Prophecies of Daenerys in House of the Dragon - ASOIAF Theory

The Quinn is an enduring mystery, is he not?

Hello everyone! Today I thought I'd discuss some of Helaena's drawings and how I believe they connect to #asongoficeandfire.

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00:00 Dragon Dreams
00:56 Walls of the Queen
02:08 Visions of Daenerys
03:31 Eye of Sauron?
04:30 The Death of Kings
05:38 Boar on the Floor
06:38 King of the Rats
07:35 Sacrificial Baby
08:27 Mockingbird
09:31 Other Fragments
10:22 Visions to Come
10:53 Conclusions

[unwinpeake]

(SPOILERS)That fragmented texts fully reads: "Goose kills its reflection and dies." Most likely a Cargyllbowl reference, considering the sigil of House Cargyll is a goose.

[mylittlethoughttree]

Well this is a nice change from the David & Dan strategy of "we thought these random symbols looked cool"

[cdgodin]

My main thought about the eye is Bloodraven - his all-seeing eye, seeing everything through the Weirwood Net.

[Mink-yunu]

Maybe the huge eye might be referencing The God's Eye?

[whitewolfofthewhills]

There's clearly two decapitated wolf heads in the drawing. Ned and Robb.

[emantge]

I think the crowned rat could also reference the Rat King that is mentioned a few times in the books

[not_ian]

"He'll have to close an eye"
"There's a beast beneath the boards"
"I'm scared of the rats"

Maybe now they'll listen to Helaena.

[nebuloushammer]

In this context, I think the baby represents Robert's bastards being killed. All the drawings on that page seem really focused on the war of five kings.

[lije_fire]

Quinn wake up, new cryptic GRRM clue dropped!!

[justfreakingdye]

Queen Halaena isn't a Dreamer. She's the only person in Westeros with an HBO Max subscription and puts on Game of Thrones before she goes to bed

[masterstyx]

Could the eye potentially be Euron? like a big red eye definetly seems like it could represent his "Blood Eye" as for the writing, could potentially be Roose, he did kill Robb, though if it is then thats probably one of the clearest dragon dreams ever where she gets a straight up name drop lol

[maggyfrog]

i like that the show is so aware of the fact that the fandom will pore over everything 😸

[devantaraazof]

On the final drawing you could see below the mockingbird, a dragon on what I think could be a wave of the sea with a writing "Queen" in the middle of it. I think this is an interpertation of Daenerys crossing the narrow sea

[samuelhiatt]

I personally when seeing the Raven immediately thought of Euron "Crow's-Eye" and his upcoming attack on the Hightower seat of Oldtown. Unfortunately, if this is the case, it seems our boy Samwell Tarly is likely the dead crow pictured.

[lije_fire]

I’m excited to see what Helaena will do in the season, I think she’ll be much more active, and I do think Maelor will be born

[ashleyofnaath]

A few quick thoughts...as it pertains to the burning girl and the rising dragon, might that be a depiction of Shireen being sacrificed to revive Jon Snow? Given that we think he's Azor Ahai, his resurrection would be something important enough that Haelaena might dream of it. And Jon being depicted as a green dragon makes sense because Dany named Rhaegal, her green dragon, after Rhaegar, Jon's father. Makes sense to me lol. Also, instead of "noose kills", could that say "Roose kills" and be a reference to Roose Bolton somehow? His treachery, some of which is depicted on this picture, shifted the course of Westerosi history so it to might be worthy of Haelaena's dreams. Great video.

[TheStoneTargaryen]

God I just love to finally see this series getting the care and attention to detail it deserves ❤

[RoisterDoister]

My personal theory is thay EVERY Targaryen dragon dream was about Dany and through their hubris they thought it was about themselves or in Viserys' case he thought it was Rheanyra

[AntrozLPs]

The crowned rat could either mean that Cheese takes the head (the "crown") of Jaehaerys, or that the rat is acting on orders by prince Daemon.

[carlrood]

Remember in the books, Littlefinger didn't hire the assassin, at least so far as anyone who's thought about thinks. Both Jaime and Tyrion have concluded it's Joffrey. Littlefinger did lie about its ownership, however, which did start the war.