The Meaning of Daemon's Song from House of The Dragon and the Three Heads of The Dragon explained 

I suspect that Drogo's horse was there to provide physical blood for the ritual itself, but also just to be Drogo's horse and give him a good Dothraki funeral. Dany sees them both "rise" in the flames, and it's a feel good moment.

Started your videos about a week ago. You are absolutely spot on, about everything. When I watched your videos about the Others in the wall I was like, "well shit, he figured it out." Everything just clicked all of a sudden. Absolute S Class theory crafting. Please keep it up. Your videos breathe an air of fresh life into a story that's been left stagnant for 12 years. No one in the ASOIAF community is putting out good content rn. The subjects of your videos shed light to a deliberately opaque topic which holds a lot of the answers to the questions posed in the books. How magic systems function has always been the most fascinating aspect of fantasy for me. Anyways, thanks, please keep it up.

Rhaego and the horse soul merge, maybe. This could be part of the “stallion that mounts the world”.

The three heads of the dragon mean a handful of different things, but the original meaning was: 1. A fire wyrm 2. A wyvern 3. The spirit of a sacrificed person of either Valyrian or Empire of the Dawn blood, whose descendants will be able to bond with the dragon. It's the recipe for how The Great Empire of the Dawn created dragons. It later went on to mean: 1. The dragon rider (so decadent of whoever was sacrificed) 2. The dragon 3. The soul inside the dragon (ie the person who was sacrified) which is an explanation of the dragon-bonding process.

Could it not simply be: one head = rider, one head = dragon/dragon soul, one head = the sacrificed soul which allows for communication between the rider and the dragon. Dragons do seem to be creatures that are alive (have a soul) but are also very different from any other animal. So a rider would need some sort of translator in order to communicate with it's dragon. So you sacrifice an other person, this soul then resides in the dragon and allows for the communication between rider and dragon. Since a warg or skinchanger doesn't need to sarcifice anyone to control an animal. But these are animals that are far more simmilar to humans than dragons are.

Definitely think it’s Rhaego’s soul. Being able to use a horse to power blood magic seems cheap, I think what happened is that Rhaego’s soul was put into Drogo to sustain his life, and the reason Drogo is unresponsive after is because he is literally a man’s consciousness that has been combined with the consciousness of a disfigured lizard fetus and thus cannot function. Miri is one of the few confirmed shadowbinders in this story, and shadowbinders bind souls to physical containers so it makes sense that she bound Rhaego’s soul within Drogo. When Dany births her dragons, these souls are able to untangle and function once more as a head of a dragon

Based on description, what would you say the Mother of Mountains is? It's a very odd place, but I'd say it cound be an old or extinct volcano. But on a more simple level, when paired with Womb of the World you have a black pool and a barrow. Dany ate a heart and her brother was sacrificed. In the area of magic, note that it is forbidden to spill blood. If this is a magic site, this prohibition is very curious. Never the less, Viserys is sacrificed in Vaes Dothrak, while Dany and eggs are present. GRRM has said that Valyrians lived near the 14 flames because that is where fire magic is strongest. If the Mother of Mountains is a dead volcano, or the biggest Barrow ever, a sacrifice near it might have paid for the eggs elemental spirits. I like the Comet theory, but at the same time it's hard not to note the potential of a giant barrow with a pool beside it rumoured to have no bottom. Especially when there's a rule about spilling blood.

Daenerys might have bound herself to Drogon this way, but she did not bind herself to all three dragons. Also if the dragon soul was pulled from the comet then why were the sacrifice souls put into the dragons as well. This creates a problem later when someone is bound to ride one of the dragons. Suppose John Snow binds Raeg to him. This ends up with 4 souls together, in order: Mirri Maz Duur, the comet soul, whoever is sacrificed for John, and John. That's 4. Drogo was placed in Drogon when Daenerys bound to him as his rider. But the others were not bound to her. She never rides them. They would only have the comet spirit and the sacrifice spirit. No, there is too much guessing here that doesn't add up especially when considering that three are needed to make a dragon rider and that an additional 1 was needed to give life to the eggs. I'm not sure how it really does work, but this isn't it. Causes too many problems later on.

What if Jon not only jumps into Ghost, but gets ping-ponged(??) along the wall through all the heart trees. Could raisin Bran and mushroom face be there to lasso him in so his consciousness stays intact? What if the scene from the show where Bran is marked is actually Jon during this, and to go with George's "bittersweet" ending, from that point Jon's end is tied with The Great Other?

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Is the prophecy “Wake dragons from stone” just referring to Dani’s 3 dragons hatching from stone eggs? Or is there more to that prophecy?

I think your idea of the comet being a dragonsoulseedvault is interesting, as it loosely parallel's the Dothraki view that dragons came from the second moon that burned. Dothraki are from what is the womb of the world, which implies it is the origin of humanity, so their lore could be the most ancient and accurate. Perhaps that moon always contained dragonsouls and the comet is a fragment of that moon. As it naturally contained the souls, the Valyrians just learned how to add some into it. In fact, psychic powers and gods are also associated with eachother all over the place, and psychic powers are also connected to the moon. In addition, Valyrians literally named their dragons after their gods. Which impliest that the Valyrians psychic gods live on that comet moon fragment with dragonsouls, or the gods are the dragonsouls. Maybe those entities gave Dany her knowledge of dragon breeding when the comet passed. I don't know anything anymore!

