Of all the characters that don't get a POV, I would have liked to get the POV of Viserys (No, I don't really want Littlefinger or Varys' plots revealed). I see him in a completely different light than most people. From the beginning of the book, nobody treats him respectfully or kindly, aside from Daenerys, and if it counts, probably his mother and Willem Darry. He is quick to anger, arrogant, and cruel; though nowhere near as horrible as Khal Drogo. He makes a deal, in good faith, with people that have no intention of honoring the deal, and who do not even attempt to accommodate him. Jorah, the handmaids, Drogo, and the blood riders treat him with disdain. I don't think he was a great guy, but if we look at all characters as shades of grey, like we are so often told to do, you have to feel for Viserys. Even after his drunken outburst before he is murdered, he calms down when they tell him they will honor the deal they made.
of the characters that are still around, we really want a Blackfish POV...I feel like that guy was right in the middle of everything that went down during Robert's Rebellion...Viserys would have been interesting...if I could have been in any characters head throughout the earlier books I would have loved a glimpse into Tywin's head
The Blackfish would be great, assuming he has more to do in the future. Edmure might be interesting as well, is he really as inept as Cat's POV implies, or is everyone just inferior to Robb in those chapters? We only see the Riverlands and the Vale from the POV of outsiders. I would lump Tywin with Littlefinger and Varys/Illyrio. There are a few characters that I would love to know what they know, but it probably ruins a lot of the suspense. It also makes them seem more intelligent, much like a magic trick is a lot less impressive when you know how it works. I think Tywin, Littlefinger, Varys and Illyrio, Doran, Roose and Ramsay, Stannis, Euron, Mance Rayder, and possibly even Manderley would give away too much in their inner dialogue... which is, incidentally part of the reason I don't like the most common Jon Snow parentage hypothesis, as we have a ton of Eddard Stark introspection.
Right? Wouldn't it have been easier for Viserys to escape pursuit, for years, without dragging his (pre-teen) little sister along with him? Yet he didn't abandon her. However, over the course of maybe a couple of months, she allows him to be ridiculed, alienated, and then abandons him. The guy was an arrogant jerk, and would most likely have been a horrible king, I just think he got a raw deal, and very well could have been set up by Illyrio and Varys to fail.
the dragon eggs were in that tent when mirri mazz durr sang her song. I think that was mirri's mistake. she overlooked it and it dawned on her what she did right before the pyre was lit.
you may have a idea there. In the end when Mirri Mazz realize that Dany was going burn her that when fear really hit her. She knew this was night when all the signs were together.
Sophia Wilson that's what I'm thinking. maybe she was really trying to help bring drogo back but the eggs in the tent interfered with the success of the ritual and mirri mazz played it off because drogo survived.
I've wondered about the "ruby" shard worn by the red priests. Why did we so quickly conclude it's a common ruby? I have an idea that it's not a ruby at all, but a piece of a giant red comet that fell to earth and is the source of the dragon magic in the shadow lands beyond Asshai. Exploring this further, Could the red comet be the souce material for another legendary sword of Valaryia? Such as the original "Lady forlorn" (used by the 1st men against the andal invaders ) or "blackfyre" the sword of Targaryen kingship. Lady forlorn would be an especially well suited name if this sword can kill Danyerys .She constantly states, "fire cannot kill a dragon". The red comet is the opposite of the blazing white star that fell at Starfall and a portion was forged into "Dawn". Maybe the red god Rhilor is a huge red glowing meteorite enshrined in Asshai! Here's the last and most mind blowing part of this line of inquiry. If "Dawn " and blackish green obsidian can be used to kill whitewalkers, Can the red shards of the comet be used to kill Danyerys and the dragons? Is the red comet Danys Kryptonite? Maester Marwyn might have that knowledge and the book that( faceless man) "pate" seeks "the death of dragons" holds the secret. Thanks for your work QOT.🌹 🌹 🌹
This is getting even better. I hope you guys also address the significance of Mirri Maz Duur having some training in healing by Archmaester Marwyn, one of the only Maesters who possess a link for studies in the higher mysteries. His immediate attention to Dany in Dance leads me to believe that the mages\’s encounter with Dany was not by chance. After all Mirri Maz Duur was necessary encounter to wake the dragon.
Great thought provoking video, I had always wondered about the stallion who would mount the world prophecy considering it's Dannys child too and her being blood of the dragon. Keep it up you two!
Cammy O - Hey, Darlin! A girl isn't sure who her favorite character is yet. I think this one likes the historic or secretive characters best... Ashara Dayne, Shiera Seastar, Jenny of Oldstones, Howland Reed, Bloodraven before he became a tree.
Arthur Dayne & Howland Reed are yummy aren't they? The show hasn't ever shown Ashara, or has it? Not familiar w/ Shiera or Jenny BUT I won 4 audiobooks on KFCs channel SO hopefully I'll learn about them in one😀. Dunk & Egg, A Dance with Dragons, A Feast for Crows and I believe Robert's Rebellion was the 4th, I'll have to go back & look. Plus a couple of really cool maps. Carrie sent me a link to 3 hilarious Seth Meyers/GoT vids: Seth & Jon Snow at a dinner party, Seth & Mel at a baby shower & Real Housewives of Westeros. I'm fixina ask Carrie to leave you the links😀
The Order of the Green Hand ur right never bad butttttt very much not fact love these videos make u open ur mind to new idea everyone need to believe what they believe
Melissandre's been trying to wake the damn stone dragon for like five books. How do you think she'd feel if she found out Danny did it like... five thousand pages ago?
The meeting at Khal Drogo's reminds me of The Mystery Knight and the legends of where dragons come from reminds me of the tales discussed in the prologue of AFFC.
Oohhh!!! 🙀This is going to be a very long week of waiting for more of your enlightenment!! When I realized you were preparing to end the video (music starts slowly in the back) I literally spoke out loud: "OOOOH! Not ending already!? 😢I want more!" 😊 thank you 😊 "Viserys an idiot" loved it 😂 so true! Again, seeing this part of The Song from your perspective is great and eye-opening. Each time more and more I love how you two present the whole content! 👏👏👏 Thank you 😻
Awesome, Awesome, AWESOME! Love this video!! But then again, when don't I love your videos?💕. Upon my recent reread of the series, something struck me as odd about Drogo's death. I feel like it was 100% preventable, and what killed him wasn't something off about the poultice. It was her ability to use Drogo's pride against himself that killed him. Mirri gave Drogo the specific instructions; she orders him to keep the bandage in place for 10 days and 10 nights, and tells him not to drink wine or milk of the poppy, to keep his body strong. Drogo, being the pride-filled Khal that he is, cannot let a woman considered so low in station give him orders in front of his blood riders, so he immediately says he will drink what he wants since he is Khal. By ordering him not to do something, Mirri virtually guaranteed that he would do it. Similar to the trick Cersei employed with Robert, ordering him in front of everyone not to partake in the mêlée, thus ensuring his participation. And sure enough, Drogo ripped off the poultice before he was supposed to, and had been heavily drinking milk of the poppy for 3 days straight. Her manipulation worked, and led to the events which culminated in his death. Which is too bad, because Drogo was one bad ass dude. And a handsome one😆.
Thank you Ashley...When I re-read it I got the same impression from it, but the app says on more than one character's page that she wanted revenge from the start, which kinda made me think she gave him the incredibly specific instructions knowing he is a Khal and will likely do the opposite simply because she told him what to do
great stuff as always .the intro music volume nearly blew me off the couch.:) I don't see Mirri Maz Duur as harmful . she gave specific instructions that were never followed witch lead to bad shit . then knowing her life was forfeit she said what she thought would get here a quick death I do think she was there to win Danny's trust and to hatch her eggs. she was way to experienced to be a small village healer but with Drogons death her plan had to change do to the fact she no longer had time
Great video as usual but there is one thing I disagree with...kinda. When Mirri MD (great initials right? Malpractice suit anyone?) bandages Drogo she gives him a strict set of orders to follow most likely knowing he wouldn't but she did give him the opportunity to get better. It was Drogo's arrogance towards the Lamb men and lack of respect for MD when she cautioned to follow the orders that killed him not Dougie Mirri MD's bandage.
+MrScottie301 that's what I thought too, but the app says that she wanted revenge for her people and temple from the start which indicates to us that she treated him in a manner that required him to listen to her knowing he wouldn't
The Order of the Green Hand right agreed but do u think if Drogo followed her orders he still be alive? Or did she poison him and told him not to drink, keep it clean, etc knowing he would never follow it so she could say " I told him what to do and he didn't"
I'm very interested with where this is going. Can't wait for your next video. On a side note, I've watched hundreds of theory videos and read more posts than I care to admit about GoT. Your theories are original and make sense. I particularly liked the theories around the King's Guard from the TOJ. IMO Some of the connections in the text you're using to link them to Mance and Qhorin and Tormund are a tad shaky, but when you look at their motivations and how they've basically given Jon a pass and protected him at every turn it all starts to come together. I've read the books three times and would never have made that connection. I'm warming up to the idea that the Children of the Forest are the true enemies too. Question...... Sorry I'm putting this here and not on your Winged Wolf video. I like the theory about the winged snake being released from under Winterfell. The observations about the amount of damage that was done makes sense. But what are your thoughts on where that creature is now? Where did it go after it destroyed Winterfell? There's plenty going on in the North, why hasn't anyone seen it? I'm on my fourth read through right now and half way through ACOK. After one of your videos I started noticing mentions of the black stone built into some of the castles. Very interesting. Did you guys mention in your video, or notice, that when Dany arrived at Qarth that the third and innermost ring wall was made of black stone? I'm wondering if it's the same thing. Anyway.... at this point I can't wait for the next book just to find out which of your theories are true. I think it would be pretty incredible if you took the hundreds of, what I would consider, major characters in the story and we started to find out over time that some of them are one in the same. I know this massive world GRRM has built has to start to get smaller, and it's all got to be connected somehow. He must have a huge wall in his house with names and pins and strings connecting them all. Man I'd love to see that. Keep up the great work. Theories are well thought out and thorough. You guys really catch little subtleties and nuances that I would have glossed over in the past. It's pretty amazing, really. I can't imagine how much time you guys spend researching your theories. Thanks for the great videos! Keep em' coming!
