Young Griff - The Sixth Blackfyre Rebellion? | ASOIAF Animated

[@fantasyhaven1]

Is Young Griff a Targaryen or a Blackfyre? Patreon: www.patreon.com/FantasyHaven

[@adambarleyii3357]

Blackfyre

[@aegorbittersteel2154]

BLACKFYRE ALL THE WAY!!!!!He is the Hope to put the Real Royal Family on the Thorne and bring Bittersteel home.

[@johngaelnox5447]

Targaryen. Varys knew the secret passages within the Red Keep.

[@Rebel_Lord_Taron]

He seems like he could be a blackfyre from the female line that has been mentioned but honestly that could just be with George RR Martin wants us to think and he could be really be Lyanna and Rhaegars son

[@12354rony]

Neither. Now could you imagine lol

[@Schloetz]

Upon finally reading the books, the exclusion of the Young Griff/Aegon/Faegon storyline from the show became the thing I wish they kept the most

[@matro2]

I only finished ADWD four days ago and I wholely agree. More expounding upon the Ironborn would've also been good. An accurate Euron and an existing Victarion.

[@JLchevz]

Yeah it would've made everything more interesting

[@tereza1959]

They mixed the arcs of Jon/Griff in the series, I think Griff will be the one to ride one of Dany's dragons, not Jon. And the final battle for the Iron Throne will be between Dany and Griff.

[@siamihari8717]

That and Stoneheart would have likely allowed the show to progress more stabily after the books ended. But for some reason the show played down the magical elements to such a degree it removed a vital thread from the masterful tapestry

[@clownpendotfart]

So you could see what happens in that plotline, seeing as how GRRM is never finishing the books?

[@MicahSMoore]

A Dance with Dragons - Tyrion II: "I had heard the Golden Company was under contract with one of the Free Cities. How could you get them to break an honored contact and join forces with Aegon?” Illyrio waggled his fat fingers. "Some contracts are writ in ink, and some in blood. I say no more." A Dance with Dragons - Daenerys III: (only a few chapters later) "Her brother Viserys had once feasted the captains of the Golden Company, in hopes they might take up his cause. They ate his food and heard his pleas and laughed at him. Dany had only been a little girl, but she remembered. SO THE BLOOD CONTRACT AINT TO THE TARGARYENS…

[@louisst-amand9207]

might be to the targaryens, but not to viserys

[@williamfrank962]

Part of me hopes that in the end Young griff turns out to be the genuine real Aegon and that Varys and Varys did a double deception to the golden company. It would be a fun red herring to the series and would be cool to somehow see Jon and griff interact with one another during the long night as brothers even if they don’t know it.

[@ArchAngelWC]

​@louisst-amand9207 i personally want to see Aegon actual Aegon and when he wins his wife Visenya Blackfyre joins him and she's Illyrios daughter, and Varys' neice

[@SquashGuy02134]

This is why the show sucks, the Blackfyres will be a major part of the finale of ASOIAF

[@giovanni2585]

​ @williamfrank962 no way he is 1000% fake

[@vibechecker3168]

It would be a funny moment if a young griff as a Blackfyre became king, even if for a moment, and others rally to him against Daenerys if she doesn’t take it lying down. A Blackfyre, seen by most of Westeros as the villains of the story, is seen as more legitimate than the actual heir of house Targaryen. The Irony would be strong. Edited to clarify things.

[@aegorbittersteel2154]

I don't know what you mean House Blackfyre are the Heros

[@SherlockHolmesb-kp4ru]

​​​@@AnotherBrokenManHe meant prince rhaegar , not some naive idiot who got himself killed by bloodraven and tell how is he a hero when he literally tried to usurp his trueborn half-brother daeron's birthright

[@theArab__]

@@SherlockHolmesb-kp4ruDaeron was a bastard of Aemon and his sister, Daemon Blackfyre was the true heir.

[@mentallyinsane3344]

​@@theArab__aemon the dragon knight better

[@jaegerist_30.3]

​@@theArab__Did you forgot that Daemon was a bastard.

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

What does Varys say? "Power resides where men believe it resides. It's a trick. A shadow on the wall. And a very small man can cast a very large shadow.” Small man, boy, the statement holds. It doesn't matter is he's FAegon, or Aegon. He just has to be believably king.

[@ryanvalderrama9413]

It's interesting that Varys says he bought the child with Arbor Gold. There's a great theory that whenever arbor gold is mentioned someone in the scene is lying

[@ladyvimto5546]

This is one my favorite theories!

[@johnnye87]

Although my issue with that theory is: show me a scene in ASOIAF that DOESN'T involve "someone" lying. If the theory was that the person *speaking* was lying, that would be something to work with, but short of doing more research into it, I'd assume it's as vague as it is because the more specific version doesn't work.

[@AJHyoton]

Haven't heard that one, but there is no way Varys swapped the babies.

[@monkeywizard7919]

I love that you showed Tyrek Lannister as a horse. Great reference.

[@okdude8215]

Last seen ahorse.

[@anbuookami13]

I think he's a Blackfyre via the female line. The son of Illyrio and his late wife, but he was raised to think he's Aegon VI and JonCon is also convinced he's the son of his crush.

[@sam_i5961]

Lmao I think it would also be cool is Illyrio is a descendant of Aerion Brightflame( he had bastards in essos) essentially this would unite the brightflames and the blackfyres in a weird way which would be cool.

[@concept5631]

​@@sam_i5961 Is Illyrio old/young enough to be Maegor II? Maegor II was Aerion's bastard child who was passed up as in inheritor of the Iron Throne after Maekar died. He is also a good example of Aerion's madness. Seriously, who names their kid maegor? That's just asking for trouble.

[@juliankerr3268]

@@concept5631I think Maegor II was at least a year old in 233 AC so he’d be 68 by the fifth book

[@concept5631]

@@juliankerr3268 Would that put him within Illyrio's age range or is Illyrio believed to be younger?

[@juliankerr3268]

It's hard to say because we don't know their exact ages. However, Varys joined Aerys II in 278 AC, meaning he was already quite famous then. They would have likely been working together for several years before that, so I estimate there was at least a 3-5-year time working together before Aerys took notice. So i’d say that Illyrio was in his late 40s by the fifth book

[@biraptor6205]

'He's a Blackfyre, she's a Blackfyre, you're a Blackfyre, I'm a Blackfyre?!? Are there any more Blackfyres I should know about'

[@cgt3704]

"How do you do, fellow Blackfyres ?"

