daenerys married robin in game of thrones.
daenerys married robin in game of thrones.
who does daenerys marry in game of thrones?
robin
in "a game of thrones" (1996), daenerys is sold off by her brother viserys and illyrio mopatis to marry khal drogo, a dothraki warlord, in exchange for an army for viserys. at that time, daenerys befriends jorah mormont, an exiled westerosi knight, and is given three petrified dragon eggs as a wedding gift. although initially terrified of drogo, daenerys' and his marriage turns out to be a happy one, and daenerys grows to love him and to take to dothraki customs, finding strength and determination for the first time. this leads her to stand up to viserys' attempts to bully her into coercing drogo. after drogo kills viserys by pouring molten gold atop his head for threatening his wife, daenerys sees herself as the heir to the targaryen dynasty, and responsible for reclaiming the throne for her family. shortly thereafter, drogo is wounded in a fight, and the cut festers. with drogo ill, his warriors mutiny and abandon him. in desperation, daenerys recruits an enslaved lhazareen priestess, mirri maz duur, to save drogo with blood magic. however, despite being saved by daenerys from being raped by the tribe's warriors, the priestess betrays her trust, and the magic ritual leads to daenerys' unborn child being stillborn and leaves drogo in a catatonic state. daenerys does not want her husband to suffer any longer and euthanizes him with a pillow. she burns the priestess in drogo's funeral pyre and climbs into the flame with her three dragon eggs. when the pyre dies out the following morning, daenerys emerges alive and unburnt from the ashes with three hatched dragons.
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myles mcnutt of "the a.v. club" said that daenerys's final arc comes down to two aspects – story development and character development. he said daenerys burning down king's landing is a logical and effective way of ending the story on a thematic level, adding that how "it reshapes the rest of the episode is a striking reframing of the violence that has defined the show." character-wise, he felt that the choice was "undeniably trickier" because one might be led to believe that daenerys's choice was purely reflexive when it was instead due to "a collection of life experiences that left her believing that ruling with fear was the only path ahead of her." he said "the writers failed to create the necessary structure for [the villainous turn]" and they could have better highlighted daenerys's destiny as a villain by referencing things such as her prophecy in qarth. "variety"'s daniel d'addario also argued that it made sense that daenerys would burn the city because her "tactics have always been more deeply rooted in dominance than in empathy." arguing that "the daenerys twist" has likely been planned by george r. r. martin from the beginning, vox's andrew prokop stated, "if "game of thrones" ended with a triumphant daenerys targaryen heroically taking the iron throne, it wouldn't be "game of thrones". this is the show of ned stark's death. this is the show of the red wedding. this is the ending it was headed toward all along."
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