Thank you so much....we presented all three of them together for that very reason...any one of them taken by themselves with what little information we have isn't convincing, but when all three of them are presented together it makes sense (or at least we think it does)...we were talking about where the winged snake went after it got out, and the fact that no one saw it again really leaves too many possible answers with nothing to really go on...I missed Qarth having a black stone ring fort but I would guess that all these really old places have them for the same reason...we are dying to get our hands on TWOW...i'm pretty sure he does, and thats why his wife made him buy the house down the street to do his writing in
The Order of the Green Hand Thanks for the response! Do you guys have any theories on whether something fishy happened with Renly's body? they say in ACOK that it disappeared. I know Loras says later he buried it in a secret place, and I can't think of what he could have done with it otherwise. Is this one of those rare times what GRRM can be taken at face value?
I think it's possible that Mirri's intention was not so sinister. In her defense, Drogo fails to follow her medical advice about properly dressing the wound. In addition, as you mentioned, she warns that no one must enter the tent as she works. Sure enough, this is ignored as both Jorah and Dany enter as she works on Drogo. Perhaps if her instructions had been heeded, the outcome would have been different.
in terms of Drogo, the app says that she wanted revenge and her actions were to get revenge, and also says that he should have listened to her advice, so that seems to indicate that she treated him in that overly complicated manner in which he (a Khal) would have to follow her (a Lamb woman) instructions, which was incredibly unlikely to happen...a maester would have cleaned and bound the wound and moved on and he would have been fine...Jorah said the wounds he suffered were of little consequence...in terms of Dany's baby, she even admits that Rhaego's live was the price for Drogo's live so that seems pretty cut and dry and it also indicates that it was her magic that induced Dany's early labor, and Targaryen babies born prematurely all seem to come out looking like freaky dragonish looking things and die, so that part seems true and had little to do with Jorah carrying her in there as it already began before he did
The Order of the Green Hand It definitely has & I thank you for it! Just trying to figure out the right snacks to finish enjoying the video with. I hope you both know how much you touch other peoples lives with your work, I've said it before but it still holds true...your unique & unapologetic perspective is refreshing and the sarcasm goes a long way! 😅
wow can not wait for the next video. I love your ideas,they have totally opened my mind to look at the whole thing from a different view point. Thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos. Looking forward to the next one 😊
You guys are doing such an amazing job with your analysis of all the written work and connecting the dots.... so many dots I still missed reading the books a second time... you guys just got all the info down and making one heck of a plausible thesis for soonooo many things, I agree with almost everything instantly I'm really looking forward to all the future topics!!! Personally I am really curious about you guys diving deeper into the Merlin King Theory or Maester Marwin's motivation.
Thank you Daniel...the Merling King is definitely going to be covered in the near future, and I don't think we're going to do a whole video on Marwyn, but he will be coming up semi-regularly in the current topics we'll be covering in videos
Note that Miri not only killed Drogo but also singlehandedly stopped Danny's conquest over Westeros. Did Miri have more sinister plans considering that her teacher was Marwyn?
sorry delia...as is often the case with us, we end up with entirely too much material to get into a single video and we end up having to do two because we don't want to leave anything out
This channel is awesome. Your theories made me question all the things i thought i knew about A song of ice and fire in the best "now i NEED to read all over again" way. Love the videos and the thorough research put into it. P.S: Thanks for the "Why Catelyn sucks" series. I no longer feel alone in this world. P.S. 2: Sorry for any assassination of the english. Not my language.
there's too much material and not enough time...we wanted it to be one video, but we weren't even close to where we are going and decided cutting it there made the most sense
The Order of the Green Hand - No problem! I can only imagine the difficulty trying to find a cutoff point for these videos. The more you research, the more nuggets you unearth. Still, it is s good story and like all good stories, will keep us coming back for the next installment!
High five to the Green Hand! The fastest 23 minutes on TH-cam. You keep outdoing yourselves! The next video is coming out tomorrow, right? ;) Thanks, again! :)
God, this video certainly made my day after the shitstorm I had today. I really love your videos guys and appreciate them! this one was put togather so nicely, and I loved how did you guys linked it all (don't need a foil hat this time lol) I hated 22:56 tho. in fast and furious he lives his life quarter mile at a time, am starting to know what he means (the difference is that I need a week and he only needs 10 seconds tho) love you guys!
I Love the ORDER's deconstructing of the GRRM Novels/Books. Some of the Best analysis out there. Most keep floating between GOT show which has gone so far away from the source material you can't get a firm confirmation of GRRM vision or conclusions!👍☝️🔥⚔
I like to think that the Dawn age mirrors what the Egyptians referred to as the First Time or First Age, they also speak of a time when gods walked the earth. Graham Hancock makes a good argument that this refers to an ancient civilazation, that was most likely wiped out by the Younger Dryas impacts. The survivors of this cataclysm would have settled amongst hunter gatherers and would have transfered technology (magic) to them, starting agriculture in places where it did not exist before and possibly erected monuments that could survive future cataclysms and that can tell of these survivors's existance to later generations that found these monuments. Like Gobekli Tepe discovered in Turkey. I think this is what we see in George's world too, through stories and the remnants we see of a more "advanced" civilazation scattered all over Westeros and Essos, e.g Asshai, The Wall, Valyria, the Seastone Chair etc. Our ancient history is also littered with depictions or stories of dragons/snakes/swords coming to earth, which are understood by scholars to represent the comet. Interesting stuff
I know you believe the winged snake escaped winterfell. Do you also believe that similar creatures are trapped below Dragonstone and Storm's end? Davos noted in ASOS that the deeper you went into dragon stone the warmer the stone walls became. it reminded me of the way winterfell stayed warm. melisandre is convinced that she can wake a stone Dragon. perhaps the stone Dragon trapped in Dragon stone. Maybe the "Dragon must have 3 heads" prophecy speaks to three ancient immortal powers that were defeated thousands of years ago and trapped beneath those castles. I'd like more info about storm's end to verify my theory though. do you think this has legs or perhaps wings?
Stone dragon seriously sounds like a volcano of some kind, but hey, maybe a volcano (or some other release of magma) is how a dragon is formed. That would switch up the causation I'd assumed for why there were dragons around the 14 flames.
Nathan Ware a volcano makes a lot of sense too. I just can't set aside the idea that if the three eyed crow tricked Bran and Jojen, then maybe the same power is tricking Melisandre through her flames. I think the prophecy and visions are tools to trick humans into killing themselves or releasing the old powers. I think those powers are trapped beneath those castles.
They're not mutually exclusive, I don't think. The same magic which melissandre is interpreting in her flames might also be flowing through the earth, ready to explode onto the surface through a volcano, sending an ash cloud that darkens the skies for a hundred years long night?
Your vids are always insightful and original... Many of the others give their little twists on the same narratives, over, and over. I may give ya'll a hard time from time to time but when you're coming outta left field so often that's bound to happen. I may not have a ASOIAF TH-cam channel but I am well versed in the show GOT and the ASOIAF books... not to mention my 50 DRagnLance novels I own, A few Terry Brooks books, have read almost ever RA SAlvatore book and the Wheel of Time books up til the time the author passed and whoever took over ruined them.
Thanks Darkstar! we don't mind a little haggling now and again, and appreciate having smart viewers like yourself who make us think about stuff too. I mean if we didn't care what you guys think, then why would you care what we think? Its so much fun going through these books. He's a genius.
its nearly impossible that someone would figure this all out...I wish I was more into fantasy books when I was younger...it would have made this a lot easier for us (at least in the beginning) but sometimes I think it is an advantage because our minds aren't filled with preconceived notions on how fantasy magic works
Do we have any confirmation by the author that Mirri Maz Duur intented to kill Drogo? Because, I remember very well, Drogo basically refused to follow her advice. I've never really understood why people are so adamant about her will to kill Drogo when it is so blatant that he did the opposite of what was supposed to help him recover. In other words, I don't think we ascertain it.
We can combine it further with Barth's theories. Sorcerers from Asshai used the magic of a celestial event to create dragons from Wyvern and Firewyrm stock in the 14 Flames.
I figured this would be a good forum to ask this question that's been bothering me. Can someone tell me if Bran/Bloodraven can step into any event throughout history. I thought there needed to be a Weirwood Tree nearby to see through its "eyes". Am I understanding this wrong? So basically Bran has the power to step into any place on Westeros/Essos at any point in time? How does he control what he wants to see? And where & when he wants to go. It's not like he can have the Doc set the time controls in the DeLorean.
