Otto Hightower Finally Mentions Alicent's Fourth Child, Daeron Targaryen, in 'House of the Dragon'
A Major Development in the Targaryen Family Tree
After weeks of speculation, Otto Hightower finally confirmed the existence of Alicent's fourth child, Daeron Targaryen, in the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon.'
In a brief conversation with his granddaughter, Rhaenyra, Otto revealed that Alicent had given birth to a son named Daeron, who was now six years old. This revelation marks a significant development in the Targaryen family tree and adds another layer of complexity to the show's plot.
Daeron's absence from the series had been a topic of discussion among fans, who had theorized about his fate. Some believed that he had died in infancy, while others speculated that he had been sent away to be raised in secret. Otto's confirmation of Daeron's existence now answers one of the show's lingering mysteries.
Daeron's introduction into the story has the potential to reshape the dynamics between the Targaryens and the other characters in 'House of the Dragon.' As the fourth child of Viserys and Alicent, he could play a key role in the succession to the Iron Throne.
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