Of course, with Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) finding out in Episode 2 of Game of Thrones Season 8 that Jon Snow (Kit Harington) is actually Aegon Targaryen, the song suddenly shows more significance. Hence why the song is about Jenny's ghosts. This castle was lost to fire and among the dead was Jenny's precious Duncan.
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While you might think it is a song about the joys of love, it is actually about a terrible loss at one of the Targaryen castles in the book series on which Game of Thrones is based. He does this by marrying Jenny instead of engaging in a political marriage like his parents expected of him.
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It is a story that sees Duncan Targaryen (who is actually Daenerys' uncle) giving up the throne to Aerys II, which is Daenerys' father in the TV series. The remainder of the song tells of their love.
In the book series, the song is actually about Jenny of Oldstones and her prince, Duncan Targaryen. The ones she had lost and the ones she had found. "High in the halls of the kings who are gone," Podrick sang. The song was about a girl called Jenny and, for fans of the book series the TV show is based on, it was certainly revealing.Īccording to Vox, the song is called Jenny's Song. However, Podrick (Daniel Portman) eventually started singing. On Episode 2 of HBO's Game of Thrones Season 8, Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) requested a song. Please proceed with caution if you have not yet viewed this episode and wish to avoid spoilers. SPOILER ALERT: This article discusses Episode 2 of HBO's Game of Thrones Season 8. However, the last musical Easter egg may have more significance than viewers first thought. Be it via actual songs or by adding musicians into the cast, the show is filled with hidden gems for discerning music fans. HBO has been known to throw in plenty of musical Easter eggs to their hit epic fantasy series, Game of Thrones.
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