Most of that is still a little vague...we know the crow can show Bran the whole world without a weirwood, but it seems like you can only use a weirwood to look at things a weirwood can see, and it appears to be any weirwood, as Bran looks through the winterfell one when he is in the cave
To be fair, Drogo did not fallow the orders the Mirri gave him and that is why his wound got infected. He died because he was a typical stubborn hard headed male that thought he knew better than the Drs. lol If he had of fallowed her instructions, I do believe he would have healed just fine. Now I also believe that Mirri knew full and well he wasn't going to fallow those directions also and was counting on the ensuing infection.
Had she been a regular Lazhareen healer, I'd tend to agree with you. Knowing she was a student of Marwyn (who clearly wanted to see the rebirth of dragons) it's way likelier that she did all of it on purpose, in order to get fire and blood to wake the dragons. Rhago's death was the sacrifice of King's blood, King's blood being defined by some sort of Targaryen gene: anyone can claim themselves King without their blood being magical, but Targ blood (see: leeches and Edric Storm) definitely has magical properties. For some reason, Mirri knew pregnant Dany would eventually enter the tent. A high enough heat to hatch the eggs - that had begun to live after the blood sacrifice - was achieved by Drogo's funeral pyre. I still have problems with this, namely: how did Dany become immune to fire, and was Mirri expecting she'd die/was it necessary for her to die, for some reason? Yet, I can't help but thinking there was a plan all along to hatch dragons, and that killing Drogo was a means to an end.
owlnemo I also think Mirri hatched the dragons herself not Dang but because Targs arent immune to fire I think Mirri was chanting a spell to protect herself but the fire grew to quick and that was transferred to Dany
and have been watching you from the start even commenting on how you are the only order i watch since i am book reader..and go girl go is totally correct
I would think the valyrians lied about the origin of dragons being where they were to add to their myth. I believe the black stone comet that brought the rise of the starry wisdom in the empire of the dawn makes the most sense. The empire has a name, but not its people, who were so ancient that their name is likely lost. The rise of dragons cooinciding with that makes the most sense as the bloodstone emperor's rise cooincided with the long night, which parrelels the rise of dragons now under daenarys. She is very similar to bloodstone if you assume the legends were not kind to him. She deals with dark sorcerers, brought chaos to the region she ruled in (not because she was super evil or anything but I suspect bloodstone wasnt either) and in a sense usurped her sibling just as bloodstone did. The dragon meteor thing is also pretty comparable to the legend from qarth. A large hunk or rock floating in space near planetos couldve looked like a second moon, and its crashing to earth would cause it to burn. If this happened during the day time in qarth, it would look like the sun burned it, and if timezones work on planetos as they do irl it couldve been night near the shadow, doubling up on the idea that dragons came out of the shadow, which likely wasnt in the same state as it is now. In fact, if a large meteor hit in the region known as the shadow, it would go a long way to explain why that area is so cursed and desolate. First the destruction of the meteor, then dragons emerge from the crater, and then dark sorceries fueld by the magic from the meteor.
the few good American's to voice intelligent, thought provoking theories based videos I can stand to listen to. the British are killing us guys. tale your notes here people... this is how you put something together to hold my attention and interest.
I'm really impressed with you guys. I've seen quite a number of good fan-theories before, but you made me realise that GRRM did so much more on purpose. I understand now, what he meant with that writing it was a "bitch" and apparently drained him like doing a PhD. When did you realise that there was far more to his stories than, meets the eye? How often did you read the book? Did you copy out all suspicious references and pinned them on a huge wall with all sorts of threads connecting them?
Haha! Thank you! Well we realized it like a year ago during our third reading, and as we make these videos, we realize it more and more everyday. Every single word is carefully planned, perfectly placed, and it all checks out. He's incredible! We started out with a notebook and now have an entire google drive filled with scripts, ideas, notes, character profiles, etc... it's a bit like homeland but contained in the drive instead of covering our walls! Haha thank you for the kind words
Maybe Dragons came from comets, like foundation of House Dayne. If proximity to dragons has a causal relationship with the Valyrian qualities, then that would be an alternate explanation for why the Daynes are so Valyrian-seeming as opposed to just them being some cousins of the Targaryens.
Additionally, the description of a comet as the 'Sword That Cuts The Season Short' sounds an awful lot like the 'Sword of The Morning' that brings the end to 'The Long Night.'
Hey guys love your videos but the audio is a bit low. Have to turn my volume all the way to max to listen at times. Not sure if anyone else is having this issue but if I use Bluetooth headphones, portable speaker or even in my car it's hard to hear. Keep up the great videos; I know you both put a lot of work and effort into these for everyone and it's much appreciated! I love to re-watch your "Why Catelyn Sucks" series. I can listen to it over and over to keep my boredom as low as possible until season 7 premieres and new discussions begin!
Hands down the best ASOIAF theories. Well thought out and presented! I cant wait for a series on Euron and the Grey Joys. For me, I struggle to place them in the whole future story. Is Euron alllied the children of the forest?
Old Nan says she smelled dragon..... but she means that winged snake that escaped from the crypts, right? not Dany's dragons... which hadn't quite yet been born yet.
"...to wake dragons out of stone." GRRM loves to tease. I see only one possibility, that can literally mean that. "dragons" - plural, "stone" - singlular. One stone, more dragons. As it turns out, there is Mya Stone, young woman, certainly capable of giving birth to more children, with dragon blood (blood of old Valyria). I know it is not this case, but a great tease by the author. Anyway, Summerhall was an inside job, wildfire can not hatch dragon eggs!
do you consider that the dragon fetuses are warging Dany in AGOT? that explains why her personality changes after each dragon dream. it explains why immediately after the dream she and her horse share one mind: the dragon teaches her to skinchange the horse. it explains why she "becomes the dragon" in book 5, it mirrors the rickon being overwhelmed by the wolfs mind. it explains why drogon appears at the fighting pit: she has a skinchanged link (barristans noise explanation is less than ignorant).
This is neither here nor there exactly, but the fact that Danny was so young when she got pregnant always bothered me a bit. I get that there was a time in the past where boys became men at age 12 and girls were married off as soon as they "flowered". But I worked at a home for unwed mothers some years back and when we got a 12 or 13 year old girl that was pregnant, they had great difficulty carrying a baby to term, and even when they did, c-sections were required because their bodies were simply too small and young for healthy pregnancies and births. It was so often the case that these young girls lost the pregnancy, or were unable to carry them to term that I can only think of one that didn't have serious complications at the very least. I guess I'm just wondering now if it's that girls that young were different back then, if they are now, or if so many women had troubled pregnancies in medieval times that no one thought to connect the dots to an age issue.
When I first read Game of Thrones, I didn't question why Drogo agreed to marry Dany. It wasn't until later I actually began to wonder. Yeah, she's a Targaryen. But at that point, they were powerless, titleless, and dragonless. So why? Drogo must have had a reason to narry the barely "flowered" girl. This video definitely has me rethinking some things
So what's with the prophecy of the Stallion that Mounts the World? Was it a false prophecy? Or did Mirri Mazdur manage to avert a global catastrophe and single handedly destroy a villain that could rival the Night King? I'd love to see you guys address this. Anyway keep up the great work guys!
I personally see Dany as more of an embodiment of the Stallion that Mounts the World, but to be totally honest with you, we don't place too much value on specific aspects of prophesies in the story...we see the undertakings they all say the prophesised person will do are too great to be one person...sort of like we've said about Jon being the next sword of the morning and Dawn seems to be lightbringer, but Dany is clearly the one who woke stone dragons, so the prophesy is true, but how it came true isn't if that makes sense
I believe Old Nan, everything she says has come 2 pass. Also, I believe in Queen Daenerys and her dreams/visions always come true. I remember her dream in ASOS where she's riding Drogon and she encounters the White Walkers and she bathes them in dragonflame and the Trident turns into a torrent! Unlike the show, her dragons are magic, fire made flesh and I can't wait 2 see Dany in armour! On the show, Dany died with her long intricate braids never cut 4 she never lost a battle!
+Meridian Mormont We looked him up last night after some guy very slyly accused us of copying him and I didn't know what he was talking about and thought he was talking about lucifer actually meaning light bringer as in Venus and the morning star and all that. Based on what that guy said last night and your comment I'm guessing that he has similar ideas on astrology and astronomy in the story
The Order of the Green Hand I thought you may find him interestung, I certainly didnt think of you coping as I know you guys don't do that and pay credit when needed. I have certainly seen others copy you and try to claim the theories as there own.... Grrrrr I really try to call them out!!!! LML has a podcast called the Mythical Astronomy of Ice and Fire, I just thought you might enjoy his take on things. Seven Blessings. 👍👍👍💖💖💖
Mentioned the Drogo is a weird khal, and mentioned that they are his mansion in Pentos, but no mention of how strange it is that a KHAL AS A MANSION?! they don't settle, build mansions.
What do you guys think about the theory that Bran is both R'hllor and the Night King (the Great Other?)? =) Not exactly the topic of the video, but I just learned about it, and it seems very interesting to me. Kind of like Predestination movie twist...)) It's more show-based, but it can have parallels in the future books. It goes something like that: Bran incresingly learns how to travel in time and manifest himself more and more. He becomes Bran the Builder, always fighting against the Others. During that he learns to influence minds and becomes what is perceived as R'hllor. And finally he goes back to the Children of the Forest in the beginning when they are fighting Men, trying to face the problem in its origin, but they don't listen to him (being so to speak, still young, stupid and angry) and instead turn him into Night King. And then he continues to fight this war from the Other side throughout history, trying to become human again. Perfect time loop, the past is written, and the ink is really dry. The Three-Eyed Crow was watching specifically for Bran's birth to complete the loop. The actor who played the man pierced with the piece of dragonglass in the circle of stones can even be viewed as an adult version of Bran.
unfortunately I need to hold on to my thoughts on this for two weeks...we were going to do a Bran video on a topic that is very close to this one this week but we ended up with way too much material for this video and it turned into two, so its coming in two weeks
Oh, OK! Will be waiting for it)) By the way, one consequence of this theory just occurred to me. White walkers only appear when human Bran is around in that time period. The other Bran needs something from the human Bran in order to achieve his goals. Otherwise it is OK with him to lie in wait/sleep/be in suspended animation for 8 000 years. First they appeared during the time of Bran the Builder (having been created way before that). In the present time, I guess, they began to stir with Bran's birth.
