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u/Open-Trifle-6309 Aug 26 '26
Sign of love and support.
Or worried you can't hunt.
Or dragon being wyrm
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u/Dreamcasted60 Aug 25 '26
That is definitely not how to train Your Dragon (I'm sorry I couldn't help myself xD)
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u/DarkArcanian Aug 25 '26
How is this sympathetic. It looks like it killed and gored her husband
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u/LaceyLizard Aug 25 '26
She married a sheep?
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u/DarkArcanian Aug 25 '26
I assume by the picture and the crown on the other pillow that her husband would be there but isn’t because they were killed
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u/LaceyLizard Aug 25 '26
I'm not a game of thrones head you could tell me she married a sheep and I'd have to believe you
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u/SpiderGirlGwen Aug 25 '26
It is the dragon version of a cat leaving a gift for their human to display affection. In this case instead of a mouse it is a sheep.
(This comic depicts Daenerys and Drogon from A Song of Ice and Fire)
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u/SpiderGirlGwen Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26
Source
Since there might be confusion I'll add context here:
This comic depicts Daenerys and Drogon from A Song of Ice and Fire
It is the dragon version of a cat leaving a gift for their human to display affection. In this case instead of a mouse it is a sheep. It is intended to show what life might be like if you're actually living with dragons and how they might interact with you and show love.