[@meinhart_esror]

Are those Blackfyres in the room with us right now?

[@concept5631]

Blackfyre bargin sale!

[@PoutingScout]

Although they are some of the only legitimate claim holders it’s insane how many bloodlines came from the doom of Valyria. Asking. A targaryon to not have 15 bastards is pretty much a hate crime in Westeros 😂

[@concept5631]

Thanks for shadowbanning my comment KZbin

[@lukex827]

Honestly i feel as if GRRM will never reveal if the Young Griff is the real deal or not, i feel as if it goes against what Varys told Tyrion in book two about it not being important if someone is of right bloodline to be a King as long as he has the support of the people as power resides where men believe it resides.

[@clownpendotfart]

As an Essosi slave, Varys has no reason to care about bloodlines. However, his rescue of Gendry indicates he does care that other people care about it.

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Yea exactly the point is that it doesn’t matter what the truth is if people believe that you are what you say you are, and the people are going to believe in Aegon

[@krimzonstriker7534]

Don't know why anyone thinks he's a peasant boy because Varys and Illyrio would never let Young Griff try and claim one of Daenerys Dragons without Valyrian dragon lord blood in his veins to even make such an attempt feasible. So he's either the real deal or a Blackfyre IMO.

[@tinahs8269]

Or another bastard Targaryen

[@clownpendotfart]

Who says they expected him to ride any dragons? They'd already been invested in him for years before she hatched any.

[@elijahalbiston]

OH that's actually an excellent point. If they were confident enough to pursue Dany in marriage then he's definitely got the bloodline.

[@TheMokeyMokeyChannel]

Both of what you said is wrong. Dragons are connected to the Targaryens via blood pact magic. They are the only bloodline left who can claim and ride a dragon. And secondly Targaryens are not immune to fire. Daenerys did not burn because what she did was not normal. It was a magic ritual. Seen by many dragondreamers before. She survived and she awakened the dragons again. It was probably some kind of renewal of the blood pact, as she was sacrificing herself actually. Out of the ashes „from blood and bone“. Renewal is my theory because the Targaryens lost their draconic connection. This probably happened after the dance of dragons as Daeron was king. Because he hated dragons. He saw the war and what happened. He abandoned his own dragon and I think this „cut“ let to the last dragons becoming so small, and ill, and then dying so young.

[@alexandrostheodorou8387]

@@TheMokeyMokeyChannel The an ancient Valyrian were a sheep herding people. They came across Dragon Eggs and using Blood Magic they were able to hatch Dragons. Dragons are not a natural creature found in the wild. Dany when she hatched the dragons, she did a blood magic with the Sheep Peoples Magi sacrificing herself/drogo/and the Magi. The ancient valyrians must have done something similiar.

[@leotrujillo4177]

I've been thinking about Saera Targaryen who was the daughter of King Jaehaerys. She fled her home for Lyse where she took service at a Pleasure Garden. Doesn't seem to be an accident that she shares a name with the the Saera that Illerio loved. The back stories for Jaehaerys was recent flushed out in Fire and Blood and I believe some changes were made to Saera and her story.

[@Basileus1453]

Saera would have been long dead by the time Illyrio was born though?

[@PintoRagazzo]

​@@Basileus1453Yes. Two different Saeras (hundreds of years apart) that suspiciously (foreshadowingly?) share some traits.

[@Basileus1453]

@@PintoRagazzo What would that even be foreshadowing. Also the only trait they share was that they were both prostitutes.

[@leotrujillo4177]

She could have had children and there could be a Targaryen line alive and well in Lyse.

[@cliffordrose4335]

@@leotrujillo4177 Princess Saera Targaryen DID have several children and I think several marriages too. Some of them attended the Great Council of 101 to be considered for succession.

[@mt_baldwin]

I'm pretty sure Young Griff is the Perkin Warbeck stand-in, the same way I'm pretty sure Dany is a Henry Tudor stand-in. For anyone who doesn't know who Perkin Warbeck was, he was a pretender that invaded England during the War of the Roses, claiming to be one of the "princes in the tower", two young princes that disappeared while imprisoned in the White Tower of London, presumed murdered. He turned out to be a Flemish nobody named Perkin Warbeck, put up to this scheme by various English exiles, and his invasion failed miserably.

[@giacomoromano8842]

What i really like about Young Griff is how imaginative Fanfic writers got with him. Throughout numerous fanfictnions, he is interpreted and characterised in many ways and it is always a blast to read if done properly. I read them all, from being Aerys the third, to Joffrey reborn to an alright guy to being very sympathetic. Honestly, i like it always the most when he is seen as Aegon, son of Rhaegar, because it would be quite lame if he was just another antagonist in our heroes path, and George doesn't write that way.

[@cliffordrose4335]

I am 75% sure that Young Griff was not the very first false identity Targaryen we have met in the aSoI&F books. In retrospect, I submit that (f)Aegon in DANCE was preceded by (f)Viserys in GAME as the TRUE & GENUINE 👑 Viserys III has been masquerading as Ser Gerold Dayne for years since he was swiftly and secretly sailed down to Dorne from Dragonstone Castle after he was crowned as King of Westeros by Queen Rhaella Targaryen after the sack of King's Landing to be raised by his noble kin of House Dayne with the blessing of his constructive custodian ~ Prince 🤴 Doran Martell who had a long-standing relationship with her Grace via his mother Princess of Dorne . . . a former Lady-in-waiting to 👑 Rhaella Targaryen.

[@elijahalbiston]

@@shinken6636 "When you have too long to wait between books"

[@alk5985]

@giacomoromano8842 I know I'm replying late but if you have any suggestions of good fanfics with YG, would you be willing to share the name ?

[@davidlewis5312]

Aegon's tragedy only works if he is a good person

[@manavkhandurie]

I think that his true parentage is probably not useful . He may be a blackfyre or a targryan but i think when and if he takes the throne , he would be a great king loved by common folk and even the lords . He would be wise as he was trainned to rule until dany arrives . For dany there would be conflict as she would face a person who is probably a more capable ruler than her . Already loved and if he is a targryan , has the right to Iron throne and her brothers actual son and heir . It would be a great way for readers to see the turmoil of the dragon queen before she goes mad and burns kings landing

[@GegeAkutami268]

I think Young Griff might be legit, if only because it would make the stakes and internal conflict more interesting. If Daenerys kills a Blackfyre Aegon, then we can root for her as she’s destroying another usurper, one who’s stealing her dead nephew’s identity. But if Young Griff is the real Aegon, then by combating him, she becomes a usurper like Robert. I feel like the latter makes for a more intense narrative than the former

[@Methus3lah]

I think the point is that it doesn’t matter whether Young Griff is legit. What’s important is that people believe in him

[@J10005]

Young Griff is likely a fake but he doesn't know that since he's raised to believe he was legitimate which makes it tragic for him

[@Commanber]

Oh my god the Horse-Tyrek caught me completely off guard. I'm dying here.