You guys are doing a great job. If you get some time, can you comment on Preston Jacobs's 'A Song of Ice and Fire: The Genetics of Dragons and War Series' (th-cam.com/video/4aoFCZGr3LY/w-d-xo.html) I thought it was a very good in explaining dragon blood, but would love to hear your take on it.
Thank you Sir Noble...George said that this is fantasy, not scifi, and as a result he feels no need to get into genetics, and he included an author's annotation that pointed out that genetics in this world do not work the same way as our world because this is fantasy and placed it on the passage where it says every Baratheon has overpowered Lannister looks throughout history in that book Ned was reading (which I really want) that has all the physical descriptions of all the nobles for hundreds of years, so as much as I admire and respect the work he put into making that series (which I have seen), I think he should read more George quotes because he said that before he made those videos and as someone who makes videos, I can only imagine how long that took him to research and get on paper...I admit I did find it fascinating when I watched it and found myself wondering if it was possible
Who's to say? An eclipse may have some sort of effect on the migration/breeding patterns of dragons. So when an eclipse happens, they fill the skies by the hundreds and are seen by thousands of people.
12:08 it could be that the Beggar King had nothing left to sell and that his short sidedness and selfishness he would sacrifice his sister wife and heir factory to get the throne back...
I am obssessed with your chanel your content is amazing. But who is Old Nan and why does she know everything? I can smell dragons? Wtf?! Please elaborate on a video, if you haven't already that is. Thank you!
The Order of the Green Hand of course you do! I follow the order you recomend i'll get to it eventually. You are blowing my mind, very thorough work keep it up!
This isn't really related to old powers waking, but rather to who Dany's true parents might be. I got this idea around the middle of the video. So, some people believe that Daenerys isn't really who she thinks she is given her confusing past. I have heard theories that she may be some random girl, but evidence against this is her frequent issues with having children. I don't believe she was cursed by Mirri Maz Durr, when Rhaego was born, I think she just didn't have a successful childbirth. In the history of Ice and Fire a Targaryen queen had many issues with giving birth, and one was described similarly to what Mirri Maz Durr said to Dany about the child being misshapen, with wings, and full of grey worms. Also there was the incident in the Dothraki sea in book five after she left Meereen. These can't be coincidental on George's part, this has to be evidence for her being at least partly Targaryen. Now I'm starting to think that she is the child born at the tower of joy, born after Jon was born perhaps in the same place given Dany's vision in the house of the undying. More evidence of this is Viserys's treatment of her. He says that the bloodline must always be pure, but as stated in the video there is a lot of mixing as well every now and then. Maybe part of the reason that Viserys is so angry at Dany is because he knows that she is not a pure Targaryen, yet he can't outright tell her this for whatever reason, perhaps it has something to do with Illyrio's plans. A part of Viserys's anger towards her could also be that he is upset that she had a part in killing his brother Rhaegar, seeing that she was his child, born the day that he died. The storm could be a metaphor for the Targaryens losing power, a metaphor told to her by Viserys because it was a tragic event for him, but that's a whole essay.
the issue we have always had with Dany being anyone other than who she says she is, is Viserys...he was too old (about 9) to be tricked into thinking he had a little sister that he didn't have that killed his mom because the switch would have taken way too long for that to be the case...on top of that Dany made it clear that Viserys never forgave her for killing his mother which seems to eliminate that possibility as well, plus he doesn't have the mental fortitude to keep such a thing a secret when things went bad
Yes, Targaryens have a hard time producing heirs sometimes, but those deformed children (eyeless, twisted, winged) were the result of poison, administered by the Pentoshi Tyanna of the Tower. The similarities between them and Rhaego are too close. The two greatest suspects in Daenerys' circle would be Jorah and Doreah. Jorah is Varys' and Doreah is Illyrio's, meaning, presumably, the same thing. It could be that they only wanted her to hatch the eggs, and no more.
I think the Qarthian explanation for the origin of dragons doesnt really have to be taken into consideration here. I mean, they are not nearly as connected to dragons as Valyrians or Asshai (probably). Sure, it's tempting to trust it, as we have the comet around when Danny's dragons are born, but I think it'd be a bit more plausible for the "Shadow" to simply be caused by volcanic activity (since all that ash and smoke can block out the sun for days, i.e. cause the Long Night), which also forced the dragons out of their subterranean lairs, or maybe made their eggs hatch.
we don't like to discount information that is provided unless we are given a viable reason to, and the Qarth legend is not only in the book, but it is in TWOIAF, and is in an author's annotation as well, and being mentioned that many times made it too difficult to ignore so we figured out a way to at least semi-include it
I mentioned this before... but it seems there are enough Targaryen bastards throughout history that Drogo could be descended from one of those... Like Aegon IV and the Black Pearl had 3 kids... 2 female, and one male named Belerion...(sp?).... but it may not just be Targaryen blood... it may have more to do with the blood of old Valeria.
You say Mirri Maz offers in bad faith to heal Drogo when she clearly said for him not to drink and to leave the bandage in she made for him. He takes the bandage off after a short time and covers the wound in mud and drinks heavily that very night...How could you claim in she was trusted in bad faith? I feel like you guys only acknowledge things that support your theories and ignore other truths like these
because the app says she wanted revenge...why did she treat his wounds, that Jorah said were inconsequential, in such a way that he (a Khal) would have to listen to hyper-specific instructions of a Lamb Woman, which anyone would have known he wouldn't do...she could have simply stuck with the boiling wine and stitched him up, like any maester would have done...instead she gave him a weird treatment that would not allow him to drink (which he is fond of doing) and wasn't allowed to use milk of the poppy to dull the pain...that's not disregarding anything...thats simply stating what is likely the case...if she wanted revenge on him for what she did to her people and her temple, it is not a stretch to think she did that all on purpose
I'm a simple man, I see you uploaded a video, I stay awake another 20 minutes.
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Honestly, if only half of these theories are true, then i understand why it is taking so long for Winds to come out. George, you bloody genius 😍
Of all the characters that don't get a POV, I would have liked to get the POV of Viserys (No, I don't really want Littlefinger or Varys' plots revealed). I see him in a completely different light than most people. From the beginning of the book, nobody treats him respectfully or kindly, aside from Daenerys, and if it counts, probably his mother and Willem Darry. He is quick to anger, arrogant, and cruel; though nowhere near as horrible as Khal Drogo. He makes a deal, in good faith, with people that have no intention of honoring the deal, and who do not even attempt to accommodate him. Jorah, the handmaids, Drogo, and the blood riders treat him with disdain. I don't think he was a great guy, but if we look at all characters as shades of grey, like we are so often told to do, you have to feel for Viserys. Even after his drunken outburst before he is murdered, he calms down when they tell him they will honor the deal they made.
of the characters that are still around, we really want a Blackfish POV...I feel like that guy was right in the middle of everything that went down during Robert's Rebellion...Viserys would have been interesting...if I could have been in any characters head throughout the earlier books I would have loved a glimpse into Tywin's head
The Blackfish would be great, assuming he has more to do in the future. Edmure might be interesting as well, is he really as inept as Cat's POV implies, or is everyone just inferior to Robb in those chapters? We only see the Riverlands and the Vale from the POV of outsiders.
I would lump Tywin with Littlefinger and Varys/Illyrio. There are a few characters that I would love to know what they know, but it probably ruins a lot of the suspense. It also makes them seem more intelligent, much like a magic trick is a lot less impressive when you know how it works. I think Tywin, Littlefinger, Varys and Illyrio, Doran, Roose and Ramsay, Stannis, Euron, Mance Rayder, and possibly even Manderley would give away too much in their inner dialogue... which is, incidentally part of the reason I don't like the most common Jon Snow parentage hypothesis, as we have a ton of Eddard Stark introspection.
I'm pretty sure Edmure is exactly as dumb as he appears to be
Perhaps he is, haha!
Right? Wouldn't it have been easier for Viserys to escape pursuit, for years, without dragging his (pre-teen) little sister along with him? Yet he didn't abandon her. However, over the course of maybe a couple of months, she allows him to be ridiculed, alienated, and then abandons him. The guy was an arrogant jerk, and would most likely have been a horrible king, I just think he got a raw deal, and very well could have been set up by Illyrio and Varys to fail.
the dragon eggs were in that tent when mirri mazz durr sang her song. I think that was mirri's mistake. she overlooked it and it dawned on her what she did right before the pyre was lit.
you may have a idea there. In the end when Mirri Mazz realize that Dany was going burn her that when fear really hit her. She knew this was night when all the signs were together.
Sophia Wilson that's what I'm thinking. maybe she was really trying to help bring drogo back but the eggs in the tent interfered with the success of the ritual and mirri mazz played it off because drogo survived.
