@SymplyTonbra Aemond I believe because he did visit her last Season and he was trying to declare himself king and he’s always had feelings for her. Plus it’s been months since Aegon got hurt and she’s newly pregnant so I think it’s Aemond’s
@NerdInWhileLoop I mean a wild dragon what do you expect? I can understand why he would be. They are unpredictable and untamed. In this scene he didn’t want to get trampled that’s why he moved like that. How does him moving out the way equate to being scared? It’s common sense to move.
@Samthrilzz@paloma_datgirl No she’s not. She was called that because she was born during the worst thunderstorm in Westeros. Her mother was a Queen and she was born on dragon stone. She’s not a bastard
@SiezerW Also because they stay in captivity more in Westeros versus being allowed to fly freely in Valyria, it stunted their growth over time making them more susceptible too. Sorry lol but that’s just going based off the book.
@SiezerW The Dragons of old Valyria were not so easy to kill. The later generation of dragons didn’t achieve the size of the ones of old being away from Valyria. Baelarion was the largest one and only one to be born and raised in Valyria before going to Westeros before the doom.
@paloma_datgirl Because there is still the reality that she can die prematurely. Yes it still caused a succession issue but that doesn’t stop his duty as king meaning he still has to leave a legacy behind if something happened to her.
@bigbrownson Ppl that say watch the show piss me off. She is called that because she was born on Dragon Stone during a great thunderstorm while Roberts Rebellion was happening. It was considered one of the worst storms in Westeros History. Her birth was also difficult for her mother as well.
@Wee_Westie29@bigbrownson That’s not why. It makes sense yes but they knew her as a Targaryen because they looked for her and her brother for years to kill them. She was born during a storm that hit Dragon stone and that’s why they called her Stormborn.
@Samthrilzz It wasn’t. Otto is out for himself and the advancement of his family and he is the reason the war even started because he couldn’t leave well enough alone. He died in the book just like the show. He would have never accepted her as Queen so no she killed him for good reason.
@bigbrownson She has one. She’s bonded to Dreamfyre and she’s ridden her before. We just never seen it on screen but they did talk about it on season 1 about Dreamfyre being hers and rode her at age 11.
@Hibana122@alexandriia_b@paloma_datgirl I mean he’s not wrong cause her son does in fact end up on the throne but we know she’s talking about her brother cause of the books.