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Why did Drogon do this?
Why didn't Drogon attack Jon?Why did Lord Baelish betray Eddard Stark?Why is Drogon free and his brothers Viserion and Rhaegal chained?Why did Drogon allow this character to pet him?Why did the Night King attack the furthest target first?Why did Renly consider himself King?Exactly how big is Drogon in Season 7?Why is Khal Drogo willing to give Viserys an army in exchange for Daenerys?Why can't fire hurt Daenerys but it did to Jon Snow in season 1?Why did Tyrion and others think King's Landing can't be taken without collateral damage?How do the dragons exactly know whom/what to burn?
In S08E06 of Game of Thrones, we see Drogon burn down the
Iron Throne.
Why did he do that? Did he grow a conscience and see that it was a source of evil?
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In S08E06 of Game of Thrones, we see Drogon burn down the
Iron Throne.
Why did he do that? Did he grow a conscience and see that it was a source of evil?
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In S08E06 of Game of Thrones, we see Drogon burn down the
Iron Throne.
Why did he do that? Did he grow a conscience and see that it was a source of evil?
plot-explanation game-of-thrones
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In S08E06 of Game of Thrones, we see Drogon burn down the
Iron Throne.
Why did he do that? Did he grow a conscience and see that it was a source of evil?
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It symbolized the end of monarchy.
Here's a nice little summary.
The red-tinted dragon then unleashes a powerful stream of flame aimed right at the very thing that has been such a point of contention since season one. He succeeds in melting all the swords down to a bubbling, molten puddle. Just as Tyrion says later on in the episode when discussing why Bran would make a good king — "Sons of kings can be cruel and stupid as you well know . . . that is the wheel our Queen wanted to break" — Drogon succeeds in symbolically erasing the idea of a monarchy, whether purposefully or not.
The Meaning Behind Drogon's Fiery Symbolic Gesture in the Game of Thrones Finale - PopSugar
So, it symbolized the end of kings sons ruling the land, other than that it is left ambiguos as to Drogon's intent in burning the throne.
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It symbolized the end of monarchy.
Here's a nice little summary.
The red-tinted dragon then unleashes a powerful stream of flame aimed right at the very thing that has been such a point of contention since season one. He succeeds in melting all the swords down to a bubbling, molten puddle. Just as Tyrion says later on in the episode when discussing why Bran would make a good king — "Sons of kings can be cruel and stupid as you well know . . . that is the wheel our Queen wanted to break" — Drogon succeeds in symbolically erasing the idea of a monarchy, whether purposefully or not.
The Meaning Behind Drogon's Fiery Symbolic Gesture in the Game of Thrones Finale - PopSugar
So, it symbolized the end of kings sons ruling the land, other than that it is left ambiguos as to Drogon's intent in burning the throne.
answered 3 hours ago
DaeronDaeron
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An elective monarchy is still a monarchy.
– Charles
3 hours ago
add a comment |
It symbolized the end of monarchy.
Here's a nice little summary.
The red-tinted dragon then unleashes a powerful stream of flame aimed right at the very thing that has been such a point of contention since season one. He succeeds in melting all the swords down to a bubbling, molten puddle. Just as Tyrion says later on in the episode when discussing why Bran would make a good king — "Sons of kings can be cruel and stupid as you well know . . . that is the wheel our Queen wanted to break" — Drogon succeeds in symbolically erasing the idea of a monarchy, whether purposefully or not.
The Meaning Behind Drogon's Fiery Symbolic Gesture in the Game of Thrones Finale - PopSugar
So, it symbolized the end of kings sons ruling the land, other than that it is left ambiguos as to Drogon's intent in burning the throne.
answered 3 hours ago
DaeronDaeron
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An elective monarchy is still a monarchy.
– Charles
3 hours ago
add a comment |
It symbolized the end of monarchy.
Here's a nice little summary.
The red-tinted dragon then unleashes a powerful stream of flame aimed right at the very thing that has been such a point of contention since season one. He succeeds in melting all the swords down to a bubbling, molten puddle. Just as Tyrion says later on in the episode when discussing why Bran would make a good king — "Sons of kings can be cruel and stupid as you well know . . . that is the wheel our Queen wanted to break" — Drogon succeeds in symbolically erasing the idea of a monarchy, whether purposefully or not.
The Meaning Behind Drogon's Fiery Symbolic Gesture in the Game of Thrones Finale - PopSugar
So, it symbolized the end of kings sons ruling the land, other than that it is left ambiguos as to Drogon's intent in burning the throne.
answered 3 hours ago
DaeronDaeron
6,04821444
It symbolized the end of monarchy.
Here's a nice little summary.
The red-tinted dragon then unleashes a powerful stream of flame aimed right at the very thing that has been such a point of contention since season one. He succeeds in melting all the swords down to a bubbling, molten puddle. Just as Tyrion says later on in the episode when discussing why Bran would make a good king — "Sons of kings can be cruel and stupid as you well know . . . that is the wheel our Queen wanted to break" — Drogon succeeds in symbolically erasing the idea of a monarchy, whether purposefully or not.
The Meaning Behind Drogon's Fiery Symbolic Gesture in the Game of Thrones Finale - PopSugar
So, it symbolized the end of kings sons ruling the land, other than that it is left ambiguos as to Drogon's intent in burning the throne.
answered 3 hours ago
DaeronDaeron
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answered 3 hours ago
DaeronDaeron
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answered 3 hours ago
DaeronDaeron
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answered 3 hours ago
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An elective monarchy is still a monarchy.
– Charles
3 hours ago
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An elective monarchy is still a monarchy.
– Charles
3 hours ago
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An elective monarchy is still a monarchy.
– Charles
3 hours ago
An elective monarchy is still a monarchy.
– Charles
3 hours ago
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