Oh. Did not know that's considered a cameo.
TCTTS said:
I know Carrot Top. And I'm assuming Aegon the Conqueror is some ancient relative on one side or the other, I just have no clue which, or how far back, etc.
Im pretty sure royalty in our own world would do this sort of thing frequently back in the day. Martin draws heavily from real world history for inspiration.AustinAg2K said:
Not really a fan of this episode. I'm tired of these people all acting like they aren't at war already. Also, the idea of Rhaenyra sneaking in to talk to the green queen was dumb. As soon as Rhaenyra for five steps away, the green queen could have just yelled for her guards.
PatAg said:Im pretty sure royalty in our own world would do this sort of thing frequently back in the day. Martin draws heavily from real world history for inspiration.AustinAg2K said:
Not really a fan of this episode. I'm tired of these people all acting like they aren't at war already. Also, the idea of Rhaenyra sneaking in to talk to the green queen was dumb. As soon as Rhaenyra for five steps away, the green queen could have just yelled for her guards.
I thought it Ep 1 or 2, don't remember which, when he's walking around and it's sheathed in his belt. Can only see the handle, but it looks the same, to me.The Porkchop Express said:
Two more
Did anyone else think the dagger Aegon was spinning at the small council meeting was the same one that Joffrey gives to the cut throat to try to kill Bran in Season 1 of GOT?
Great to see that we were somehow able to find yet some more incredibly rare Valyrian steel laying around.
It's literally in the first epsiode, brother.TCTTS said:
Maybe I just glaze over whenever in-world history is brought up on either show, as I literally could not tell you one historical fact prior to the events of this series.
That said, I bet most of the general audience couldn't either.
All I know is that I genuinely have no recollection of the words "Aegon the Conqueror" ever being said on screen, or anyone having ever told a story about him on either show. Or, maybe, if they did, I just thought they were talking about the Aegon in the present?