In “Game of Thrones,” Daenerys Targaryen receives three dragon eggs as a wedding gift, even though all dragons were long thought to be extinct. But where did these mysterious eggs come from? And how did they end up in Daenerys’s hands? Get ready to discover this fascinating connection!
That’s right, House of the Dragon confirms reference and solves mystery from Game of Thrones season 1!
“Game of Thrones” fans are going to love this news! In the latest episode of “House of the Dragon,” director Greeta Vasant Patel confirmed an exciting theory that has been circulating in the community for some time. If you’ve always wondered if Daenerys’ dragon eggs had any connection to the new series, get ready to get excited!
In the third episode of “House of the Dragon,” we see an intriguing development related to the war and its aftermath. Concerned for the safety of Dragonstone, Rhaenyra (played by Emma D’Arcy) decides to send her children away from the conflict, along with Rhaena Targaryen (Eva Ossei-Gerning), the daughter of Daemon (Matt Smith), who does not yet have a dragon. And this is where the magic happens!
Rhaenyra discovers that, in addition to protecting her brothers and cousin, she also has the mission of caring for four dragon eggs of Syrax. And the big reveal? Three of these eggs have a very similar coloration to those we saw in “Game of Thrones”. Greeta Vasant Patel confirmed that these eggs are, in fact, those of Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion – the same dragons that Daenerys would one day hatch!
“Those are Daenerys’ eggs,” Patel revealed to Mashable. “All of us who work on this show are huge fans of ‘Game of Thrones,’ so it was really exciting to film that scene.”
This revelation connects the two series in an incredible way and brings a new layer of depth to the “A Song of Ice and Fire” universe. Get ready for more surprises and exciting connections as the saga continues to unfold in “House of the Dragon”!
That’s right, you thought: House of the Dragon director confirms reference to Daenerys in new episode of the series!
“Game of Thrones” fans are going to love this news! In the latest episode of “House of the Dragon,” director Greeta Vasant Patel confirmed an exciting theory that has been circulating in the community for some time. If you’ve always wondered if Daenerys’ dragon eggs had any connection to the new series, get ready to get excited!
In the third episode of “House of the Dragon,” we see an intriguing development related to the war and its aftermath. Concerned for the safety of Dragonstone, Rhaenyra (played by Emma D’Arcy) decides to send her children away from the conflict, along with Rhaena Targaryen (Eva Ossei-Gerning), the daughter of Daemon (Matt Smith), who does not yet have a dragon. And this is where the magic happens!
Rhaenyra discovers that, in addition to protecting her brothers and cousin, she also has the mission of caring for four of Syrax’s dragon eggs. And the big reveal? Three of these eggs have a very similar coloration to those we saw in “Game of Thrones”. Greeta Vasant Patel confirmed that these eggs are, in fact, those of Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion – the same dragons that Daenerys would one day hatch!
“Those are Daenerys’ eggs,” Patel revealed to Mashable. “All of us who work on this show are huge fans of ‘Game of Thrones,’ so it was really exciting to film that scene.”
This revelation connects the two series in an incredible way and brings a new layer of depth to the “A Song of Ice and Fire” universe. Get ready for more surprises and exciting connections as the saga continues to unfold in “House of the Dragon”!
Is this information consistent with RR Martin’s books?
This is certainly very exciting information, but it is important to note that in RR Martin’s books, this specific connection is not directly mentioned. In the books, the origin of the dragon eggs that Daenerys receives is left somewhat vague and shrouded in mystery, adding to the fascination and magical aura surrounding these ancient artifacts. So while the “House of the Dragon” series presents us with this incredible reference and fanservice, offering a direct and exciting connection for fans, Martin’s original work maintains a more enigmatic approach to the provenance of the dragon eggs. This only makes the experience of exploring the universe of Westeros even richer and full of possibilities!
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