen.
Rhae is doing exactly what she needs to do to keep the guy at bay for the moment. With Patience. She understand that she has no power over him but death. This is why season 3 will be interesting..
Maybe it will end badly, or maybe I'm right and she will gain his respect. But a ruler that thinks that respect is due to them, is doomed to fall.
Here is what Alicent said to her son Aegon:
"Do you think simply wearing the crown imbues you with wisdom?"
Being Queen does not make Rhae more respectable. Its her actions that will decide that.
Aegon is a clown for not believing in himself.
He already knew he wasn't capable or fit for ruling and was happily running away.
It's alicent , because of who he became like this and in the end she's ready to sacrifice him to save herself.
Greens really got it bad.
Tbh things wouldn't be this messier if Otto was still the hand.
He already knew he wasn't capable or fit for ruling and was happily running away.
It's alicent , because of who he became like this and in the end she's ready to sacrifice him to save herself.
Greens really got it bad.
Tbh things wouldn't be this messier if Otto was still the hand.
I was goign through the map of Westoreos and remaning continents ππ.
Is it a known Fact GRRM based it highly on Roman Empire with Valyria being italy accurate in map , with Pompei Incident , where again 3 families survived.
And Doom valyria , only 3 families survived (Velareyon , Targaryen , and celtigars)
Is it a known Fact GRRM based it highly on Roman Empire with Valyria being italy accurate in map , with Pompei Incident , where again 3 families survived.
And Doom valyria , only 3 families survived (Velareyon , Targaryen , and celtigars)
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more than 3 families survived the doom
a few other dragon lords did, one named Aurion attempted to claim the city but disappeared. Others also were in the free cities before dying through civil war, or from the free city denizens.
and the Targaryens aren't on the same level as the Celtigars and Velayrons. They were part of the 40 dragon lords.
a few other dragon lords did, one named Aurion attempted to claim the city but disappeared. Others also were in the free cities before dying through civil war, or from the free city denizens.
and the Targaryens aren't on the same level as the Celtigars and Velayrons. They were part of the 40 dragon lords.
