Will the great Khal Drogo be returning to Game of Thrones in Season 7? Could be. Jason Momoa, the actor who portrayed Drogo in Season 1, has been spotted in Northern Ireland, the base for GoT filming. He even posted this pic on Instagram hanging out with the show producers, David Benioff and DB Weiss.
Some believe Drogo has already returned in the form of his namesake dragon, Drogon. The witch Mirri Maz Duur told Dany that Drogo would return to her, "When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east. When the seas go dry and the mountains blow like winds in the leaves. When your womb quickens again, and you bear a living child. Then he will return, and not before." There are many conversations around this and whether or not these things have happened to Dany or not.
So, is Drogo returning? Kit Harrington continually denied he was in Ireland last year to return as Jon Snow and we all know how that turned out, but they could be pulling one over on us this time. I'll keep you posted!
Courtenay Cody aka Mother of Dragons
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Samuel L. Jackson's Game of Thrones Recap
Even though he's competition, Samuel L. Jackson's 7:40 minute recap of the first five seasons of Game of Thrones is entertaining and great for anyone who needs reminding of what's happened or just wants to know about the show. Check it out!
And remember, winter isn't coming, it's here! So get your ass ready.
- Courtenay, Mother of Dragons
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
And the father is...
I guess after the June 26th finale and the reveal that Jon Snow was actually born to Lyanna Stark and is not at all Ned Stark's bastard, we were still supposed to be questioning who Jon's father could possibly be... While I realize some non-book readers and GoT watchers are catching up, I really don't see how there was any question. SPOILER WARNING: His father is the beloved (yep, unlike his father Rhaegar was beloved by most) prince is the father of Jon Snow. HBO even supplied us with this wonderful and confusing map of enemies, parentage and such.
For those of you who know all of the characters like the back of your hand (or even if you don't), I just want to point out that the Rhaenys and Aegon they refer to, were Rhaegar and Elia Martell's children. Not Aegon the Conquerer and his sister Rhaenys Targaryen. I did a double-take for that so I thought I would mention it.
If you'd like to know more about Rhaegar Targaryen he looked a lot like his brother and sister, Daenerys and Viserys. He was very good looking with the platinum hair and violet eyes of the Targaryens and he played the harp. He was married to Oberyn and Doran's sister Elia and had two children with her whom he named after Aegon the Conquerer and one of his sister wives Rhaenys. In later years he did not get along with his father, mainly because his father went mad after being kidnapped and became paranoid of his son (and everyone else). Rhaegar did actually think about deposing his father before the rebellion started, especially after Aerys started killing people with wildfire without first giving them a trial therefore triggering a rebellion. (And because of all the other crazy things the Mad Kind did such as not bathing or cutting his hair or fingernails). Rhaegar had a touch of the Targaryen madness, though nowhere near the amount his father had. He believed he would fulfill a prophecy by having a boy and two girls who would take up the names of his ancestors the Conquerer and his sister wives, Rhaenys and Visenya. As stated above, his arranged marriage to Elia Martell produced two offspring, but after Elia had a miscarriage the maesters said she would never have another child. That is when Rhaegar turned to Lyanna Stark. At a famed tournament, Rhaegar named Lyanna Stark the queen of love and beauty instead of his wife. Some time after (whether you believe he kidnapped her or she went willingly) he and Lyanna ended up in the Tower of Joy and a baby was made. I tend to believe Lyanna ran off with Rhaegar. She told Ned she did not love Robert and she knew he would never be true to her. She was wild and free, even if that freedom was the last nail in the proverbial coffin. The Mad King had killed Brandon and Rickard Stark for no reason and very brutally, then demanded that Jon Arryn kill his wards, Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon, all while Rhaegar sought to depose him, but he ran off with Lyanna Stark instead. So, that leaves us where we are today. And while many on the internet have been theorizing what Jon's Targaryen name would be, let me remind you that Rhaegar believed he would have another girl. He already had an Aegon and a Rhaenys (therefore Jon wouldn't have been another Aegon) so Jon should've been a Visenya if you want to get technical. So, why don't we just leave Jon as Jon. Though it doensn't hurt to theorize while we're on break. And, he's still a bastard since his parents weren't married (unless in secret) and are not alive to legitimize him. That's a whole other issue entirely...
