Vermithor, known as “The Bronze Fury,” was one of the largest and most formidable dragons ever ridden by House Targaryen. Originally bonded to , Vermithor grew to immense size and strength, becoming second only to among the living dragons during the Dance of the Dragons. Following Jaehaerys's death, Vermithor remained riderless for decades in the caverns beneath Dragonstone. Despite his age, he retained a fearsome reputation due to his power, battle experience, and aggressive temperament. During the Dance of the Dragons, Vermithor was eventually claimed by , significantly strengthening the Black faction's dragon force. His immense size and destructive capability made him one of the most strategically important dragons of the war. Widely regarded as one of the greatest dragons in Targaryen history, Vermithor embodied the military might and prestige of the dragonlords at the height of their power.

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The Ancient One doesn’t see the future she decides which one survives.

It was a hairbrush, not a gun. But the mistake cost a young man his life. 🎬 The Hate You Guve

This is the best sword fight scene you'll ever see🔥🥵

I think Homelander should’ve… Killed Ryan at the end of S5 E3- it would’ve made the season a lot more impactful and would’ve fit the “no one is safe anymore” motto. And Ryan didn’t do really much in the last season after having a major plot line in the previous seasons.

Would this jump save him... Or was he about to fall straight into the trap his enemies had prepared?

25 years later and I still quote 'Oh look, a bar of soap' daily. Farva dropping a full bar into Rabbit’s coffee then acting like he cured cancer is elite chaos. Brian Cox biting it later? Chef’s kiss. Super Troopers remains undefeated. 🎬📺 Super Troopers (2001) 🔥❤️

Every night, the boy quietly climbs onto the roof to spy on a woman's every move.

Samwell Tarly survived the worst. Samwell Tarly encounters the White Walkers during the ranging beyond the Wall in Season 2. However, he is not deliberately singled out or spared by the Night King or any White Walker. The White Walkers operate with strategic indifference toward individual low-priority targets. Their focus is primarily on: Expanding the army of the dead (wights), Eliminating organized resistance when necessary, Pursuing specific individuals of significance (such as Bran Stark, Jon Snow, and Daenerys Targaryen in later events). Sam survives due to circumstance rather than intention: he is neither identified as a threat nor deemed strategically important, and he escapes amid the confusion of the encounter. Therefore, his survival should be understood as incidental, not an act of mercy or selective restraint by the Night King. Do you also think SAM was pardon?

Always ready to answer the call.

He thought he got away with it but karma doesn’t forget.

Why was the old guy so careless.

This was more than just a joke.

I need your help and you need mine.

Night king.

Across space, against time.

Why the Night King didn't personally kill Jon Snow when he had opportunities: 1. He saw Jon as a greater threat alive than dead. The Night King repeatedly focused on his larger goal destroying humanity and the memory of the world represented by Bran Stark rather than pursuing personal revenge against Jon. 2. He preferred to let his armies do the work. Throughout the series, the Night King rarely fought directly. He relied on White Walkers, wights, and overwhelming numbers, as seen at the Battle of Winterfell. 3. Plot and storytelling reasons. From a narrative perspective, Jon was one of the central heroes. The story built him up as the leader against the dead, so having the Night King kill him before the climax would have undermined that arc. 4. The Night King underestimated his enemies. At Winterfell, he believed victory was certain and focused on reaching Bran. That confidence ultimately left him vulnerable to Arya Stark, who delivered the killing blow. Ironically, despite years of buildup suggesting a final showdown between Jon Snow and the Night King, the series never gave them a direct duel. Jon's role was largely to unite the living against the dead, while Arya ended the threat.

Question for the men ?

It’s a rough start, but he really tried to impress her! 😅 #CharmCityKings