[@boombler4320]

The grind truly never stops

[@aegorbittersteel2154]

Bittersteel would be proud.

[@flowergirl6242]

Another potential line Young Gryff might be descended from is Aerion Brightflame. We know he had kids - both bastards in Lys, and Maegor (who just disappeared from history after Egg was crowned).

[@QuinnTheGM]

What if JonCon is secretly a Blackfyre

[@bigloopsie]

My gods you’ve cracked the case

[@JohnCena-um5uo]

JonCon is secretly heterosexual

[@12354rony]

Now you've gone too far. George, we need the six book!@@JohnCena-um5uo

[@Grey_OSN]

Jon Con is actually short for Jonathan Contractually ObligatedtoseatHotPieon theIronThrone. You heard it here first.

[@Raincognoscente]

Considering Gaymon II, the seed is strong

[@billychops1280]

I wish Feagon was actually Aegon, but there is realistically no way he swapped him out in time, it would mean he knew that Rhaegar would lose at the trident. He is probably A Blackfyre by Sara who I think is the daughter of Daemon Blackfyre (the one that Maëlys ripped his head off)

[@johngaelnox5447]

Varys knew the secret passages within the Red Keep. He COULD exchange him just in time

[@johnpotts8308]

@@johngaelnox5447 I find Varys' "Baby swap" explanation extremely unlikely. So during the sack of Kings Landing, we're expected to believe Varys acquired a baby and swapped him for Rhaella's son (who died either protecting an imposter or didn't notice the change) relying on the fact that Tywin's men would smash the baby's body so no survivor could recognise his corpse as being fake, spirited the real Aegon away and came back to then serve the incoming regime? It's possible, but incredibly unlikely. Whoever Young Griff is, he's not Rhaegar's "missing" son.

[@m1ro]

One thing I haven't seen anyone else mention is that when Varys tells the story of the fAegon baby swap, he gave the father of the baby that died a flagon of ARBOR GOLD in exchange for his son. Arbor gold has been linked to numerous lies in text, and pretty much every time it's mentioned, a character is telling a lie.

[@northerner3340]

Why does everyone assume the swap happened at the last second? Couldn't it be like Gilly's baby and have been switch WAY before, like Vasry's is a long-con type schemer, I think he would have switched them almost immediately after birth and used the switched baby as a body double to keep the real prince safe. Kinda like a baby version of Padme from Star Wars ep 1 where she's disguised as a handmaiden.

[@dtczyk8976]

Also it’s dark that they swapped the boy but not the girl. It’s like, nah fuck you todler you have to die

[@Liberater4589]

I would honestly really love to see some sort of short story spinoff of just the adventures of aegon as young griff and just seeing all the things his little band were up to before aegon was considered ready

[@asavelakuse6865]

Mostly it was training and sailing up and down the Rhoyne

[@williamfrank962]

I think a cool thing George could do for the series is keep young griffs true linage a mystery. Basically keep alluding to him being true or not but emphasize that with someone like griff it doesn’t matter and instead focus on his ability to rule which would follow with Varys philosophy. It would also be good as a foil for dany as if Jon is a good ruler or is loved by the people and seen as the true heir then she can’t be seen as a liberator of Westeros.

[@Jazzinthedark84]

Late here: but just an FYI, stretch marks don't necessarily mean "have been pregnant" (see r/badwomensanatomy), even though they're often used as a lazy trope to denote that someone was once pregnant. You can get stretchmarks regardless of your biological sex. They're common after rapid weight gain or weight loss. You can get them just by growing rapidly eg during puberty, and also not all pregnant women will get stretchmarks either.

[@treylax1855]

I love the commitment in every video of always depicting Tyrek "last seen ahorse." 😂😂😂

[@stevenhayes7910]

I love this channel so much. You’re doing great stuff. I completely lost it with Tyrek being ahorse. 😂😂

[@ladyvimto5546]

This an extraordinary! The hours it must have taken to animate this! Brilliant stuff! ❤

[@fantasyhaven1]

Thank you!

[@The_Malcontented]

Oh my gooooood having Tyrek depicted as a horse; I'm very happy that Fantasy Haven pays attention to the unhinged ASOIAF lore memes

[@MattiavonSigmund]

Varys reveals his plan to Kevan. He tells him that the baby was stolen away and raised right and is coming back. Why would he tell him MOST of the plan but some is a lie? He's telling him this because he is about to die and cannot reveal the plan. Why wouldn't Varys just tell him he faked Aegon? Also: a mummer's dragon could just as well be a dragon under the control of a mummer. Also: Varys would need to have a Blackfyre baby with the appropriate gender and look and age to swap out for Aegon ready to go when this opportunity struck. That's some pretty fortunate luck on Varys' part, don't ya think?

[@michalszerszen7708]

Varys knows better than anyone that there is not a single place in the Red Keep that is 100% secure from anyone listening at any given time. Every other aspect of what he says he would be happy to broadcast to the world at this point. Aegon being a Blackfyre is also all backed up by the variety of evidence presented in this video, in my opinion most notably by the Golden Company breaking contract with Volantis due to "contracts writ in blood", especially as they had laughed at Viserys when he attempted to court them.

[@mwvidz324]

We of course cannot say for sure, but perhaps he was curious to see Kevans reaction to the story. Kevan is smart and capable, witness to the bodies of Rhaenys and Aegon, if Kevan buys the story, or atleast thinks it might be possible, other lords will too. Varys is a performer, the story to Kevan is a teaser. Also if the story is true this works too.

[@billychops1280]

May the gods provide and give us a Blackfyre, as long as he isn’t some random Lyseni

[@BatFlash52]

Jon Con! Rhaegar did not deserve you! Also Faegon being a Blackfyre is like R+L=J, Jojen Paste and Lyanna being the Knight of the Laughing Tree, it’s all but confirmed. Why do People believe Mathis Rowan is a friend in the Reach Again? Tyrek Lannister’s design made me laugh so hard 😂. Another Great video Lord Haven! Can’t wait for the What If… the Blackfyres Won?

