House of the Dragon: Otto Hightower Finally Mentions Alicent's Fourth Child
The Long-Awaited Reveal
In the latest episode of HBO's hit series "House of the Dragon," fans were finally given a glimpse of Alicent Hightower's fourth child, Daeron Targaryen. Otto Hightower, Alicent's father and the Hand of the King, mentioned the boy's existence for the first time during a tense conversation with his daughter.
The Growing Targaryen Family
Daeron Targaryen is the youngest of Alicent's children, with her other sons being Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon. The complex family tree of the Targaryens is further complicated by the fact that Alicent and Rhaenyra, the heir to the Iron Throne, are both vying for the crown. Alicent represents the Greens, while Rhaenyra leads the Blacks, factions that will ignite a civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons.
Otto Hightower's Subtle Hint
Otto Hightower's mention of Daeron was a subtle yet significant moment in the episode. As the Hand of the King, he wields great power and his words carry weight. By acknowledging Daeron's existence, Otto is signaling the growing strength of the Greens. It also serves as a reminder that the conflict between the Greens and the Blacks will have far-reaching consequences, with innocent children caught in the crossfire.
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