FIRE & BLOOD Chapter 4: The Sons of the Dragon (Audiobook)

Sit back and relax as I read to you the third Chapter of George RR Martin's book, Fire & Blood, which takes place 300 years before the events of Game of Thrones and chronicles the history of House Targaryen. This is titled "The Sons of the Dragon" and is primarily about King Aenys, King Maegor, and the beginning of King Jaeherys I.

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[NomadFyre]

The only decent narration of this story on youtube!

[DEATHMAYHEM]

After this chapter it feels like history just keeps repeating itself

[Mustapha_Dodo]

“The iron throne goes to the man who has the strength to seize it”
Maegor the cruel 🔥

[justtrolling]

I love this chapter the most. Sure Maegor is regarded as "the cruel." But Maegor fought for everything the Targaryens, no, the Valerians were about, being above everyone else. This chapter also shows how the Faith, the Hightowers and Meisters started to intervene in Targaryen affairs such as marriage, inheritance, and politics. Maegor and Damon Targaryen are parallel characters, married to barren women and seen as evil for being strong serious individuals who were unwavering in their decisions who rode dragons as fierce as their personalities. Both men were loyal to their brothers and only took command when necessary to preserve their families.

[JaiDSM]

Just finished this tonight. Won’t say anything because the comments but wow what an amazing chapter. Love this book it’s more entertaining then shows for me right now!!

[billystanek]

Love listening to the audio book in my ear pod while walking, doing laundry, working etc. Awesome

[markhenzel]

Wow, really enjoy listen to this. Cant belive people thought Maegor is necessary evil, he's cruel.

[MacabreCrowLady]

Since Maegor had no children it could be the problem was him, and she lied about poisoning the others since hed kill her anyways
The neat thing about a history book

[olgierdvoneverec]

I have an idea for new "what if" video. It's about Robert's most stupid idea: not to chose Stannis as a Hand. What if Stannis (who knew the truth about Cersei children) was a Hand of the King? It's really interesting because Robert could be alive in this scenario.

[TheSolarElite]

These comments are so cursed lol. How can people listen to the Maegor section of the book, which 90% of is just a list of the cruel psycho atrocities he committed, and then turn around be like “Damn this dude is so cool and based!”.

[Galahadka]

Maegor was a tyrant and violent king thats a fact, the discussions in the comments stems from the fact that, event tough he's bad, the way of resolving the conflict with the fatih by fire and blood was probably the best solution to the targaryen dynasty, it solidified targaryen custom of inbreeding and the claim to the throne and removed the marcial power of the faith. He is the embodiment of "the ends justify the means"

[kiralong]

I’m really glad you made this series. I struggle with dyslexia so reading is hard sometimes. This really helps me follow along. So thanks ❤️🫡

[briceburas]

On my 2nd listen already and I still love this chapter so much

[WarmSandz]

This guy doesn't have Morgan Freeman's voice, but I have to hand it down to him. He's so convincing that I sometimes forget he's just reading, not telling us a story straight out of his mind.

[rasjh]

Maegor is definitely top 5 carecter for me

[Guinnessdrnkr]

I understand Aneys not wanting to burn the Starry Sept down in Oldtown. But he should have sent Visenya to get Aegon and Rhaena out of Crakehall. Letting the Faith Militant get away with messing with the Crown Prince was an undeniable show of weakness.

[Hacksaw]

Fourth time listening to you read this and it gets better each time. Thankyou for taking the time to do this bud

[arthurfranca]

This is amazing! Keep 'em coming.

[louieflores]

Listening to all these sections. So awesome, thank you!

[jorikrouwenhorst]

I find it funny that during these major events the north is barely mentioned if at all.
The north men were doing their own thing (probably busy being cold or something).