[@Gray_ninja]

Aegon is legit.

[@ucnguyenanh9414]

R+L=J is the most Red Herring theory

[@BatFlash52]

@@Darius-_Quinn the GM has a whole Video about why he’s the best, give it a watch, it’s really good

[@paulgroeger33]

​@ucnguyenanh9414 not even a theory since I newer and haven't had time to read books but fact d&d were hired on who Jon's parents were its fact be super petty to change it since last couple season sucked

[@ladyvimto5546]

@@Darius-_ he is really sad! Who doesn’t love a sad boy

[@ethankly12]

Young Griff gets some hate but despite my thinking that he's a secret Blackfyre lying to everyone, he's still the 'realest' contender for the throne. Just a real dude. Raised similarly to Egg was with Dunk.

[@davidlewis5312]

Griffgon is a lie not a liar. He and JonCon are unaware

[@cba2make1up]

All these theories are mindblowing but also killing me. GRRM or SOMEONE needs to finish the damn books.

[@nazotheultimatehedgehog9019]

I do recall that LadyKnitsALot once say that GRRM, at some book festival appearance in 2018, had stated that the union of Calla Blackfyre and Aegor Bittersteel had not produced any children. If Aegon is a Blackfyre form female line, it wasn't for Calla one ... at least before when her first husband had perished after the 4th Blackfyre Rebellion, on the Disputed Lands.

[@marcfrancisteodoro7720]

Calla has another sister, maybe Faegon descended from her.

[@hristol7537]

GRRM could have, you know, lied.

[@clownpendotfart]

@@hristol7537 Why? If you don't trust the author of the story about what's canon in the story, why bother with his writing at all?

[@hristol7537]

@@clownpendotfart I think you can only trust what's written in the story, the author may tease or change his mind or lie to hide a spoiler.

[@clownpendotfart]

@@hristol7537 There have been a lot of SSMs over the decades. Which ones have been lies to conceal spoilers?

[@TAMThomasTAM]

The Seven Gods watching fAegon's sixth Blackfyre Rebellion, knowing that they have blessed the Blackfyres with the divine right to rule, but also want to wait until the seventh Blackfyre Rebellion for them to win because of the symbolism: 👀

[@SennaHawx]

I think Varys made the mistake of making FAegon too honourable and too connected to Westeros. I think Daenerys will expose him as a Blackfyre, but marry him nonetheless, because black or red... the House of the Dragon remains the House of the Dragon. Ergo...one of the lies she will slay is the one of the fake division between the Blackfyres and the Targaryens. Basically putting the blame on people like Varys, Tywin, the entire house Peake, the Hightowers/Oldtown/the Citadel for always trying to cause a civil war amongst the ruling family.

[@mouse3872]

The unfortunate problem with this is that 1. That would work too well Dany shows up and doesn't have to do anything other than marry the guy who already won the Throne. 2. George has stated that there is going to be a Dance of Dragons 2.0 meaning Dany is going to face off against either Jon (who is far North and has no current interest in the Iron Throne) or Faegon who will likely already be sitting on the Throne when she arrives.

[@ladyvimto5546]

@@mouse3872the second dance will be between Euron and Dany and company.

[@alfieingrouille1528]

Love the vids keep up the good work you absolute mad lad 👍

[@Shai_Sakaju]

Yeaaaaahhh! Another Fantasy heaven video!

[@TheForbiddenChode]

Tyrion: Y’all should ignore Daenerys and just conquer King’s Landing. Young Griff: Aight Tyrion: Idiots

[@manomancan]

Love your videos man! Thank you.

[@mementomori771]

4:03 wouldnt it be more accurate to say Tyrion convinced young griff

[@thor30013]

On the one hand, I find the idea of Young Griff being a Blackfyre very intriguing, and it does fit nicely with him being supported by the Golden Company. But on the other hand, there's the prophecy Daenerys received about the dangers she'd face, including the "mummer's dragon." I kinda like the idea of that as a double-entendre, that Young Griff isn't just Varys's "dragon," but that he's also a _false_ dragon. So maybe the Targaryen loyalists like Connington think he's Rhaegar's son, while the Blackfyre loyalists think he's actually a Blackfyre, but really, he's just some kid who happens to have the look of a Valyerian.

[@fantasyhaven1]

Mixing all the theories together, I like it

[@anthroposmetron4475]

I think 'Mummer's dragon' and all the cloth dragon imagery is just underlining that Aegon is a puppet of Varys - who started his life as a mummer, and in the books is repeatedly demonstrated to be an actor par excellence. He's not Rhaegar's son of course, I'm pretty sure about that, but him being a mummer's deception as a legitimate Targaryen doesn't mean he doesn't have some royal blood.

[@OverkillNu]

Seeing Tyrek Lannister “A horse” caught me off guard

[@someguy6672]

love this video probably the best video you've made.

[@mnessenche]

Things you never want Varys to say to you: „hello, my old friend“ 😰😨

[@RmsOceanic]

Two pieces of cut/alternate drafts of Dance further support the Blackfyre angle, though keep in mind they can be overruled by later material as they aren't in the books: - Tyrion overhears a conversation Illyrio has about a "gift" he has for a "boy", and definitely hears the word "sword". One possibility for this sword is the eponymous Blackfyre, possession of which is one of the major claims to Targaryen legitimacy, last seen in possession of Blackfyre loyalist Bittersteel. - A history lesson where Tyrion observes Young Griff being taught about the Ninepenny Kings and Maelys the Monstrous, and Young Griff pushing back on some of Haldon's assertions about the Blackfyres. This would suggest he knows his true ancestry and takes pride in it, though with its exclusion it leaves open the possibility he truly believes he's a Targaryen.

