Lady Lance‐Elia Sand jousting with a dragon...
The Dornish being a dragon killing heritage...
Rhaegal being named after the man responsible for the death of Elia's namesake..
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Lady Lance‐Elia Sand jousting with a dragon...
The Dornish being a dragon killing heritage...
Rhaegal being named after the man responsible for the death of Elia's namesake..
[R]ight from the start I wanted the Targaryens, and by extension the Valryians from whom they were descended, to be a race apart, with distinctive features that set them apart from the rest of Westeros, and helped explain their obsession with the purity of their blood. To do this, I made a conventional ‘high fantasy’ choice, and gave them silver-gold hair, purple and violet eyes, fine chiseled aristocratic features. That worked well enough, at least in the books (on the show, less so).
But in recent years, it has occurred to me from time to time that it might have made for an interesting twist if instead I had made the dragonlords of Valyria… and therefore the Targaryens… black. Maybe I could have kept the silver hair too, though… no, that comes too close to ‘dark elf’ territory, but still… if I’d had dark-skinned dragonlords invade and conquer and dominate a largely white Westeros… though that choice would have brought its own perils. The Targaryens have not all been heroic, after all… some of them have been monsters, madmen, so…
Well, it’s all moot. The idea came to me about twenty years too late. -grrm
https://grrm.livejournal.com/326474.html
The more I think about the ending to GoT the more I like the idea of all the kingdoms becoming independent again as they were before the Targs invaded. All of the kingdoms are so different I don’t think any individual would be able to handle ruling all of them well. I would have loved 7 kings/queens working together. It would reinforce the idea that everything is a team effort. There is no “chosen one” situation. It also would have been a nice irony imo cos Dany spoke of breaking a wheel and in a way she would have in her death. She would have broken the wheel of Targaryens invading/conquering Westeros.
rhaegar, in the afterlife, realizing none of his 17 aegons were the prince who was promised after all and he started a whole ass war and abandoned his wife and children for a nothing:
7 more hours until house targaryen is dies for good .
things i hate about e5
the whole episode had been pretty much spoiled for my anyway because nobody bothered to tag 😒 but the disgust i felt for dnita cannot be measured. and tyrion
despite sansa and varys giving him proper arguments and reasons why dny is not fit to be queen the idiot gave varys away?? what was this bootlicker hoping to get from him? someone should hit him upside the head for daring to wear that shocked, bummed out look aftet his mad qu3en did exactly what history and varys had told him she would do.
she heard the cries for and then waited for the bells to ring and then the absolute madwoman proceeded to burn all civilians before even starting on that ugly castle she thinks is her "birthright"??? like???
she was on a gdamn dragon she could have flown over everyone else and went staright for cercei in her castle but no! bitch wanted to be petty and who paid the price??? the poor, innocent civilians 😒 ofFUCKINGcourse
euron had one job and that cocky pirate kept missing the shots at dreadcarys' ugliest child 🙄 that was the only scene i ever rooted for him against anyone and he blew it. good thing he's dead
D*ny going after Jaime for killing her father, an unstable, psychotic man she didn't even know, during his trial, after showing zero emotion over telling Sam she just burned his father alive for refusing to support her....
It stinks.
i think it’s interesting that normally, up until this point at least, d*ny’s choices and actions, and just her as a character in general, have been portrayed as right and good and now in one episode, we have seen several characters, some of which are fan favorites and mains, directly oppose her and she is suddenly being shown in an unfavorable light and not as a beacon of goodness to the audience.
i’m not saying a single thing aside from the fact that i think its interesting...