#this includes Drogon who reflects Drogo's stength and willpower

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Continuing to think about Dany's connection to her dragons. How she literally draws strength from them and how they are exactly what she wished them to be when she named them.

Viserion and Rhaegal do not reflect Viserys and Rhaegar. Viserion is what Dany needed from Viserys, loving and affectionate. He is the least aggressive of the three dragons. Dany had such a clear idea of what she needed from Viserion - to do what Viserys could not.

Rhaegal is what Dany envisioned Rhaegar (her valiant brother who died fighting) was. Viserys probably told her Rhaegar was a great warrior. Maybe Viserys also didn't know the true Rhaegar that we are introduced to by Barristan Selmy. Instead of reflecting the somber and reflective Rhaegar, Rhaegal grows to be the aggressive and willful warrior Dany imagined her brother was. He is the most aggressive of the three.

#This is an incomplete thought but I have a migraine and just wanted to write this down somewhere #whole point being that there is something Prophetic in the naming of the dragons and how they reflect what Dany envisioned perfectly #this includes Drogon who reflects Drogo's stength and willpower #and how Drogo gave Dany her first taste of independence - at least from Viserys. Drogon is also Dany's key to freedom #and he protects her several times. such as in the HotU #my head is Killing me oh my god #mine #dragons #daenerys targaryen #asoiaf #rhaegal #viserion