[@kingddg218]

Young Griff should have been in the show

[@LordKalte]

Varys being Blackfyre could also explain the castration, someone not wanting him to have children to continue the line but not wanting to murder an innocent child

[@michaelb299]

I really like this theory, but I have two arguments which I’m not finding answers to right now and which kind of counter it. If Aegon really is a Blackfyre. We know Varys and Illyrio first helped Daenerys with 3 dragon eggs and a marriage to the khal. Illiryo says in ADWD he did not expect Daenerys would survive long in the khals army, so in this case why offerin dragon eggs to her and not to Aegon, if he was their real legitimate candidate ? Even if she survived and gained the full power of the Dothraki khalasar to reclaim Westeros, she would still be married to Drogo and thus unable, until they learn of his death, to marry Aegon Blackfyre. So they would have to compete for the throne instead of marry for an alliance. Before they learn of Drogos death, they would have no motive and no way to know this potential alliance between the two candidates could work. True, they had to hide him so Vyseris would not kill him, as he was likely to do given his angry character. We can also admit they supposed his death would be inevitable given his character, if we admit they manipulated him into following the khalasar, so the Viserys / Aegon rivalry is not really an argument here. But i fail to see why not offering Aegon a dragon egg if he was their ideal candidate (especially since they had 3), and i fail to see how imagining with anticipation an alliance between the two before they know of Drogos death. The only outcome that I can imagine is that Aegon could be a true Blackfyre (or not, but still could appear difficult to disprove) but would be a backup option, when they see she lost the khalasar and is struggling in Meereen instead of returning with the ships they sent to Qarth. Another argument I can find is, when they sent her the ships, why not mentioning her they had the Golden Company to offer her ? After all, as Illyrio says, a dragon is a dragon, whether black or red, and she could also offer them return from exile. Why waiting for her to be stuck in Meereen to reveal that, through Aegon… unless it’s not a theory weakness but a late ark developed by Martin on the way, as he is known to let his writing develop organically when he has new ideas (potentially to solve the mereenese knot ?)

[@Rebel_Lord_Taron]

I think he is a Blackfyre from the female line.... However that could be exactly what George RR Martin wants us to think....he could be lyanna and Rhaegars kid for all we know

[@baronbrummbar8691]

i really thing he is R+L and john is a Dayne - but he might be a bittersteel-blackfyre

[@Rebel_Lord_Taron]

@@baronbrummbar8691 you could be right

[@georgeblavo9755]

All these theories just serve to scare GRRM at how daunting the task at hand is 🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧

[@jonerikson5925]

Remember that Tyrek is a horse and will just trample all his foes...wait what?

[@connorbrooks7501]

Great video!

[@jacobgillispie1175]

What if Aegon Targaryen really is who he says he is but the other Aegon after the mountain kills young Aegon and his sister their bodies are displayed to King Robert by Tywin as an act of fealty disgusted by this Ned and howland Reed went south to the Tower of Joy. After the Tower of Joy he went south to dorne to return the sword of house Dayne with babe in hand. That's where Ned and Ashara did a baby swap. He took Jon North and she faked her death to keep Aegon Safe.

[@threenations566]

Leading theory between me and my friend is Vary’s is a Blackfire child or bastard from the golden company and after the war of nine penny kings the other members sold the bastard black fyre child and the daughters into slavery Varys was tracked down because “there’s power in kings blood” and the slave in the pillow house was Varys half sister or cousin It’s all a revenge plot at the end of the day in our opinion

[@sankarkrishnan407]

They want to fulfill the ambition of Bitter steel and Daemon Blackfyre. But they don't knew that Bloodraven was waiting for them as three eyed raven to destroy their plans. He see everything and everyone.

[@MiguelRodriguez-ef5wd]

I hope Young Griff will be the son of Rahegar and Lyanna, raised by Connington, his father´s friend, Haldon Halfmaestre, Winterfell´s maestre before Catelyn brought Luwin from Riverrum, and Septa Lemore(Ashara Dayne) who traded her own son Jon Snowto save Lyanna´s son due to his Targaryen features. It doesn´t mean he´s not a Blackfyre because Rahegar was married to Elia when he was conceived.

[@fakeskyler2305]

I actually reckon he is who they say he is. Either that or he simply is . . . Nobody.

[@laurelsilberman5705]

Calling Lemore “soiled” is a bit unfair; I don’t think you have to be a maiden otherwise there would be like, no Septas. The Sept is commonly where women are sent after having children out of wedlock or being unable to find a marriage match; it’s obviously not a disqualifier for the role or she wouldn’t have become one? Like you don’t have to be a virgin to become a nun. And the Septonship is GRRM’s version of the Papacy. Popeship? Whatever the word for Catholicism and the pope is. We see that part through Tyrion’s eyes and he’s paranoid and trying to figure out who these people really are, so it’s extra focused on that she’s had a child and isn’t ashamed of her body. She may not even be a real Septa, like a sanctioned one who trained at the Sept; she could be an Essosi who studied the faith specifically to teach it to Faegon since he’s planning on taking over a continent that predominantly worships the seven. I think there are a lot of conspiracies surrounding her specifically because we’re really introduced to her while Tyrion himself is in full-on conspiracy and subterfuge mode trying to work out who his captors are. I don’t think she’s who a lot of people think she is. I think she’s just a Septa who had a kid.

[@mollofamerika]

omfg that horse tyrek

[@marcofantesini5058]

Maybe Varys is serving the same group that ended Valyria trying to finish the job now that dragons and magic are back.

[@JLchevz]

Amazing video

[@aaronabarca4919]

I REALLY CAN'T IMAGINE ILYRIO AS A BRAAVO

[@anthroposmetron4475]

I think Illyrio packed Daenerys and Viserys off to Khal Drogo in the expectation that they'd be killed - to get them out of the way. I think he admits as much to Tyrion in the books. In the books its repeatedly pointed out that the notion of the Dothraki aiding in a reconquest of Westeros is inherently ridiculous, so it's kind of amusing to me that so many people in the fan community take that whole thing at face value.

[@fantasyhaven1]

That feels so silly to me though - why go through the insane trouble to forge an alliance with the Dothrakin and marry Dany off just as a convoluted means of 'getting them out the way"? If Illyrio wanted them gone, he could've just killed them. They were living in his manse. I honestly think it's a retcon from George

[@anthroposmetron4475]

@@fantasyhaven1 I went away and had a look at the Arya scene in book one, with Varys and Illyrio talking. (Varys and Illyrio working together is at least not a retcon) Illyrio pleads for more time for things to come to fruition in King's Landing, because apparently Khal Drogo won't move until a son is born. Which makes it sound like they were hoping for Drogo to follow through on things in terms of invading Westeros. Or do _something_ at least. This is crazy though - and it is pointed out as being crazy within book one. Ned states that the Dothraki have no navy and are terrified of water. The notion of Drogo being able to move within months on King's Landing, as Illyrio is touting to Varys, is ludicrous, and it's set up as ludicrous within book one. So yeah, the whole Dothraki alliance thing doesn't make any sense at all however you interpret it. My only thought is that maybe Varys and Illyrio were using Drogo to conquer somewhere in Essos for whatever reason, which is much more reasonable than any attack on Westeros. That really isn't implied by what Illyrio says to Varys though - more the opposite.

