The Ironborn are very very Viking. Longships, emphasis on axes, shieldmaidens, berserkers, being renowned for their raiding etc.

Euron continues to remain an ally of Cersei, ferrying the Golden Company to Westeros, killing Rhaegal, and fighting at the Battle of King’s Landing, where his fleet is burnt by Drogon. Euron himself was subsequently killed in a duel by Cersei’s brother and lover, Ser Jaime Lannister.

According to their priests, the ironborn came from beneath the oceans and are more kin to fish and merlings than the rest of mankind.

Lady Yara Greyjoy

House Targaryen ruled as the Kings of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, the Lords of the Seven Kingdoms, and the Great House of the crownlands for nearly three hundred years. Seventeen male Targaryens ruled from the Iron Throne.

The dark hair seed is stronger than the Targaryen silver hair. That means that dark hair gene is dominant. North people tend to have dark hair, so was Lyanna Stark. That’s why Jon inherited with Lyanna’s hair.

No,Jon Snow is not immune to fire. In season 1, episode 8 he fought with a wight to protect Lord Commander Mormont. He threw a burning lamp at the wight and in the process,his hands was burned with fire. Many Targaryens died by fire and the latest one of them was Viserys Targaryen, brother of Danaerys.

Peter Dinklage confirmed as much when he spoke to Entertainment Weekly last fall. Asked why Tyrion was lingering outside Dany’s door, he said he saw an element of jealousy in his character at that moment: Obviously, he has feelings for Daenerys. He loves her—or thinks he does.

Shae’s Trust Issues Brought Upon Her Downfall In Game Of Thrones. Tyrion fully loved Shae, but he was aware that it would take a lot for her to agree to leave King’s Landing. To keep her safe, he cut deep, calling her a “whore” because he knew it would upset her.

The season ended with her lover/nephew Jon Snow, the rightful heir to the Targaryen crown, stabbing her to death in the Iron Throne room to prevent her from further acts of destruction.

One person I spoke to in-person shortly after the finale aired said that Daenerys did not deserve to die for what she did. Yes, even though she killed innocent children, including one of Varys’ little birds/helpers, and adults who had surrendered to her. Instead, she was killed right as she reached it.

After all, Jon and Daenerys remained in love and stayed together even after finding out that they were related, so that was not a big problem for them. Daenerys could have proposed that they rule Westeros together, but she seemed to want to secure her place on the throne without no one else, not even her lover.

That’s because it’s kind of like a breakup, experts say. “People simply have not developed separate ways of thinking about relationships that are imaginary rather than real,” one communications professor found.

So in my opinion, the bond between Drogon and Dany is the main reason why Drogon allowed Jon to pet him because he can sense Dany’s feelings for him. And not only with Drogon and Dany, even in the past, dragons have been known to allow unknown people ride and touch them, if desired by their rider.

Her fire immunity was hinted at in both the books and show before she hatched her dragons, when she entered a scalding bath and picked up her burning hot eggs without being harmed. TARGARYENS ARE NOT IMMUNE TO FIRE! The birth of Dany’s dragons was unique, magical, wonderous, a miracle.

because only Targaryens can touch dragons, He doesn’t need to be a Targaryen to control Viserion’s corpse. Also, the human whom the Children of the Forest used to create the Night King was not a Valyrian dragonrider, as Valyrians didn’t even settle in Westeros during that time, 8,000 years ago.

According to Osha!) to wake/birth the dragon, who then took off to parts unknown, but was seen by Bran through the eyes of Summer. And it couldn’t have been a baby, because it was flying around and zapping fire.

Unfortunately, there was no substantial evidence in the Game of Thrones TV series that suggested that a living dragon lived under Winterfell. Book readers could still have some hope considering there is still plenty of the story left to be told from the mind of Martin.

Bran will definitely warg a dragon. Warging a dragon is definitely possible for the strongest greenseer-warg to ever live. Bran had warged into Hodor so many times that became second nature to him.