Vhagar obeying Laena Velaryon's command and ending her misery | House of the Dragon
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Vhagar Dracarys House of the Dragon
Vhagar, nicknamed Queen of All Dragons, is the largest dragon in the realm, twice the size of Caraxes. Her scales are a deep jade. Named after a god of Old Valyria, she was ridden by Queen Visenya Targaryen during the conquest of Westeros, and later claimed by Laena Velaryon.
Daemon and His wife Laena Velaryon weigh an offer in Pentos.
House of the Dragon
The Princess and the Queen
Director:
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Writers:
George R.R. Martin, Ryan J. Condal, Gabe Fonseca
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Paddy Considine, Olivia Cooke, Emma D'Arcy, Matt Smith, Rhys Ifans
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A great reminder of how dragons in this series are not mindless beasts but intelligent creatures. You can tell that Vhagar doesn't want to do it and when she does, she makes sure it's quick.
No one dies a quick death by being burned up. Better if the dragon just bit her head off.
Dragons are still dumb.
@@psijicassassin7166 there are instances that dragon fire sometimes burn much hotter to the point the victim melts almost instantly.
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We saw how some dragons in this show will turn anything to dust instantly. They are definitely not dumb, they can control how much power they put in their fire
@@psijicassassin7166 smarter than you at least
The fact vhagar hesitated and thought long time made it so sad
So sad that she heard Daemon considering cutting her open to pull off the maybe already dead baby, and knowing he might have agreed.
I love vhagars loyalty. You see her arguing against it. The personalities of the dragons is amazin i hope they dont screw it up in season 2
How is that ending misery? Being burnt alive is more misery.
dragon fire sometimes burn much hotter to the point the victim melts almost instantly.
@@empoytekyo6981yeah man my homie Mike owns one and he said something similar
@@lauralassan325 The books have outright said it smartass.
@@lauralassan325 I mean in Season 7 we literally see some of the Lannister soldiers Drogon burns reduced to ash after one blast. And Vhagar is stronger.
Her look like noooo....but your my rider
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Odo looks weird in a wig.
The show is a joke, putting blond wigs on black people. It's the equivalent of white people painting on blackfaces.
@@psijicassassin7166 No it's not. You are just racist
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for some reason this show was overly dramatic with childbirth
To emphasise the importance of lineage/succession and others coming after you to carry on legacy. Particularly in the feudal system where status and power stems from your birth name. Lineage is a reason why there’s a problem in the first place and who should be heir, as Viserys was so determined to get a son as their never has been a female monarch. It’s almost an attack on this type of handling of power/human behaviour - as if to say “is all this pain really worth it?” Going through all that In childbirth just to be disappointed if its a girl that won’t be able to maintain that status. It distracts us from what really matters…. I.e. just being happy with what you have, having a loving family and realising that power isn’t everything.
Lineage and heirs were life or death in this world and determined whether your dynasty lives on or dies , forgotten to history. That's the point of it being "overly" dramatic. Smooth brain
well it is accurete it has been proven that childbirth was 50/50 ordeal back in middleages.
it is said that childbirth is having a woman’s other foot in the death’s door. but you’re a male, you know nothing.
Gee it's almost like childbirth is relevant to the plot at several different points 🤔