[@parascopicvision]

As to why there’s confusion about Varys and Illyrio’s plan to install Viserys on the throne…I agree that the Young Griff plot line has changed since the first book, but if anything its changes hold up. They wanted to weaken Westeros with war, a tide of Dothraki and Essosi invaders with Viserys, so that when FAegon rocks up: he’s the ideal king and a better alternative. Before that, why did Varys weaken Westeros by turning Aerys against Rhaegar? He’s looking to install the then-infant Young Griff on the throne when he’s older, and he’s laying the groundwork for it. If his plans began to form around the time of say, the Defiance of Duskendale, Rhaegar succeeding in deposing Aerys does not aid Varys and Illyrio in any way. A righteous, moral, kind-spirited king has no reason to be overthrown. If FAegon is to be installed (or any Blackfyre, if that is Varys’s true allegiance and FAegon wasn’t born or conceived yet) then Varys must prevent Rhaegar succeeding Aerys at all costs. Even if that means a Baratheon takes the throne, it’s worth it and even increases FAegon’s chances of being well-received (as Robert, or his heirs, could “easily” be accused of being usurpers and pretenders once FAegon is around and known to Westeros). Varys planned to: run Aerys’s reign into the ground, invalidate Rhaegar, aid the opposition (Robert) and achieve a position of power in their new regime, then in turn drag down this new dynasty, then aid another Targaryen claimant who will pave a path of destruction to the Iron Throne, and finally as Targaryens are once again accepted in Westeros…run Viserys’s reign into the ground, (the Dothraki and his personality are beneficial here) so that Varys can introduce a miraculous, savior-like claimant with all the attributes of a proper king to Westeros and the Blackfyres will be unchallenged. At that point, I believe Varys desires and expects for the true Targaryens to be extinct. Daenerys would have been married to Drogo, and dead in the long term (according to Varys’s plans) and Viserys would die during FAegon’s invasion, and Varys knows the real Aegon and Rhaenys (children of Rhaegar) are long dead. Of course, Jon Snow’s birth and Daenerys hatching the dragons were completely unforeseen by Varys (and the former event is still unknown to him). This is what I’ve gathered, it’s not confirmed but those are the dots I’ve connected. Narratively, I’m sure the “plan” has changed multiple times, and I think Martin alludes to that in the text (‘the fat man’s plans are always changing’).

[@clownpendotfart]

If Young Griff isn't older than Aegon (and, if anything, Tyrion thought he was younger), then he wouldn't have been born when Varys went over to serve Aerys. Varys didn't have a replacement back then. Aegon was born after the tourney of Harrenhal. Varys was serving the king who hired him by accurately informing him of what people were up to. He was not trying to "weaken Westeros" when he argued against opening the gates to Tywin, he was doing his job more honestly than he would later under Robert.

[@MT-iw6sl]

I feel like Varys was turning Aerys against Rhaegar just because he was easy to manipulate and retain his power. Aerys invited Varys to court BECAUSE he felt he couldn’t trust Rhaegar, why would Varys try to reconcile them or make the King see reason? He wouldn’t believe him. He’s already losing his mind, might as well make the most of it and retain his influence on the throne. If Rhaegar took over, not a chance in Hell would Varys be staying at court. I personally believe (F)Aegon is a Blackfyre from his mother and Illyrio’s son, and it’s only when Illyrio’s wife dies, she makes a dying plea to put (F)Aegon on the throne and Varys switches up his plan from “maintain status quo” to “cause chaos in realm and install (F)Aegon.” I mean Varys under Aerys was no more disloyal and self-interested than the rest of the Small Council, it’s only under Robert he truly does actively harmful things for the Realm’s stability.

[@clownpendotfart]

@@MT-iw6sl You believe Varys is Illyrio's son? How old is Illyrio? Not only was Varys not "no more disloyal and self-interested", per Pycelle he was more loyal/competent in advising Aerys not to open KL's gates to Tywin. And of course, if he'd scheming to help Rhaegar overthrow Aerys, that would have made him less loyal to the king he was working for.

[@MT-iw6sl]

@@clownpendotfart The exact ages are never stated, but Illyrio should be in his late 40’s or early 50’s, and Young Griff around 18-20, perfectly reasonable age gap. I believe Young Griff is Illyrio and Serra’s son (or, at the least, Serra’s son) since Illyrio was by no means a “young man” when he became truly powerful, so they would’ve been married when Illyrio was in his late 20’s or early-mid 30’s. Again, perfectly reasonable age gaps. And yes, my point from before is Varys being “disloyal” during Aerys wasn’t really true. He whispered in his ear to keep his influence over Aerys and “turned” him against Rhaegar because Rhaegar would’ve wanted Varys gone. Rhaegar DID want his father gone, but Varys made it much harder to isolate and remove him. I 100% believe it was Varys who told Aerys to go to the Tourney at Harrenhal and thwart any plan, alleged or real, by Rhaegar to gather the lords and overthrow Aerys. During the war, he was loyal to Aerys and had no intention of opening Kings Landing to Robert or Tywin. Pycelle was the exception on the counsel, massively favoring the Lannisters and lying to Aerys while Varys knew there was nothing he could do and got tf outta danger. He was distant enough to not be severely punished by the Usurper and retained influence, tho diminished, at court. Now Illyrio’s son (or just Serra’s) is grown, groomed to be something grand, and Varys is a powerful whisperer at court. If Serra was a Blackfyre or descendent Blackfyre,(Serra IS a name seen among Targaryens), that gives Illyrio all the more reason to give his (or Serra’s) son the world. George said it himself, he LOVES writing about the human heart in conflict with itself. Giving Illyrio and Varys a vague reason of “restoring the rightful monarch to Westeros” isn’t convincing, but having Varys and Illyrio work tirelessly to enthrone Young Griff and honor Serra’s memory? That is a valid reason why Illyrio, a cheese merchant from Essos, would want anything to do with Westeros.

