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What about the dragons?
Though Daenerys is described as the “Mother of Dragons” throughout Game of Thrones, there truly aren’t that numerous dragons left alive in late 200 A/C. In the series, Daenerys regrets the truth that the dragons were cooped in King’s Landing after the Dance of the Dragons almost drove the types to termination.
“A dragon is not a slave. They were terrifying, extraordinary,” Daenerys informs Jon about the dragons in season 7. “They filled people with wonder and awe, and we locked them in here. They wasted away. They grew small. And we grew small, as well.”
You can see the dragons in their complete splendor in House of The Dragon After all, it remains in the name.
Who wins the Dance of the Dragons?
We have King Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) to thank for this expose. During a season 3 scene, Joffrey informs his fiancée Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer), “Rhaenyra Targaryen was murdered by her brother, or rather his dragon. It ate her while her son watched.”
While Game of Thrones tips that Aegon ultimately beats Rhaenyra, fans of the book may protect that her side eventually wins. Why? Well, since Rhaenyra’s child with Daemon, Aegon III, acquired the Iron Throne after his uncle (likewise called Aegon) passed away.