I've wondered about the "ruby" shard worn by the red priests. Why did we so quickly conclude it's a common ruby? I have an idea that it's not a ruby at all, but a piece of a giant red comet that fell to earth and is the source of the dragon magic in the shadow lands beyond Asshai. Exploring this further, Could the red comet be the souce material for another legendary sword of Valaryia? Such as the original "Lady forlorn" (used by the 1st men against the andal invaders ) or "blackfyre" the sword of Targaryen kingship. Lady forlorn would be an especially well suited name if this sword can kill Danyerys .She constantly states, "fire cannot kill a dragon". The red comet is the opposite of the blazing white star that fell at Starfall and a portion was forged into "Dawn". Maybe the red god Rhilor is a huge red glowing meteorite enshrined in Asshai! Here's the last and most mind blowing part of this line of inquiry. If "Dawn " and blackish green obsidian can be used to kill whitewalkers, Can the red shards of the comet be used to kill Danyerys and the dragons? Is the red comet Danys Kryptonite? Maester Marwyn might have that knowledge and the book that( faceless man) "pate" seeks "the death of dragons" holds the secret. Thanks for your work QOT.🌹 🌹 🌹
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Awesome post 👍
I damn near forgot about that comet!
Dany can be killed by any normal sword...shes just a human...
Also possibly Euron’s spooky eye is a shard of some crazy magical meteorite or something...
This is getting even better. I hope you guys also address the significance of Mirri Maz Duur having some training in healing by Archmaester Marwyn, one of the only Maesters who possess a link for studies in the higher mysteries. His immediate attention to Dany in Dance leads me to believe that the mages\’s encounter with Dany was not by chance. After all Mirri Maz Duur was necessary encounter to wake the dragon.
Omg great video, I need the next one! Your cliffhanger game is on point.
Thank you so much Samuel...we do what we can
Great thought provoking video, I had always wondered about the stallion who would mount the world prophecy considering it's Dannys child too and her being blood of the dragon. Keep it up you two!
thanks matthew...we will
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A girl sounds like a Jaqen fan like me😀
Cammy O - Hey, Darlin! A girl isn't sure who her favorite character is yet. I think this one likes the historic or secretive characters best... Ashara Dayne, Shiera Seastar, Jenny of Oldstones, Howland Reed, Bloodraven before he became a tree.
Arthur Dayne & Howland Reed are yummy aren't they?
The show hasn't ever shown Ashara, or has it? Not familiar w/ Shiera or Jenny BUT I won 4 audiobooks on KFCs channel SO hopefully I'll learn about them in one😀.
Dunk & Egg, A Dance with Dragons, A Feast for Crows and I believe Robert's Rebellion was the 4th, I'll have to go back & look. Plus a couple of really cool maps.
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I love the mysterious ones too😀
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The Order of the Green Hand ur right never bad butttttt very much not fact love these videos make u open ur mind to new idea everyone need to believe what they believe
Melissandre's been trying to wake the damn stone dragon for like five books. How do you think she'd feel if she found out Danny did it like... five thousand pages ago?
hahahahahahahaha...probably a little upset
The meeting at Khal Drogo's reminds me of The Mystery Knight and the legends of where dragons come from reminds me of the tales discussed in the prologue of AFFC.
it has that same "secret meeting" feel to it...there are way too many really important people there for a potential engagement party
Oohhh!!! 🙀This is going to be a very long week of waiting for more of your enlightenment!!
When I realized you were preparing to end the video (music starts slowly in the back) I literally spoke out loud: "OOOOH! Not ending already!? 😢I want more!"
😊 thank you 😊
"Viserys an idiot" loved it 😂 so true!
Again, seeing this part of The Song from your perspective is great and eye-opening.
Each time more and more I love how you two present the whole content! 👏👏👏
Thank you 😻
Awesome, Awesome, AWESOME! Love this video!! But then again, when don't I love your videos?💕.
Upon my recent reread of the series, something struck me as odd about Drogo's death. I feel like it was 100% preventable, and what killed him wasn't something off about the poultice. It was her ability to use Drogo's pride against himself that killed him. Mirri gave Drogo the specific instructions; she orders him to keep the bandage in place for 10 days and 10 nights, and tells him not to drink wine or milk of the poppy, to keep his body strong. Drogo, being the pride-filled Khal that he is, cannot let a woman considered so low in station give him orders in front of his blood riders, so he immediately says he will drink what he wants since he is Khal. By ordering him not to do something, Mirri virtually guaranteed that he would do it. Similar to the trick Cersei employed with Robert, ordering him in front of everyone not to partake in the mêlée, thus ensuring his participation.
And sure enough, Drogo ripped off the poultice before he was supposed to, and had been heavily drinking milk of the poppy for 3 days straight. Her manipulation worked, and led to the events which culminated in his death. Which is too bad, because Drogo was one bad ass dude. And a handsome one😆.
Thank you Ashley...When I re-read it I got the same impression from it, but the app says on more than one character's page that she wanted revenge from the start, which kinda made me think she gave him the incredibly specific instructions knowing he is a Khal and will likely do the opposite simply because she told him what to do
The Order of the Green Hand Quick question, do you guys think Drogo returning to Dany means she's going to die, and she'll see him again in death?
great stuff as always .the intro music volume nearly blew me off the couch.:)
I don't see Mirri Maz Duur as harmful . she gave specific instructions that were never followed witch lead to bad shit .
then knowing her life was forfeit she said what she thought would get here a quick death
I do think she was there to win Danny's trust and to hatch her eggs. she was way to experienced to be a small village healer
but with Drogons death her plan had to change do to the fact she no longer had time
only [drogo's] death can pay for [dany's] life.
oh my god, you are brilliant
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The Order of the Green Hand Y'all still respect Guest Rights...
The Order of the Green Hand Unlike some houses...
we do indeed...unless they do something that makes me think otherwise...but we kick them out before we slay them
The Order of the Green Hand Just give them gifts.
The Manderly way of skating by Guest Rights ;) lol!
Great video as usual but there is one thing I disagree with...kinda. When Mirri MD (great initials right? Malpractice suit anyone?) bandages Drogo she gives him a strict set of orders to follow most likely knowing he wouldn't but she did give him the opportunity to get better. It was Drogo's arrogance towards the Lamb men and lack of respect for MD when she cautioned to follow the orders that killed him not Dougie Mirri MD's bandage.
+MrScottie301 that's what I thought too, but the app says that she wanted revenge for her people and temple from the start which indicates to us that she treated him in a manner that required him to listen to her knowing he wouldn't
The Order of the Green Hand right agreed but do u think if Drogo followed her orders he still be alive? Or did she poison him and told him not to drink, keep it clean, etc knowing he would never follow it so she could say " I told him what to do and he didn't"
I do think he would have lived if he listened
I'm very interested with where this is going. Can't wait for your next video.
On a side note, I've watched hundreds of theory videos and read more posts than I care to admit about GoT. Your theories are original and make sense. I particularly liked the theories around the King's Guard from the TOJ. IMO Some of the connections in the text you're using to link them to Mance and Qhorin and Tormund are a tad shaky, but when you look at their motivations and how they've basically given Jon a pass and protected him at every turn it all starts to come together. I've read the books three times and would never have made that connection. I'm warming up to the idea that the Children of the Forest are the true enemies too.
Question...... Sorry I'm putting this here and not on your Winged Wolf video. I like the theory about the winged snake being released from under Winterfell. The observations about the amount of damage that was done makes sense. But what are your thoughts on where that creature is now? Where did it go after it destroyed Winterfell? There's plenty going on in the North, why hasn't anyone seen it?
I'm on my fourth read through right now and half way through ACOK. After one of your videos I started noticing mentions of the black stone built into some of the castles. Very interesting. Did you guys mention in your video, or notice, that when Dany arrived at Qarth that the third and innermost ring wall was made of black stone? I'm wondering if it's the same thing.
Anyway.... at this point I can't wait for the next book just to find out which of your theories are true. I think it would be pretty incredible if you took the hundreds of, what I would consider, major characters in the story and we started to find out over time that some of them are one in the same. I know this massive world GRRM has built has to start to get smaller, and it's all got to be connected somehow. He must have a huge wall in his house with names and pins and strings connecting them all. Man I'd love to see that.
Keep up the great work. Theories are well thought out and thorough. You guys really catch little subtleties and nuances that I would have glossed over in the past. It's pretty amazing, really. I can't imagine how much time you guys spend researching your theories.
Thanks for the great videos! Keep em' coming!
Thank you so much....we presented all three of them together for that very reason...any one of them taken by themselves with what little information we have isn't convincing, but when all three of them are presented together it makes sense (or at least we think it does)...we were talking about where the winged snake went after it got out, and the fact that no one saw it again really leaves too many possible answers with nothing to really go on...I missed Qarth having a black stone ring fort but I would guess that all these really old places have them for the same reason...we are dying to get our hands on TWOW...i'm pretty sure he does, and thats why his wife made him buy the house down the street to do his writing in
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Thanks for the response! Do you guys have any theories on whether something fishy happened with Renly's body? they say in ACOK that it disappeared. I know Loras says later he buried it in a secret place, and I can't think of what he could have done with it otherwise. Is this one of those rare times what GRRM can be taken at face value?
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I'm so mad I saw all their videos... I can't wait for this next one
sorry Buck...it never hurts to watch them again...just sayin
You just blew my mind a little bit. Great job!