[@clownpendotfart]

@@MT-iw6sl I misread your earlier comment as saying Varys rather than Young Griff was Illyrio's son. Aerys was against Rhaegar even before Varys came over. He thought Tywin was plotting to crown Rhaegar at Duskendale, and sent Steffon Baratheon to find Rhaegar a bride in Essos without any familial powerbase in Essos. It was only after Steffon died (and Aerys thought Tywin somehow caused the storm that sank his ship) that he recruited Varys. How does having a personal/familial stake in Young Griff becoming king constitute "the human heart in conflict with itself"? How are they conflicted?

[@liamdenise246]

I wonder if Vary's plan was to ensure the most dangerous houses to a restored targaryen rule were each ruled by puppets, one kidnapped member of each while all the others either died or bent the knee realising they had the missing member. Tyrek is rather odd, because he at first is far away from rule, but now with Kevan, Tywin, Stafford, Willem, and other lannisters dead, Tyrion in exile essentially, Jaime a kingsguard , he's pretty close to being the new lord. If Edric is captured or Gendry is, he can be legitimised as the new lord of storms end since Robert was the previous lord of storms end before being king, and Renly has no heirs while Stannis is believed to be dead or likely to perish in the north and Shireen is young and a girl with greyscale. Sansa I wonder if Varys intended to capture her and spirit her away as with all her brothers dead or believed dead and her sister also believed dead, she would be in the heir to the north and by default the riverlands should Edmure die, and it looks good if the targaryen king is the one who spirited her away from the evil lannisters and returns her home, giving the north back to the starks. I feel like Varys has realised that the reason the targaryens fell was due to alienated allies, too many snubs, and not enough communication or bonds existing between the throne and the lord paramounts, so by having the new lords paramounts around and making them grateful, they will not rebel so easily.

[@ethanm2044]

Is it a complete coincidence that the Blackfyre sigil is a black dragon on a red field and Daemon died on a red field?

[@erlkoenig505]

I've been in love with the Blackfyre theory since ASX's video from 2016, but some things still keep confusing me: - Aerys made Varys his spy master in 278, years before the sack of King's Landing and before the birth (and death) of Aegon. Being able to disguise fAegon/Young Griff as Aegon requires them to be of the same age, so Varys came to King's landing several years before his supposed nephew was born. Hence, putting Young Griff on the Iron Throne can't have been his initial goal. Maybe they wanted to put Serra there instead? If she's Varys's sister, Illyrio would have known her probably gor as long as Varys. - Varys and Illyrio can only disguise Young Griff as Aegin because there was an Aegon in the first place that was killed but mutilated to an extent that prevents identification. What would Varys and Illyrio have done if there hadn't been a true Aegon on the first place or if the circumstances of his death would have been clearer?

[@ginjamutha]

Tyrek Lannister is ahorse 😊 that just made my day 😂😂😂

[@aaroncohen2700]

More than what the plan is I really want to see how it all comes crashing down. I can just imagine Young Griff getting killed by something so anticlimactic/undramatic. Because for as, supposedly, good Vary’s intentions are it can’t be denied that he has perpetrated and facilitated an immense amount of evil. Just the use of hundreds if not thousands of maimed children as spies and assassins is bad enough. And all to put one kid on the throne. He could be the best king Westeros had ever seen and it still wouldn’t justify all that Varys did to get him there, and it wouldn’t guarantee that even his son would be good for the realm. For as much as a dark fantasy writer GRRM is he certainly knows how to punish the evil/cruelty of his characters, especially ones that seem to get away with it at first. Khal Drogo, Tywin, Vargo, the Mountain, Amory Lorch, Janos Slynt. All of them died in pretty terrible if not embarrassing ways. No reason to suspect Varys won’t experience the same.

[@GhostOfMrPickles]

i'm torn between purchased peasant and blackfyre. both are equally possible imo-it doesn't seem likely that the aegon from Rhaegar and Elia survived.

[@DarkApostleNoek]

I am thinking he might be a Blackfyre as his story shows similarities to Henry the seventh Tudor. He wasn't in line for the throne since his parents weren't married playing into the Blackfyre's being founded by a bastard, his biggest/only real reasoning was his mother's family which would be the same if the theory here holds true, but what really got Henry it was by Right of Conquest which is what is Griff's plan here. GoT or at least the War for the Throne is inspired by the War of the Roses which ended when Henry won and married the daughter of opposing house, creating the House of Tudor.

[@Dell-ol6hb]

I don’t think we’ll ever know for sure whether he’s truly Aegon VI or a Blackfyre, I think the point is that it doesn’t really matter, regardless the people will accept him as the legitimate heir to the Iron Throne

[@bjam27]

Can the real Blackfire please stand up ? Please stand up, please stand up...

[@NormanOfTorn]

What we should really be asking is if Tyrek is a Blackfyre

[@AlfieVsLion]

“Your a Targaryen ‘Arry…”

[@FlavioDeLestival]

The fact that "Aegon convinced them to ignore Daenerys" really needs to be explained in some way. Because it doesn't make sence, even if he is a Blackfyre, to not get that undefetable alliance.

[@clownpendotfart]

They were trying to reach Dany in Meereen but couldn't because of the blockade. Gorys Edoryen suggested taking a contract against Dany to get passage, then once they'd arrived turning cloak to fight for her, but the LC (the least supportive of Young Griff's plan) said one broken contract was plenty. Griff's suggestion is to let Dany come to him instead of trying to get to her.

[@FlavioDeLestival]

@@clownpendotfart What a precise answer. Thanks !

[@marcofantesini5058]

Dany is in big troubles in the books, her conquest of the 3 cities failed, the fleet of Volantis and the Iron Fleet are coming for her and she disappeared in the grass sea with Drogon

[@FlavioDeLestival]

@@marcofantesini5058 Saying it oike that thoses makes more sence, even tho they could help win their war for her, and then she will be kinda forced to marry Aegon, which will make him win dragons for a few years, win win.

[@brandanpalmer]

In my opinion, Griff is almost certainly a blackfyre on his mother’s side, and Ilyiro is probably his bio father. Varys is most likely a Targaryen bastard or a blackfyre as well, since the sorcerer who neutered him wanted Varys for his blood. Varys also has a shaved head. That, or Varys has another reason to want the targaryens all dead. They planned to setting up their own game of thrones. Daenerys as the villain, and “Aegon” as the noble victor. The dragons actually hatching was almost certainly not a part of the plan, though.

[@drewanderson2768]

This is one of the plot lines I’m most interested in. BRB going to be depressed since George will never finish.

