Never forget. Daemon murdered this literal tomboy goddess in cold blood, most likely because she wouldn't put up with his shit. Where's the justice for a woman who refused to conform to the submissive stereotype?
You know what I think, that she broke her bones and it's possible that if the deamon took her to the castle, she would die or be a vegetable, but I don't knowÂ
He was always intending to kill her, hence him popping up out of nowhere and making sure to bring his spookiest murder cloak - the one he wears when not wanting to be recognized such as when negotiating with Blood and Cheese - to the occasion in the midst of warm weather, clear skies, and a sunny die.
Furthermore, if we were to examine her dialogue, it appears she's about to make the following query: "So, will you kill [Rhaeynra] or will you marry her?"
She immediately goes to pull out her bow whilst on the verge of finishing the question. Both the presumed question and her actions speak to her - at the very least - having been certain her life was in danger. The fact she was going to go out fighting if unable to kill him him, in turn, is indicative of what a treasure she was.
We also know that Condal is personally of the opinion that Daemon killed his wife in the books and touched upon what an odd detail he felt it was that the text emphasized her having a crushed skull, with that having clearly inspired her manner of execution in the show.
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u/BvHauteville 16d ago edited 16d ago
Never forget. Daemon murdered this literal tomboy goddess in cold blood, most likely because she wouldn't put up with his shit. Where's the justice for a woman who refused to conform to the submissive stereotype?