For those of you who know all of the characters like the back of your hand (or even if you don't), I just want to point out that the Rhaenys and Aegon they refer to, were Rhaegar and Elia Martell's children. Not Aegon the Conquerer and his sister Rhaenys Targaryen. I did a double-take for that so I thought I would mention it.
If you'd like to know more about Rhaegar Targaryen he looked a lot like his brother and sister, Daenerys and Viserys. He was very good looking with the platinum hair and violet eyes of the Targaryens and he played the harp. He was married to Oberyn and Doran's sister Elia and had two children with her whom he named after Aegon the Conquerer and one of his sister wives Rhaenys. In later years he did not get along with his father, mainly because his father went mad after being kidnapped and became paranoid of his son (and everyone else). Rhaegar did actually think about deposing his father before the rebellion started, especially after Aerys started killing people with wildfire without first giving them a trial therefore triggering a rebellion. (And because of all the other crazy things the Mad Kind did such as not bathing or cutting his hair or fingernails). Rhaegar had a touch of the Targaryen madness, though nowhere near the amount his father had. He believed he would fulfill a prophecy by having a boy and two girls who would take up the names of his ancestors the Conquerer and his sister wives, Rhaenys and Visenya. As stated above, his arranged marriage to Elia Martell produced two offspring, but after Elia had a miscarriage the maesters said she would never have another child. That is when Rhaegar turned to Lyanna Stark. At a famed tournament, Rhaegar named Lyanna Stark the queen of love and beauty instead of his wife. Some time after (whether you believe he kidnapped her or she went willingly) he and Lyanna ended up in the Tower of Joy and a baby was made. I tend to believe Lyanna ran off with Rhaegar. She told Ned she did not love Robert and she knew he would never be true to her. She was wild and free, even if that freedom was the last nail in the proverbial coffin. The Mad King had killed Brandon and Rickard Stark for no reason and very brutally, then demanded that Jon Arryn kill his wards, Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon, all while Rhaegar sought to depose him, but he ran off with Lyanna Stark instead. So, that leaves us where we are today. And while many on the internet have been theorizing what Jon's Targaryen name would be, let me remind you that Rhaegar believed he would have another girl. He already had an Aegon and a Rhaenys (therefore Jon wouldn't have been another Aegon) so Jon should've been a Visenya if you want to get technical. So, why don't we just leave Jon as Jon. Though it doensn't hurt to theorize while we're on break. And, he's still a bastard since his parents weren't married (unless in secret) and are not alive to legitimize him. That's a whole other issue entirely...
Thursday, June 30, 2016
Only 13 Episodes Left!
It has finally been confirmed that there are only 13-15 episodes left for Game of Thrones. The executive producers David Beinoff and DB Weiss only ever wanted to do around 73 episodes and that will break down season 7 to seven episodes, leaving season 8 with only 6. This isn't too surprising considering the budget for this show grows with every season and since there are momentous battles to come for Westeros with the living and the undead there will be a lot of CGI for those white walkers and dragons. They also stated that this is one story and they want it to be cohesive. Characters are finally in their places (or on their way). Alliances have been made and though there is still plenty more to come everything good must come to an end. The season 6 finale was extended to 75 minutes, so we can only hope the season 7 finale will be extended. I'm also sure the series finale will be extended as well. This is my assumption, but I think it will be around 2 hours. That's not unheard of in the industry today. The series finale of Lost was 2.5 hours and the season 6 finale of The Walking Dead was 1.5 hours. I have no doubt that a majority of fans will be happy with the last episode even though we'll all be crying on the inside.
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