Rhaegal chooses Jon Snow as his rider, and Jon claims the dragon in Game of Thrones. This powerful moment is tied to Jon’s true identity as a Targaryen, the son of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen, and the deep, almost instinctive bond dragons share with those of their bloodline.
As the dragon named after his father, Rhaegal’s acceptance of Jon highlights his “blood of the dragon” and fulfills long-standing hints and prophecies from the story. This connection ultimately allows Jon to ride and fly Rhaegal, especially in the later seasons.
@elonmusk@elonmusk can you flick me $5 million? I’d like to know whether this is true or not. I won’t be silly, I won’t be wasteful. I’d pay my debt down and secure my future.
@jacksonhinkle The early stages of world war three. US is busy supplying Ukraine and now in the Middle East. As the region heats up, China patiently waits for the right time to strike Taiwan. Not long now.
@MarioNawfal World war three begins. US involvement in conflicts in both Ukraine and the Middle East, whilst china patiently waits for the right time to strike Taiwan. Not long now.
@100trillionUSD I agree, there’s way more investment to be had by all sectors noted. My question is what else will excite the market & generate a flurry of euphoria like when Tesla or a government bought? I certainly hope there is as I too have cash invested. I think it’s a slow climb from here
@100trillionUSD Sadly I think down. There is little to excite the markets. Retail is in, banks are in, companies are in, institutional investors are in and governments are in. Who else is left to create a wave of euphoria? Next gen retail will be a slow and progressive climb up. Halving maybe?
@beinlibertarian Why are these questions of theatre and hypocrisy not posed to the media companies and discussed in political forums. Where is the accountability?