Daemon’s Vision Explained: Why Does He See Daenerys, Night King & White Walkers?

Daemon’s Vision Explained: Why Does He See Daenerys, Night King & White Walkers? By The appearances of Daenerys Targaryen, White Walkers, and the Night King in in the finale have greatly puzzled fans. As such, they are wondering why Matt Smith’s character is seeing those figures in his visions. Moreover, fans are also curious about what Daemon’s visions in the finale mean and want to know whether the Three-Eyed Bloodraven is connected to Daemon and his sister Rhaenyra.

Here is an explanation of Daemon’s mysterious visions in the Season 2 finale. Find out whether the Three-Eyed Bloodraven is related to Daemon and Rhaenyra or not. What does Daemon Targaryen’s vision mean in House of the Dragon Season 2 finale? Daemon’s visions in the House of the Dragon Season 2 finale are connected to the prophecy of A Song of Ice and Fire.

This prophecy revealed a future big threat to Westeros. It also revealed that a Targaryen was the key to uniting all realms of Westeros to stop this threat. The visions experienced by Daemon came after he was asked by Alys Rivers to touch the Weirwood Tree in the godswood in Harrenhal.

This happened after Rivers led him to the tree and told him about how there were omens available for those who came to seek them. Rivers then asked Daemon if he wanted to get clarity regarding his ominous visions. In Daemon’s visions, he saw many things — the Night King and White Walkers walking through the forest, Rhaenyra sitting on the Iron Throne, and most.