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I think it's possible that Mirri's intention was not so sinister. In her defense, Drogo fails to follow her medical advice about properly dressing the wound. In addition, as you mentioned, she warns that no one must enter the tent as she works. Sure enough, this is ignored as both Jorah and Dany enter as she works on Drogo. Perhaps if her instructions had been heeded, the outcome would have been different.
in terms of Drogo, the app says that she wanted revenge and her actions were to get revenge, and also says that he should have listened to her advice, so that seems to indicate that she treated him in that overly complicated manner in which he (a Khal) would have to follow her (a Lamb woman) instructions, which was incredibly unlikely to happen...a maester would have cleaned and bound the wound and moved on and he would have been fine...Jorah said the wounds he suffered were of little consequence...in terms of Dany's baby, she even admits that Rhaego's live was the price for Drogo's live so that seems pretty cut and dry and it also indicates that it was her magic that induced Dany's early labor, and Targaryen babies born prematurely all seem to come out looking like freaky dragonish looking things and die, so that part seems true and had little to do with Jorah carrying her in there as it already began before he did
Yes! What a perfect way to wind down on this miserable Monday!
it has been a miserable day...hope this helps
The Order of the Green Hand It definitely has & I thank you for it! Just trying to figure out the right snacks to finish enjoying the video with. I hope you both know how much you touch other peoples lives with your work, I've said it before but it still holds true...your unique & unapologetic perspective is refreshing and the sarcasm goes a long way! 😅
Thank you lady who...we just take a topic, research it, and tell people what we think...and try to mix a little humor in when we can
wow can not wait for the next video. I love your ideas,they have totally opened my mind to look at the whole thing from a different view point. Thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos. Looking forward to the next one 😊
Thank you so much Tracey
You guys are doing such an amazing job with your analysis of all the written work and connecting the dots.... so many dots I still missed reading the books a second time... you guys just got all the info down and making one heck of a plausible thesis for soonooo many things, I agree with almost everything instantly
I'm really looking forward to all the future topics!!!
Personally I am really curious about you guys diving deeper into the Merlin King Theory or Maester Marwin's motivation.
Thank you Daniel...the Merling King is definitely going to be covered in the near future, and I don't think we're going to do a whole video on Marwyn, but he will be coming up semi-regularly in the current topics we'll be covering in videos
Daniel Starreveld I don't think I really started connecting dots until I read the books for a third time!
I'm definitely going to read them a third time in a while, especially with all new perspectives gained from especially The Order of the Green Hand :)
Daniel Starreveld I might read them a fourth time with the same new perspective lol.
Note that Miri not only killed Drogo but also singlehandedly stopped Danny's conquest over Westeros. Did Miri have more sinister plans considering that her teacher was Marwyn?
that app says her focus was revenge from the start
You guys are the best ASOIAF theorists I've seen on youtube! Great job guys
Thank you so much
Always drop whatever I'm doing when I see you guys have uploaded! Love your videos! Keep it up!
Thank you so much
you are killing me with having to wait a WHOLE WEEK!
sorry delia...as is often the case with us, we end up with entirely too much material to get into a single video and we end up having to do two because we don't want to leave anything out
Y'all have me so hooked!
That cliffhanger, gah! I can't wait for the next upload. 💛
haha, thank you!
This channel is awesome. Your theories made me question all the things i thought i knew about A song of ice and fire in the best "now i NEED to read all over again" way. Love the videos and the thorough research put into it.
P.S: Thanks for the "Why Catelyn sucks" series. I no longer feel alone in this world.
P.S. 2: Sorry for any assassination of the english. Not my language.
+Laisa Torres thank you so much. And if you didn't say anything I never would have known English isn't your language. And Catelyn definitely sucks
The Order of the Green Hand then the spell checker worked as it supposed to!
Another great one! Had me sucked in then you pulled a cliffhanger, but oh well. I'll be back for the next one for sure! 👍
there's too much material and not enough time...we wanted it to be one video, but we weren't even close to where we are going and decided cutting it there made the most sense
The Order of the Green Hand - No problem! I can only imagine the difficulty trying to find a cutoff point for these videos. The more you research, the more nuggets you unearth. Still, it is s good story and like all good stories, will keep us coming back for the next installment!
High five to the Green Hand! The fastest 23 minutes on TH-cam. You keep outdoing yourselves! The next video is coming out tomorrow, right? ;) Thanks, again! :)
I wish...if we could figure out how to make them faster we would... thanks for watching
God, this video certainly made my day after the shitstorm I had today. I really love your videos guys and appreciate them! this one was put togather so nicely, and I loved how did you guys linked it all (don't need a foil hat this time lol) I hated 22:56 tho. in fast and furious he lives his life quarter mile at a time, am starting to know what he means (the difference is that I need a week and he only needs 10 seconds tho) love you guys!
hahaha...we definitely need a week
Just woke up from a headache induced nap. Still have the headache, but your videos are a good medicine. 😂
good! i hope you feel better soon!
Another brilliant video! Keep up the great work!
Love your theories and alternate ideas xoxoxox
Thank you Chiaroscuro
I Love the ORDER's deconstructing of the GRRM Novels/Books. Some of the Best analysis out there. Most keep floating between GOT show which has gone so far away from the source material you can't get a firm confirmation of GRRM vision or conclusions!👍☝️🔥⚔
Cliffhanger!!! You just left a trail of gunpowder around a blind corner. I can't wait for the fireworks....
+B schuler haha that's what I said to dave I'm like wow that was a cliffhanger for me and I made the video haha
I like to think that the Dawn age mirrors what the Egyptians referred to as the First Time or First Age, they also speak of a time when gods walked the earth. Graham Hancock makes a good argument that this refers to an ancient civilazation, that was most likely wiped out by the Younger Dryas impacts. The survivors of this cataclysm would have settled amongst hunter gatherers and would have transfered technology (magic) to them, starting agriculture in places where it did not exist before and possibly erected monuments that could survive future cataclysms and that can tell of these survivors's existance to later generations that found these monuments. Like Gobekli Tepe discovered in Turkey. I think this is what we see in George's world too, through stories and the remnants we see of a more "advanced" civilazation scattered all over Westeros and Essos, e.g Asshai, The Wall, Valyria, the Seastone Chair etc. Our ancient history is also littered with depictions or stories of dragons/snakes/swords coming to earth, which are understood by scholars to represent the comet. Interesting stuff
I know you believe the winged snake escaped winterfell. Do you also believe that similar creatures are trapped below Dragonstone and Storm's end? Davos noted in ASOS that the deeper you went into dragon stone the warmer the stone walls became. it reminded me of the way winterfell stayed warm. melisandre is convinced that she can wake a stone Dragon. perhaps the stone Dragon trapped in Dragon stone.
Maybe the "Dragon must have 3 heads" prophecy speaks to three ancient immortal powers that were defeated thousands of years ago and trapped beneath those castles. I'd like more info about storm's end to verify my theory though. do you think this has legs or perhaps wings?
that is seriously interesting...I need to do some research to answer that, but Better Call Saul is about to be on and a man needs to have priorities
Stone dragon seriously sounds like a volcano of some kind, but hey, maybe a volcano (or some other release of magma) is how a dragon is formed. That would switch up the causation I'd assumed for why there were dragons around the 14 flames.
Nathan Ware a volcano makes a lot of sense too. I just can't set aside the idea that if the three eyed crow tricked Bran and Jojen, then maybe the same power is tricking Melisandre through her flames. I think the prophecy and visions are tools to trick humans into killing themselves or releasing the old powers. I think those powers are trapped beneath those castles.
They're not mutually exclusive, I don't think. The same magic which melissandre is interpreting in her flames might also be flowing through the earth, ready to explode onto the surface through a volcano, sending an ash cloud that darkens the skies for a hundred years long night?
Fuckin' Old Nan, man.
#2 only to Lady Olenna the Brutal
Super excited to see the Dany series get kicked off! Great work as always, and thank you for the quality video!
Thank you for watching
Your vids are always insightful and original... Many of the others give their little twists on the same narratives, over, and over. I may give ya'll a hard time from time to time but when you're coming outta left field so often that's bound to happen. I may not have a ASOIAF TH-cam channel but I am well versed in the show GOT and the ASOIAF books... not to mention my 50 DRagnLance novels I own, A few Terry Brooks books, have read almost ever RA SAlvatore book and the Wheel of Time books up til the time the author passed and whoever took over ruined them.
Thanks Darkstar! we don't mind a little haggling now and again, and appreciate having smart viewers like yourself who make us think about stuff too. I mean if we didn't care what you guys think, then why would you care what we think? Its so much fun going through these books. He's a genius.
Yes there are many possible meanings to what he writes and none of us will be right about a majority of them.
its nearly impossible that someone would figure this all out...I wish I was more into fantasy books when I was younger...it would have made this a lot easier for us (at least in the beginning) but sometimes I think it is an advantage because our minds aren't filled with preconceived notions on how fantasy magic works
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+Joana Baritzmee sorry to make you wait. It'll be online in about a half hour
Do we have any confirmation by the author that Mirri Maz Duur intented to kill Drogo? Because, I remember very well, Drogo basically refused to follow her advice. I've never really understood why people are so adamant about her will to kill Drogo when it is so blatant that he did the opposite of what was supposed to help him recover. In other words, I don't think we ascertain it.
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+Pamela Mertz perfect! Haha
We can combine it further with Barth's theories. Sorcerers from Asshai used the magic of a celestial event to create dragons from Wyvern and Firewyrm stock in the 14 Flames.
I figured this would be a good forum to ask this question that's been bothering me. Can someone tell me if Bran/Bloodraven can step into any event throughout history. I thought there needed to be a Weirwood Tree nearby to see through its "eyes". Am I understanding this wrong? So basically Bran has the power to step into any place on Westeros/Essos at any point in time? How does he control what he wants to see? And where & when he wants to go. It's not like he can have the Doc set the time controls in the DeLorean.
