Dany is definitely special, she survived the dragon-hatching ceremony, she could probably survive dragon-binder blowing. However it has been pointed out earlier, by Maester Aemon, that the Valyrian language is gender-neutral, so in translation to the Common Tongue 'No man' could have actually meant 'No person'. So I don't know if Dany being a woman might actually be of consequence. Then again, there

I always imagined Eowyn stabbing the Witch King, but instead of dying he's just like "it was a figure of speech"

If Daenerys is meant to blow the "horn of fire", is Jon meant to blow the horn of winter?

Why did the Valyrians even need a dragonbinder? The Targs in Westeros didn't need them so seems strange that now there is a horn that can bind dragons to anyone's will. Would have thought that Valyrians would not want this artifact to exist for fear that anyone could master the dragons.

Honestly the 2 horns being made from AA’s dragon would be awesome

Praise Garth!!!

i honestly can’t fathom how anyone would give LML downvotes. This channel could be packaged and sold as fully accredited asoiaf lit crit

I love the overall concept of A Song of Ice and Fire. I wish the story will be finished sometime before I die. Team Dany forever.

Two horns, one representing ice and one fire, able to command the magic of their respective forces. Maybe in the final battle, the Horn Of Winter and Dragonbinder will be blown at the same time, creating a literal song of ice and fire? Then the powers of ice and fire will clash and perhaps cancel eachother out or form a homeostasis

Gettin in while the the algorithms are still hot.

Daenerys. A lady of her people, like Rhaenys. A conquerer like Aegon. A dabbler in sorcery, like Visenya.

Dragonbinder: No living man may sound me and live.

Dragonbinder possibly summoning a meteor impact makes me wonder about Valyria. If Dragonbinder is the only one of its kind, and it's supposed to control dragons, perhaps during the political struggles within Valyria, somebody managed to seize the horn, hoping to use it to control everyone else's dragons and effectively become emperor/empress. Instead, the horn called down a meteor, which caused a gigantic earthquake, which then caused the Fourteen Flames to erupt, destroying the entire peninsula.

Listening to these while gardening is very relaxing

That last line "the night came alive with the music of dragons", or said slightly differently "the night and the dragons come alive at the same time", makes me think that the others awoke with the birth of Dany and Jon, and that perhaps in reflection, they all need to die simultaneously for the threat of the others to be overcome.

What was that sound bite he used for the sound of the Valyrian Dragonbinder Horn. Was dope

Someone gained a level in editing. Loving it, Lu.

Victarion's description of the horn is so phallic, I chuckle every time I hear it. I can't help but love how candid he is as a character. There's a naive innocence to Vic that you can't help but find endearing.

The two horns being parts of one dragon make me think of a comet split in two/ Ned's Ice made into two swords. Could it be that both of the horns need to be sounded?

Every new video is better than the last. Not only all your theories and exposition are carefully detailed, your edits are also so attentive and cool. All the work you put into this channel shows. Very satisfying, thank you LmL!