Charming Serpent
Its ok to eat the apple.
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Well, I was reading spoilers and this might be old news, but it proves some of my theories wrong and some of your right.
I.E. Fake Aegons coming to Dany, Connington being alive. ( You guys were right.
Here you are ....
Quaithe says this in the third Dany chapter of ADwD:
"The glass candles are burning. Soon comes the pale mare. After her will come the others: crow and kraken, lion and griffin, sun's son and the mummer's dragon. Remember the undying. Beware the perfumed seneschal."
The lion was assumed to be Tyrion, the griffin to be Jon Connington (i.e., 'Griff'). The kraken now appears to be Victarion Greyjoy _but_ Euron is staying on the Iron Isles (he says "I want you to bring her to me") so the crow has to be somebody else. The sun's son is Quentyn Martell, based on the "Princess in the Tower" chapter.
And the mummer's dragon may well be Aurane Waters, who has now disappeared with his fleet of drommonds; look at his description, where Cersei confuses him for Rhaegar Targaryen. If Aurane came forward and said, "I'm Aegon Targaryen," would anybody at Slaver's Bay know him well enough to tell him no? (And if they did, he could just say that he was hidden by loyalists in Driftmark and held under an assumed name.)
One question remains though: Who is the Pale Mare? What woman could be that role? My guess, a wild theory at best, is it might be a female descendant of Bittersteel, who leads the Golden Company. I believe they will arrive first, before the others as stated above. Bittersteel's sigil was a mare etc... And she would have Targaryen blood. Oh, thats a good one.
I.E. Fake Aegons coming to Dany, Connington being alive. ( You guys were right.
Here you are ....
Quaithe says this in the third Dany chapter of ADwD:
"The glass candles are burning. Soon comes the pale mare. After her will come the others: crow and kraken, lion and griffin, sun's son and the mummer's dragon. Remember the undying. Beware the perfumed seneschal."
The lion was assumed to be Tyrion, the griffin to be Jon Connington (i.e., 'Griff'). The kraken now appears to be Victarion Greyjoy _but_ Euron is staying on the Iron Isles (he says "I want you to bring her to me") so the crow has to be somebody else. The sun's son is Quentyn Martell, based on the "Princess in the Tower" chapter.
And the mummer's dragon may well be Aurane Waters, who has now disappeared with his fleet of drommonds; look at his description, where Cersei confuses him for Rhaegar Targaryen. If Aurane came forward and said, "I'm Aegon Targaryen," would anybody at Slaver's Bay know him well enough to tell him no? (And if they did, he could just say that he was hidden by loyalists in Driftmark and held under an assumed name.)
One question remains though: Who is the Pale Mare? What woman could be that role? My guess, a wild theory at best, is it might be a female descendant of Bittersteel, who leads the Golden Company. I believe they will arrive first, before the others as stated above. Bittersteel's sigil was a mare etc... And she would have Targaryen blood. Oh, thats a good one.