Tyrion the Brave releases the Dragons | Game of Thrones

There is a theory which says that Tyrion was a Targaryen. Tywin was Hand of King of Aerys II Targaryen, otherwise known as The Mad King. There are a couple of confirmed points regarding Aerys’ relationship with Tywin’s wife, Joanna. Barristan Selmy tells Daenerys that the King was said to be infatuated with her. Tywin says Tyrion isn't his son, multiple times.

The fact that Tyrion was able to talk down both dragons, Rhaegal and Viserion, from turning him into a pile of ash, could be the very proof that we've been looking for that this Lannister actually has Targaryen blood running through his veins. The way he spoke to the dragons was so calming, almost like a lullaby or as if he were telling them a bedtime story. He told the dragons that he asked for one of them as a pet on the day of his name day and cried himself to sleep when he was told that they no longer existed.

Creators: David Benioff, D.B. Weiss

Stars: Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington, Sophie Turner

Original network: HBO

Distributor: Warner Bros. Television Distribution

Peter Dinklage - An American film, television and stage actor. He received international recognition for portraying Tyrion Lannister on the HBO television series Game of Thrones, for which he won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series a record of four times.

[matts]

The line "It could be little...like me" hurts. He was a child that just wanted a friend.

[Erissa]

I love how as soon as he removed the collar from the one, the other was right there like it was saying "ok help, mine next".

[endangeredspecies]

It’s cool how Tyrion is the first guy to talk to the dragons as intellectual beings. Everyone treats them as items or beast of burdens, including Targaryen’s.

[robertvehorn]

His acting is on another level. He wasn't telling the story to calm the dragons, he was telling the story to calm himself . Lowering his own stress and anxiety so the dragons would not see him as a threat bc they could sense that in him.

[jonpowell]

He must've felt his inner child singing with joy when he said "but here you are. " as he gently touched the dragon's scales

[Lycan]

"I'm here to help.. Don't eat the help"

[DoggosAndJiuJitsu]

Peter Dinklage is an incredible actor. He carried the show in so many ways.

[charlescarmichael]

One of the better lines in the series…

“ the next time I have an idea like that, punch me in the!” 😂😂😂

[agnellinaonairda]

"DON'T EAT THE HELP"...is the best ever phrase Tyrion ever said very funny

[kimberlyakin]

I Love the Turn around. the second dragon was saying " Thank you Now Me.!"

[thgindim]

The laughing emoji when he said "Don't eat the help."😂

[FerretJohn]

He may be a "Half-Man" but he has more courage than I would ever have.

[narutohuntmendemon]

"I'm here to help don't eat the help"
That made me laugh

[lillkarin]

The fact is that Tyrion is not speaking high Valyrian and the dragons still understand him, show us how intelligent the dragons are.

[breannevenn]

Love this scene. How he gently touches him before unlatching his chains. You could feel the awe and respect from Tyrion towards these magical miracles ❤

[pschroeter]

I love this scene, I love the Dragons, I love Tyrion's story. I just never bought the idea that the pin that held the collars onto the dragons necks were so easy to pull out.

[ekmickley]

Tyrion was such a great character in the books; his presence amplifies just how innocence and righteousness are so underestimated, but yet so vulnerable to emotions. All of the characters were enthralling...

[jeffcordova]

“I’m here to help… DON’T Eat the help” love Peters emphasis on the Dont

[samuelfawell]

I love how they change the moment they realise he’s there to help.

[mrbleak]

He wasn’t a threat, they could smell it. He was there to help and they knew it.