Most of that is still a little vague...we know the crow can show Bran the whole world without a weirwood, but it seems like you can only use a weirwood to look at things a weirwood can see, and it appears to be any weirwood, as Bran looks through the winterfell one when he is in the cave
To be fair, Drogo did not fallow the orders the Mirri gave him and that is why his wound got infected. He died because he was a typical stubborn hard headed male that thought he knew better than the Drs. lol If he had of fallowed her instructions, I do believe he would have healed just fine. Now I also believe that Mirri knew full and well he wasn't going to fallow those directions also and was counting on the ensuing infection.
+Amber Littlefinger we will explain our theory on why we think Mirri had bad intentions from the beginning in part 2 :)
Had she been a regular Lazhareen healer, I'd tend to agree with you.
Knowing she was a student of Marwyn (who clearly wanted to see the rebirth of dragons) it's way likelier that she did all of it on purpose, in order to get fire and blood to wake the dragons.
Rhago's death was the sacrifice of King's blood, King's blood being defined by some sort of Targaryen gene: anyone can claim themselves King without their blood being magical, but Targ blood (see: leeches and Edric Storm) definitely has magical properties. For some reason, Mirri knew pregnant Dany would eventually enter the tent.
A high enough heat to hatch the eggs - that had begun to live after the blood sacrifice - was achieved by Drogo's funeral pyre.
I still have problems with this, namely: how did Dany become immune to fire, and was Mirri expecting she'd die/was it necessary for her to die, for some reason?
Yet, I can't help but thinking there was a plan all along to hatch dragons, and that killing Drogo was a means to an end.
owlnemo I also think Mirri hatched the dragons herself not Dang but because Targs arent immune to fire I think Mirri was chanting a spell to protect herself but the fire grew to quick and that was transferred to Dany
I agree that it's very possible that the protection spell extended to Dany who was nearby.
well I agree with you on the first part, but she knew he is not going too follow directions (I don't know)
and have been watching you from the start even commenting on how you are the only order i watch since i am book reader..and go girl go is totally correct
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I would think the valyrians lied about the origin of dragons being where they were to add to their myth. I believe the black stone comet that brought the rise of the starry wisdom in the empire of the dawn makes the most sense. The empire has a name, but not its people, who were so ancient that their name is likely lost. The rise of dragons cooinciding with that makes the most sense as the bloodstone emperor's rise cooincided with the long night, which parrelels the rise of dragons now under daenarys. She is very similar to bloodstone if you assume the legends were not kind to him. She deals with dark sorcerers, brought chaos to the region she ruled in (not because she was super evil or anything but I suspect bloodstone wasnt either) and in a sense usurped her sibling just as bloodstone did. The dragon meteor thing is also pretty comparable to the legend from qarth. A large hunk or rock floating in space near planetos couldve looked like a second moon, and its crashing to earth would cause it to burn. If this happened during the day time in qarth, it would look like the sun burned it, and if timezones work on planetos as they do irl it couldve been night near the shadow, doubling up on the idea that dragons came out of the shadow, which likely wasnt in the same state as it is now. In fact, if a large meteor hit in the region known as the shadow, it would go a long way to explain why that area is so cursed and desolate. First the destruction of the meteor, then dragons emerge from the crater, and then dark sorceries fueld by the magic from the meteor.
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Thank you Darwin...it is very much appreciated
Thank you, greatly appreciate everything you do, now let's do this
we greatly appreciate that you take the time to watch and post nice comments
Im watching your theories again bc why not they are really good and sometimes I miss something on first listenening. I just dont have much time
Great video as always guys. I really enjoy your analysis.
+Sword of the Morning thank you!!
Subscribers are growing fast :)
we still can't believe it
That's when the quality and originality of content starts to pay off :)
thank you Jack
Congratulations,you guys deserve it very much indeed.
Thank you Balazs
the few good American's to voice intelligent, thought provoking theories based videos I can stand to listen to. the British are killing us guys. tale your notes here people... this is how you put something together to hold my attention and interest.
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Thank you Sir Charles
I'm really impressed with you guys. I've seen quite a number of good fan-theories before, but you made me realise that GRRM did so much more on purpose. I understand now, what he meant with that writing it was a "bitch" and apparently drained him like doing a PhD. When did you realise that there was far more to his stories than, meets the eye? How often did you read the book? Did you copy out all suspicious references and pinned them on a huge wall with all sorts of threads connecting them?
Haha! Thank you! Well we realized it like a year ago during our third reading, and as we make these videos, we realize it more and more everyday. Every single word is carefully planned, perfectly placed, and it all checks out. He's incredible! We started out with a notebook and now have an entire google drive filled with scripts, ideas, notes, character profiles, etc... it's a bit like homeland but contained in the drive instead of covering our walls! Haha thank you for the kind words
The Egyptian king had a knife of meteorite, as it came from the sky it was considered sacred. This is where George gets the idea for Dawn.
Maybe Dragons came from comets, like foundation of House Dayne. If proximity to dragons has a causal relationship with the Valyrian qualities, then that would be an alternate explanation for why the Daynes are so Valyrian-seeming as opposed to just them being some cousins of the Targaryens.
Additionally, the description of a comet as the 'Sword That Cuts The Season Short' sounds an awful lot like the 'Sword of The Morning' that brings the end to 'The Long Night.'
Hey guys love your videos but the audio is a bit low. Have to turn my volume all the way to max to listen at times. Not sure if anyone else is having this issue but if I use Bluetooth headphones, portable speaker or even in my car it's hard to hear.
Keep up the great videos; I know you both put a lot of work and effort into these for everyone and it's much appreciated! I love to re-watch your "Why Catelyn Sucks" series. I can listen to it over and over to keep my boredom as low as possible until season 7 premieres and new discussions begin!
Thank you. I'll check our audio levels for the videos going forward
Hands down the best ASOIAF theories. Well thought out and presented! I cant wait for a series on Euron and the Grey Joys. For me, I struggle to place them in the whole future story. Is Euron alllied the children of the forest?
Thank you so much....Euron is a sick MF
what? it ended so abruptly!! I feel like I didnt get my fix right!!
sorry Diego! i promise it will be worth it!
Old Nan says she smelled dragon..... but she means that winged snake that escaped from the crypts, right? not Dany's dragons... which hadn't quite yet been born yet.
10/10 as always
thank you so much
"...to wake dragons out of stone." GRRM loves to tease. I see only one possibility, that can literally mean that. "dragons" - plural, "stone" - singlular. One stone, more dragons. As it turns out, there is Mya Stone, young woman, certainly capable of giving birth to more children, with dragon blood (blood of old Valyria). I know it is not this case, but a great tease by the author. Anyway, Summerhall was an inside job, wildfire can not hatch dragon eggs!
Excellent! Except for the part about waiting another week for the rest of the story! 😵
+C Suderburg I know! Haha wasn't our intention, the text just takes a life of its own. We edited a lot out too haha
you guys are awesome..thanks for all your doing!
thank you for watching
do you consider that the dragon fetuses are warging Dany in AGOT? that explains why her personality changes after each dragon dream. it explains why immediately after the dream she and her horse share one mind: the dragon teaches her to skinchange the horse. it explains why she "becomes the dragon" in book 5, it mirrors the rickon being overwhelmed by the wolfs mind. it explains why drogon appears at the fighting pit: she has a skinchanged link (barristans noise explanation is less than ignorant).
can y'all do a video on Jamie's fever dream? Was wondering if you thought the great other was a part of it since he was leaning on a weirwood stump
Jaime is going to get his own video or two and his dreams will be in there
Just keep making these videos forever! Even if they stop making sense😄
we don't plan on stopping
Genius! Amazing as always.
Thank you Sir Mike
This is neither here nor there exactly, but the fact that Danny was so young when she got pregnant always bothered me a bit. I get that there was a time in the past where boys became men at age 12 and girls were married off as soon as they "flowered". But I worked at a home for unwed mothers some years back and when we got a 12 or 13 year old girl that was pregnant, they had great difficulty carrying a baby to term, and even when they did, c-sections were required because their bodies were simply too small and young for healthy pregnancies and births.
It was so often the case that these young girls lost the pregnancy, or were unable to carry them to term that I can only think of one that didn't have serious complications at the very least.
I guess I'm just wondering now if it's that girls that young were different back then, if they are now, or if so many women had troubled pregnancies in medieval times that no one thought to connect the dots to an age issue.
When I first read Game of Thrones, I didn't question why Drogo agreed to marry Dany. It wasn't until later I actually began to wonder. Yeah, she's a Targaryen. But at that point, they were powerless, titleless, and dragonless. So why? Drogo must have had a reason to narry the barely "flowered" girl.
This video definitely has me rethinking some things
This video series is epic!!!! Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks Scott!
So what's with the prophecy of the Stallion that Mounts the World? Was it a false prophecy? Or did Mirri Mazdur manage to avert a global catastrophe and single handedly destroy a villain that could rival the Night King? I'd love to see you guys address this. Anyway keep up the great work guys!