I couldnt get behind the part where the red comit is a soul shard. But when you said the souls of the horse and others in the tent went into the dragon egss, that makes sense. Great theories, man.

Going of this theory then I think Marwyn will take control over Viserion, if I remember correctly Mirri talks about meeting him before and him teaching her stuff.

Love the interpretation of the dragon has three heads. But, my question is this: who are the sacrifice spirits for dragons like syrax, caraxes, dreamfyre, sunfyre, arrax, etc. These dragons are hatched and bonded. So, all you have is dragon + rider. No sacrifice. Or is there more?

So going by that logic, in HOTD, was Aemonds bond with Vhager because Laena burned as a sacrifice? The bond was formed quickly after her funeral.

Other possibilities for the comet. It dispenses soul, not dragon soul, and the soul was shaped/placed into a dragon. It weakens a barrier between to where souls are fetched. The dragons souls were still in the eggs but were awakened by the comet power. Etc.

Do you think the extinction of the dragons around 150 AC is also linked to the abolition of the first night tradition a century before?

I was under the impression that the three headed dragon was for the three Targaryen took over for Westeros

I recently subscribed to your page off of one of your series of weirwoods in the wall and white walker sacrifices crucified to them. I was wondering if you’ve talked to David lightbringer at all about the deeper lore as well as the esoteric up for interpretation lore like that. Your theory is my favorite so far but I was wondering what his reaction might be to it (not that it would change my opinion on whether it’s my favorite or not)

I got a click on smth when you mentioned the comet: in real life, comets are believed to provide power to spells/sorcery in some religions and cultures. I was thinking that since a spell was happening(dany's pyre) with the comet on the sky, perhaps that was the same with the glass candles? Some damn good sorcerer saw the comet on the sky then tried a spell(fire and blood) to light up the candles? I don't know, i thought of the comet as "well, thats a good time to power up spells" 😂😂 I love your vídeos ❤ great work

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he dragon baby miscarriages I think are critical for hatching. It would make sense for that whatever gave rider families their ability to bond also provided an automatic supply of sacrifices. I could see this being a secret that only select adult targs knew, and the knowledge was lost after the dance

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I am thinking about your theory, that basically all the witches are children of the forrest. What if Mirri is at least a descendant of the children. That could explain a lot I think.

this theory has me thinking... what if a similar logic applied to direwolves, essentially the ice to the dragons' fire? there could be implications about jon warging into ghost when he dies, certainly, but i'm more thinking of lady's death as an inverse of dany's dragons hatching in book 1. what if ned, sansa, and lady are three heads of the (dead) direwolf, connecting sansa to the afterlife (perhaps ned specifically) or the weirwood network? in this theory i guess ned would be the sacrifice even though he died after lady. nevertheless, their deaths are very mirrored with both even dying by the same sword.

Interesting to think that dragons don't get sustenance from eating things but rather from burning them. This is Fire And Blood magic. It is much the same way that Melisandra doesn't need to eat, but does need to light people on fire. If they can't burn things cause they're locked in a dragon pit then they get weak and can be killed. Since fire cannot harm a dragon they cannot consume another dragon and consolidate power that way. They can kill another dragon by biting or cutting, but this doesn't do anything useful except remove a fire to feed. Dragons always burn what they eat. But eating it might not be necessary, just convenient. It may take time for the power to be transferred and having the victim nearby (in its stomach) seems the easiest way. Otherwise a dragon on a battlefield would get more and more powerful before the fight was over. But if it takes a few hours the fight would be long over before they benefit from the 40,000 people burned. They'd also have to hang out in the ashes afterwards which they aren't prone to do all that often. Easier just to eat a few and move on.

Everybody thought they were stone. Dead. Dany knew better.

The only thing I have to wonder is... You're telling me since the doom, since Valeria basically. They never re-figured out killing someone, blood and burning to bring a dragon to life?? Valerians love burning people. That's the only hole? It has to be the comet or something in addition right?

I think old nan was talking about the dragon beneath winterfell

The problem I see: how did Aemon claim Vhagar without a sacrifice?

I think that the red comic temporarily boosted blood magic similarly how in the vampire diaries a full moon or comic can boost a witches magic. Deanerys already sense the dragons inside of the egg before the comic and sacrifice i belive the dragon was in a hibernation like state and and the four deaths of the horse the witch and khal drogo plus the fire 🔥 and the red comic ☄️ made for some kind of big magical expression ritual that woke up the dragons and how the Daenerys control them is through some kind of telepathy link

So rehgal is a horse i knew it the evidence was all over the place i just choose not to see it

The comet came after danys eggs hatched

Could rhaegal be her baby?

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Your translation is lousy poetry, but your theory is interesting. Who is the third person sacrificed in Drogo's pyre?

I think ppl in this fandom overthink thongs too much. I think its as simple as 3 drsgon riders . And 2 heads to support dany. Jon and young griff are the other heads of the dragon

I like that you are reaching for new ideas and new theories but I strongly disagree that you tend to mix show canon and book canon so interchangeably. I can’t begin to explain all the reasons that’s a bad way of going about things. I literally do not have the time to do that.

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