There's maybe not a canon retelling of it, but events happened.

There's maybe not a canon retelling of it, but events happened.

There's a bit of who knows all the answers, but events happened. There's a bit happened, but who knows all the answers?

Who has that one pure crystalline version of the truth?

I don't think anyone on this planet does.

So it's like that's what I'm saying.

That's what historians do.

They sort through, they try to figure out what's bullshit, what has a lot, you know, and that's what I,

I like, argue about fake history because you can really get heated and talk about it and it doesn't matter.

Welcome back to Hot D, the officially unofficial podcast for all things, the song of Ice and Fire, House of Dragon, Fire. the our series of comparisons between the book Fire and Blood, the Targaryan Tome, that fake history that George wrote, and the actual house of the dragon made by Ryan Condole and Miguel Sepachnik.

This time we're covering the events that are covered in episode 3 second of his name.

And it's another short reading assignment. We basically went with a partial page of 363 to 365.

So about two and a half pages of content.

Much of the events are covered in a single paragraph that begins.

It is not our purpose here to recount the details of the private war of Damon

Targarian and Corless Verlarian waged on the Step Stones, and it ends with the

sentence in 108 AC when he came at last face to face was Craggis, Crab Theater.

He slew him single-handed and cut off his head with Dark Sister.

The other half of the episode contains a hunt for Aegon's second name day, which is where we get the episode of the name of the episode,

second of his name, because he's the second Aagon.

That doesn't exist at all but oh I have sifted the text and

uncovered some stones and I think we're going to have enough to talk about and also we got some feedback from people requesting clarifications on canonosity and whatnot.

...