And now it’s served as the moment all book readers knew was coming: Dany riding away to safety on Drogon's back. During Sunday night’s Game of Thrones episode “The Dance of Dragons," the ...

The finale answered most questions but left many lingering ones — particularly when it comes to Dany’s last dragon Drogon. Where did he go? Why didn’t he kill Jon Snow and why did he burn ...

Then, Dany flew in on Drogon, scaring the hell out of the Lannister army, including Jaime and Bronn. The army understandably panicked, and the Dothraki were able to break through their lines and ...

Here’s how it works. When Dany returned to Dragonstone in "Eastwatch" after roasting the Lannister army on Drogon, she encountered Jon Snow as he was brooding on a cliff. Instead of fleeing from ...

Before Drogon flew off, we saw him find his mama dead, destroy the Iron Throne in a fit of grief, and cry :(. Obviously, Dany died (thanks a lot, Jon Snow), but there didn’t really seem to be a ...

Essentially, Dany’s supposed to be betrayed three different times in the book series, and people think the next one to turn against her will actually be Drogon. Here’s how a Reddit theorist ...

Jon Snow went back to the Wall to resume his work with the Night's Watch and pout for the rest of his days, but audiences never got a chance to see what happened with Drogon and Dany, leaving ...

Tyrion briefly places a gloved hand on Varys in a tender mournful moment. Dany declares the death sentence, and Drogon’s enormous visage comes out of the dark. The dragon pauses for a moment ...

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But is that the end of her story, really? Where did Drogon take Dany when he gently scooped up her lifeless body and flew away? Inquiring minds need to know what truly became of the Mother of Dragons.

Next they hit Brienne's flank and Tormund's, before Jon and Dany enter the fray on Drogon and Rhaegal, lighting up the dead and helpfully lighting up the extremely dark scene. The dragons ...

As macabre as that sounds, Rando does cite some of the show’s past canon as evidence that Drogon might not have eaten Dany. As fans will remember, Ramsay Bolton was famously fed to his own dogs ...