I personally see Dany as more of an embodiment of the Stallion that Mounts the World, but to be totally honest with you, we don't place too much value on specific aspects of prophesies in the story...we see the undertakings they all say the prophesised person will do are too great to be one person...sort of like we've said about Jon being the next sword of the morning and Dawn seems to be lightbringer, but Dany is clearly the one who woke stone dragons, so the prophesy is true, but how it came true isn't if that makes sense
I love it!
great video! 😊
Thank you sir
I believe Old Nan, everything she says has come 2 pass. Also, I believe in Queen Daenerys and her dreams/visions always come true. I remember her dream in ASOS where she's riding Drogon and she encounters the White Walkers and she bathes them in dragonflame and the Trident turns into a torrent! Unlike the show, her dragons are magic, fire made flesh and I can't wait 2 see Dany in armour! On the show, Dany died with her long intricate braids never cut 4 she never lost a battle!
Love it as always Lord and Lady GreenHand. Have you ever heard/read any of Lucifer Means Light bringers work. Seven Blessings 💖💖💖💖
+Meridian Mormont We looked him up last night after some guy very slyly accused us of copying him and I didn't know what he was talking about and thought he was talking about lucifer actually meaning light bringer as in Venus and the morning star and all that. Based on what that guy said last night and your comment I'm guessing that he has similar ideas on astrology and astronomy in the story
The Order of the Green Hand I thought you may find him interestung, I certainly didnt think of you coping as I know you guys don't do that and pay credit when needed. I have certainly seen others copy you and try to claim the theories as there own.... Grrrrr I really try to call them out!!!! LML has a podcast called the Mythical Astronomy of Ice and Fire, I just thought you might enjoy his take on things. Seven Blessings. 👍👍👍💖💖💖
Thank you Meridian...when I get a minute I'll check it out...I have a feeling based on its title that his research and ours is fairly similar
I been waiting for this one woot
hope you enjoyed
As always ty for your time and hard work :)
thank you for watching
Awesome video !!
Mentioned the Drogo is a weird khal, and mentioned that they are his mansion in Pentos, but no mention of how strange it is that a KHAL AS A MANSION?! they don't settle, build mansions.
that's cause he's going to get his own video at some point
What do you guys think about the theory that Bran is both R'hllor and the Night King (the Great Other?)?
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Not exactly the topic of the video, but I just learned about it, and it seems very interesting to me.
Kind of like Predestination movie twist...)) It's more show-based, but it can have parallels in the future books.
It goes something like that: Bran incresingly learns how to travel in time and manifest himself more and more. He becomes Bran the Builder, always fighting against the Others. During that he learns to influence minds and becomes what is perceived as R'hllor.
And finally he goes back to the Children of the Forest in the beginning when they are fighting Men, trying to face the problem in its origin, but they don't listen to him (being so to speak, still young, stupid and angry) and instead turn him into Night King. And then he continues to fight this war from the Other side throughout history, trying to become human again.
Perfect time loop, the past is written, and the ink is really dry.
The Three-Eyed Crow was watching specifically for Bran's birth to complete the loop. The actor who played the man pierced with the piece of dragonglass in the circle of stones can even be viewed as an adult version of Bran.
unfortunately I need to hold on to my thoughts on this for two weeks...we were going to do a Bran video on a topic that is very close to this one this week but we ended up with way too much material for this video and it turned into two, so its coming in two weeks
Oh, OK! Will be waiting for it)) By the way, one consequence of this theory just occurred to me. White walkers only appear when human Bran is around in that time period.
The other Bran needs something from the human Bran in order to achieve his goals. Otherwise it is OK with him to lie in wait/sleep/be in suspended animation for 8 000 years. First they appeared during the time of Bran the Builder (having been created way before that). In the present time, I guess, they began to stir with Bran's birth.
You guys are doing a great job.
If you get some time, can you comment on Preston Jacobs's 'A Song of Ice and Fire: The Genetics of Dragons and War Series' (th-cam.com/video/4aoFCZGr3LY/w-d-xo.html)
I thought it was a very good in explaining dragon blood, but would love to hear your take on it.
Thank you Sir Noble...George said that this is fantasy, not scifi, and as a result he feels no need to get into genetics, and he included an author's annotation that pointed out that genetics in this world do not work the same way as our world because this is fantasy and placed it on the passage where it says every Baratheon has overpowered Lannister looks throughout history in that book Ned was reading (which I really want) that has all the physical descriptions of all the nobles for hundreds of years, so as much as I admire and respect the work he put into making that series (which I have seen), I think he should read more George quotes because he said that before he made those videos and as someone who makes videos, I can only imagine how long that took him to research and get on paper...I admit I did find it fascinating when I watched it and found myself wondering if it was possible
Thank you for such a humble answer.
I look forward to seeing the rest of your videoes.
Who's to say? An eclipse may have some sort of effect on the migration/breeding patterns of dragons. So when an eclipse happens, they fill the skies by the hundreds and are seen by thousands of people.
12:08 it could be that the Beggar King had nothing left to sell and that his short sidedness and selfishness he would sacrifice his sister wife and heir factory to get the throne back...
More of this content! I miss it.
I am obssessed with your chanel your content is amazing. But who is Old Nan and why does she know everything? I can smell dragons? Wtf?! Please elaborate on a video, if you haven't already that is. Thank you!
we have an old nan video
The Order of the Green Hand of course you do! I follow the order you recomend i'll get to it eventually. You are blowing my mind, very thorough work keep it up!
This isn't really related to old powers waking, but rather to who Dany's true parents might be. I got this idea around the middle of the video. So, some people believe that Daenerys isn't really who she thinks she is given her confusing past. I have heard theories that she may be some random girl, but evidence against this is her frequent issues with having children. I don't believe she was cursed by Mirri Maz Durr, when Rhaego was born, I think she just didn't have a successful childbirth. In the history of Ice and Fire a Targaryen queen had many issues with giving birth, and one was described similarly to what Mirri Maz Durr said to Dany about the child being misshapen, with wings, and full of grey worms. Also there was the incident in the Dothraki sea in book five after she left Meereen. These can't be coincidental on George's part, this has to be evidence for her being at least partly Targaryen. Now I'm starting to think that she is the child born at the tower of joy, born after Jon was born perhaps in the same place given Dany's vision in the house of the undying. More evidence of this is Viserys's treatment of her. He says that the bloodline must always be pure, but as stated in the video there is a lot of mixing as well every now and then. Maybe part of the reason that Viserys is so angry at Dany is because he knows that she is not a pure Targaryen, yet he can't outright tell her this for whatever reason, perhaps it has something to do with Illyrio's plans. A part of Viserys's anger towards her could also be that he is upset that she had a part in killing his brother Rhaegar, seeing that she was his child, born the day that he died. The storm could be a metaphor for the Targaryens losing power, a metaphor told to her by Viserys because it was a tragic event for him, but that's a whole essay.
the issue we have always had with Dany being anyone other than who she says she is, is Viserys...he was too old (about 9) to be tricked into thinking he had a little sister that he didn't have that killed his mom because the switch would have taken way too long for that to be the case...on top of that Dany made it clear that Viserys never forgave her for killing his mother which seems to eliminate that possibility as well, plus he doesn't have the mental fortitude to keep such a thing a secret when things went bad
Yes, Targaryens have a hard time producing heirs sometimes, but those deformed children (eyeless, twisted, winged) were the result of poison, administered by the Pentoshi Tyanna of the Tower. The similarities between them and Rhaego are too close. The two greatest suspects in Daenerys' circle would be Jorah and Doreah. Jorah is Varys' and Doreah is Illyrio's, meaning, presumably, the same thing. It could be that they only wanted her to hatch the eggs, and no more.
I think the Qarthian explanation for the origin of dragons doesnt really have to be taken into consideration here. I mean, they are not nearly as connected to dragons as Valyrians or Asshai (probably). Sure, it's tempting to trust it, as we have the comet around when Danny's dragons are born, but I think it'd be a bit more plausible for the "Shadow" to simply be caused by volcanic activity (since all that ash and smoke can block out the sun for days, i.e. cause the Long Night), which also forced the dragons out of their subterranean lairs, or maybe made their eggs hatch.
we don't like to discount information that is provided unless we are given a viable reason to, and the Qarth legend is not only in the book, but it is in TWOIAF, and is in an author's annotation as well, and being mentioned that many times made it too difficult to ignore so we figured out a way to at least semi-include it
hightower were Targ' supporters in Aegon conquests
+Itai Peer they weren't really supporters. More like they didn't resist because they didn't want Oldtown to suffer the same fate as Harrenhal
Thank you for this very interesting video
Thank you for watching
I didn't realize Professor Fink was a Game of Thrones fan.
+CoolCalmB who's professor fink?
I mentioned this before... but it seems there are enough Targaryen bastards throughout history that Drogo could be descended from one of those... Like Aegon IV and the Black Pearl had 3 kids... 2 female, and one male named Belerion...(sp?).... but it may not just be Targaryen blood... it may have more to do with the blood of old Valeria.
You say Mirri Maz offers in bad faith to heal Drogo when she clearly said for him not to drink and to leave the bandage in she made for him. He takes the bandage off after a short time and covers the wound in mud and drinks heavily that very night...How could you claim in she was trusted in bad faith? I feel like you guys only acknowledge things that support your theories and ignore other truths like these
because the app says she wanted revenge...why did she treat his wounds, that Jorah said were inconsequential, in such a way that he (a Khal) would have to listen to hyper-specific instructions of a Lamb Woman, which anyone would have known he wouldn't do...she could have simply stuck with the boiling wine and stitched him up, like any maester would have done...instead she gave him a weird treatment that would not allow him to drink (which he is fond of doing) and wasn't allowed to use milk of the poppy to dull the pain...that's not disregarding anything...thats simply stating what is likely the case...if she wanted revenge on him for what she did to her people and her temple, it is not a stretch to think she did that all on purpose