[@arthropod-doctor]

While we're on the topic of heirs, I still can't believe GRRM let the game devs create Jeyne Greystone. For those of you who don't know, she's the bastard daughter of the Mad King. Around the time of AGOT, she becomes pregnant with Robert Baratheon's bastard child. That means her son would have King Robert as a father, and King Aerys as a grandfather. A pretty insane claim to the throne.

[@alanmike6883]

Bit late to the party but my data doesn't renew until tomorrow so using work WiFi for this 😊

[@christopherjustice6411]

“I just wish that Griff was dead. Put a greataxe to his head.” -Daenerys Targaryen.

[@Prof_Dr_col]

Aegon is Alpharius.

[@bradwolf07]

The two theories I like are 1) Faegon is a Blackfyre and 2) Faegon is the true child of Rhaegar Targ with Lyanna Stark (Jon being the child of Ashara and one of the Starks) and a swap was made

[@aegorbittersteel2154]

Illyrio Mopatis and Young not a Blackfyre Griff the wholesome father son duo. I wonder if one or both die will the get one last moment together. Not to mention how impressive Illyrio and Varys story is. But he should win with The Sword of Kings in his hand🗡

[@katiyannastivers921]

Isnt young griff also hinted to being younger than dany? Which would mean he cant be aegon as dany was born after him shes about the same age as jon Im pretty sure

[@4ndr38r1x1]

why didn't the blackfyres piggyback on the war of the userper if there was a Blackfyre rolling about un Essos backed by sellswords?

[@AJHyoton]

I actually think Griff is a Stark, real name as yet unknown, but it is not Aegon. I give credence to a theory that he was born in Winterfell, which is where Rhaegar and Lyanna were shacking up, Rhaegar having taken a second wife with Elia's consent, because she could not have any more children and, "There must be one more. The dragon has three heads." Rhaegar and Lyanna married in front of a weirwood in the custom of the Old Gods, and when Eddard found out, he sent Benjen to the Wall. The theory also purports that Jon Snow is the son of Ashara Dayne and Ned Stark, that Ashara nursed Jon in the Wolf's Den as Ned went and called the banners to march south, and that Hoster Tully held back his bannermen from the fight until Ned took Catelyn to wife, declaring that his marriage before the Old Gods was not valid and that he could marry Catelyn before the Seven, and that would be the valid marriage. In need of the River lords and their forces, Ned had no choice but to wed Catelyn in place of his brother Brandon so he could go rescue Robert, who was under siege at the Stoney Sept by Jon Connington. Lastly, Septa Lemoore, whom Tyrion noted had stretch marks, is actually Ashara, therefore Griff's aunt. Ned separated her from her son with a switcheroo and Jon Snow does the same with the children of Gilly and Mance. There is circumstantial evidence to back all this up, if you look closely, especially in the first book, where one of Ned's POV chapters has him state, in reference to Catelyn, "I dishonored her in the sight of Gods and men." He was referring to their wedding. This would make their five children bastard Snows. But what about the Tower of Joy? What about it? It was a fever dream Ned had when he was in the black cells.I really think it is more E+A=J while R+L=YG

[@033MMAFiend]

Bruv… your videos👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@chuckn4851]

Too bad we'll never get to find out!

[@alexanderkazantzis8019]

You know what would be wild, if Jon (post revival) sided with Aegon because he’s already lost 1 brother (Robb) and doesn’t want to lose another. Edit. Another reason is that he kinda needs a strong capable leader to help him bring the 7 kingdoms together to battle against the long night!

[@lxfj2128]

I think hes a targeryen but ut doesn't matter since winds wont be out for a lomg time

[@PheseantNetsuke]

by the way iirc jon snow isn't even confirmed in the books to be a targaryen, if he does where does he fit into all of this ?

[@hmmuhhh5715]

Is it young grief as in John conningtons trauma over loosing his reahgar so young and this boy is now living ghost of grief, that people like varis use to hurt John idk

[@Cappellano]

The issue I have with the peasant boy and Blackfyre theories is that they depend on too many convenient coincidences to make them work. The books have already shown how suspicious various characters are. Only time will reveal who Young Griff really is.

[@Colincamera363]

If this is a black fire rebellion, then I don’t understand how they’re gonna take the throne and not worry about Daenerys coming with her dragons i’m taking her rightful throne from her usurper Blackfire cousins

[@Nosyboy_huh]

well... they could just keep lying say hes a Targ then when she pulls up he marrys her. boom both of them get the throne and he gets a dragon

[@Ahrimanh86]

Any update on Melys the Merchandise? 😅

[@DiversDesign]

Whoever he is, I don't think anyone sees his role to be long-lived. The bigger conundrum is why was he even introduced, so late in the story. It seemed to be just one of those George things, of being unable to stop inflating the cast and writing more characters plots and sub-sub plots of plots in the fifth book of the seven book series. I don't think Daenerys will actually try to rule the seven kingdoms, (because she is currently learning it's all bullshit) so I don't expect a direct competition with Faegon about it, but even so I don't see how he could become an important character and stay around for much longer.

[@clownpendotfart]

Best guess is that Dany's invasion was supposed to be ADWD per the pitch letter, but she wasn't ready yet so he's going to fulfill that plot instead.

[@anthroposmetron4475]

In the House of the Undying in book two, some of the visions Daenerys has foreshadows Young Griff, like the cloth dragon. So GRRM was probably already intending to introduce him then. I think George always intended to introduce him. What I think changed was that at the time of the first couple of books, Young Griff was intended to be a descendant of Aerion Brightflame. The Blackfyres are clearly something George thought of later down the track.

[@leomesser415]

The ASOIAF thumbnail god 😂

[@hadasg11]

you keep drawing Tyrk like a hourse? An ant eater? what am I looking at?? :P

[@floraposteschild4184]

In this world, it's nonsense to talk about who is the rightful ruler while Dany still has dragons and a sound head on her shoulders. If that remains the case, for the good of the people (remember them?) she and Aegon/Faegon/whomever should get married. Assuming he is stable and competent, he could handle domestic affairs, with the help of Varys and his relative (?) and ally Jon, King of the North. Dany and her dragons can handle defence and foreign affairs, which she seem to like. Jon and Dany could hang around from time to time, and he could sire her children, if she's capable of having them. It's all in the family. Peace is what Westeros needs, and a stable arrangement like thiis could give it to them.