On one hand, they’re two beautiful people who would look so stunning together as co-rulers of Westeros, but on the other hand, they’re SO related. Just because they’re both Targaryens doesn’t mean their marriage would be better for the realm.Įrin: I am so torn about the Jon and Daenerys pairing. Though I still think the story thus far has established Dany as the villain. In fact based on the “Prince Who Was Promised” theory they’ve both done things that imply either could be Azor Ahai reborn. But there’s a reason the book series is called A Song of Ice and Fire. I understand the political interest in establishing a match like that. But I legitimately don’t understand pairing Jon with Daenerys. Julie: I am all for shipping and I’m definitely not trying to trash a ship.
Game of thrones has unveiled the first season 7 poster! /SWFUQiRa6s GRRM’s book series is titled A Song of Ice and Fire, which seems like an obvious clue that in order to to reunite the realm, these two need to join forces. There’s several reasons to take this kind of speculation seriously.
Last we saw, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) was named King in the North and Khaleesi was coming to Westeros! With the confirmation that Jon is in fact a Targaryen, fans began speculating if Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) and Jon would eventually marry.
Who will Westeros’ most eligible bastard, I mean bachelor, choose to wed in an alliance that helps defeat the Night’s King and win the realm? But as we gear up for GoT’s seventh season, there’s one thing in particular on many fans’ minds. Game of Thrones and The Bachelor aren’t shows that you would expect to share something in common.
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