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3 False Heads of the Dragon: Stannis, fAegon, Euron: A Song of Ice and Fire - Game of Thrones

David Lightbringer

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New theory: there is a 3-headed false dragon (Stannis, fAegon, Euron) to stand opposite the three true heads of the dragon (Daenerys, Jon, and Tyrion). Full breakdown and exploration of each false dragon and why they like the antiChrist. Copious Wheel of Time "false dragon" references.

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title image uses Stannis Baratheon by Jack Kaiser, Aegon VI Targaryen by Denis Maznev, and Euron Crow's Eye by Qistina Khalida

00:00 Dragons True and False
10:41 The Dragon Reborn
19:03 Stannis Baratheon
30:38 fAegon Blackfyre
40:28 Euron Crow's Eye

20 Comments

@momo7989 8 months ago

A lot of ppl forget that varys wanted the chaos of Dany and Drogo invading westeros. That's the main reason she was forced into that marriage, to help her unlikable brother invade with "savages". Her dragons, brother and husband dying changed her fate.. That's also why they sent so many assassination plots afterwards.

@ChanellorWarfare 9 months ago

People call Tyrion a devil because of how he looks, but Euron looks handsome and is a devil.

@emrek99205 8 months ago

The trick of Euron is to read everything he says as if he were Smaug in human form trying to regain his dragon form. He thinks of himself as a god and far above mortal humans. He knows one day he will fly and humans will once again see him as the deity he sees himself as.

Whether this is delusional or actual, has yet to be revealed.

GRRM has said we won't actually see gods, but if dragons think of themselves as gods (of humans), then we may see them.

@JonkerEnterprises 9 months ago

There are so many Azor Ahai posers, and yet I feel like no one has mentioned this man, his name is literally Lightbringer, guys.

@Vans.empire.oftwigs 9 months ago

david single handedly formulating the last books for us so we don’t loose our minds

@cosmicriptid 9 months ago

The show messed up bigtime with later seasons, but what Sansa said was correct, Ramsey was legitimized by a decree from a false king, who was himself a bastard, and not even recognized in the North at the time.
And in the show he uses his marriage to Sansa to legtimize his claim, but in the books he uses Arya, who isn't actually Arya and is actually Jeyne Poole.
So both his trueborn status and claim to Winterfell are from imposters. I think that legally discredits him, as well as morally.

@LoisoPondohva 9 months ago

The whole Sauron/Euron symbolic link becomes much stronger if we consider that Sauron didn't just "leave his beautiful form behind". He was forced out of it during the sinking of Numenor (shared Valyrian Doom/Atlantis symbolism) and being confined for millenia below the seas, rotting and suffering, where, according to Gandalf during the Secret Council of Elrond, "unnamed and dark things" live.

@bebethebard 7 months ago

“DŘÆGÒNșs”, he said with hardly a trace of accent. 😂

@LitcheTheArsm 9 months ago (edited)

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@J4hM00N 9 months ago (edited)

By the old gods he did it again! Another banger!🎉

@mintcookie8491 9 months ago

Stannis not a dragon he a GOAT 🐐🐐🐐🐐

@matter8293 9 months ago

I know its unlikely but i really hope we're able to get a Faegon POV before he dies

@Kris_not_Chris 9 months ago

additional potential Tyrion-Euron parallel is that they are of houses/people with possible non-royal GEoD blood-lines (assuming Lann the Clever be interpreted as not of any Great Empire dynasty, but sharing the gemstone (emerald) eyes and metallic (golden) hair of the Great Empire ethnicity, which are also associated with the Ironborn sometimes (possibly Great Empire peasants, refugees, or a related people of the Grey Waste displaced by the Long Night, Great Empire Conquest, or fleeing blood magic experiments that led to the Shrykes)

@paladinsaad 9 months ago

caught this one fresh off the press, just when I need it

@beyondthelonelylight 8 months ago

14:55 I believe Stannis would be the blued eyed king with no shadow, once he gets wighted by the Others. He will defeat the Boltons in the Battle on the Ice just to fall to the White Walkers. A king of the Others of sorts, his implacable nature would be very compatible with the Heart of Winter. Thus we would get the Sea Beast Antichrist in Euron, the False Prophet of the Land in fAegon, and Satan in Stannis.

@alfieingrouille1528 9 months ago (edited)

the Stag wreathed in flame, the Black dragon & the winged kraken

@PavloJupiter 9 months ago

Thank you for blessing me when I’m the only one in the office and have no work to do, King 💖

@murraythemiser8358 9 months ago

"What a man sows on his name day, he reaps all year”

That why start this year with a David Lightbringer-Video

@BaronofStrange 5 months ago

In the tales of Dunk and Egg there is a dragon dream of a dragon hatching. This is interpreted as Egg outing himself as a Targaryan. The prophecy of waking dragons from stone could have a similar meaning. Jon is dead. The waking from stone could refer to his resurrection and that he will take on a Targaryan appearance afterwards. The stone could be a tomb or could refer to a stony appearance after he has died. The same way waking dragons from stone could have something to do with greyscale for Tyrion.