To know why Lyanna Stark might have wanted to name her son Aegon with her dying breath, you might need a refresher course on the immense Targaryen dynasty - the family that ruled for three centuries over all of Westeros. It’s not clear, however, if he was still named Aegon.Ĭonfused? That’s understandable. We know this half-brother at least existed in the show’s universe, because Oberyn Martell famously fought the Mountain partly to avenge his death and the death of his sister. The finale also revealed that Jon Snow’s real name is Aegon Targaryen - a twist that might have confused readers of the books Game of Thrones is based on, since that’s also the name of Jon’s long-dead half-brother. Daenerys ordered him to be executed for treason, but after she was surprise-stabbed, the ever-resourceful Imp pushed the lords of Westeros to crown Bran, who returned the favor by making Tyrion Hand of the King.In Game of Thrones’ season seven finale, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen finally consummated their slow-burning passion - even though the season six finale’s confirmation of the “R + L = J” equation surrounding Jon’s parentage renders their love an incestuous one between aunt and nephew. In the final fight for King’s Landing, Tyrion tried to repay Jaime by helping him and Cersei escape the city, but failed. With help from his BFF Varys, Tyrion crossed the Narrow Sea and eventually became Hand to Daenerys. His character deepened considerably, though, over the course of the series, as Tyrion endured the wrath of his father until he shot Tywin with his own crossbow (and killed his lover Shae in the process) and was forced to flee King’s Landing, with an assist from Jaime. When Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) first appeared in the series premiere, he seemed to be just the wisecracking brother of Jaime and Cersei who subsisted entirely on wine and brothels. Slide to view before and after comparison
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