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• Entertainment Weekly's James Hibberd wrote a new oral history of 'Game of Thrones,' titled 'Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon.'
• In a new 'outtake' interview, one of the show's directors revealed how star Emilia Clarke was able to rewrite a Daenerys speech at his last-minute request.
• 'I went over to Emilia and I was like, 'I know this is a really big ask, but do you think you could figure out a way to do this in Valyrian?' Jeremy Podeswa said.
• Clarke was able to pull together a version of her monologue in High Valyrian within 10 minutes.
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Throughout 'Game of Thrones,' star Emilia Clarke frequently spoke in the fictional language of High Valyrian while embodying the iconic character Daenerys Targaryen. By the fifth season of the show, her mastery of this invented language was so thorough that she was able to rewrite her own dialogue.

Entertainment Weekly's James Hibberd wrote a new oral history of 'Game of Thrones,' titled 'Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon,' and recently published an 'outtake' interview with director Jeremy Podeswa. In the interview, Podeswa recounts a time when the showrunners (David Benioff and D.B. Weiss) asked if Clarke could change her dialogue from English to Valyrian for a scene.

'I went over to Emilia and I was like, 'I know this is a really big ask, but do you think you could figure out a way to do this in Valyrian?' Podeswa said. 'She went off and cobbled together things that [Daenerys] had said in the past that made sense. She came back in 10 minutes and had this whole monologue down.'

© Helen Sloan/courtesy of HBO Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen in 'Game of Thrones' season five. Helen Sloan/courtesy of HBO

The scene Clarke was rewriting took place in season five, in Daenerys' then-residence of Meereen. The Mother of Dragons was confronting a group of nobles after Ser Barristan was killed by a violent rebelling faction. She needed to intimidate them, hoping to draw out a betrayer, and the showrunners clearly thought her speaking Valyrian would make for a greater show of power.

In the books, Martin mentions when characters are speaking in non-English languages, but hadn't written out the phrases in alternate prose. The Valyrian language heard in 'Game of Thrones' was created from scratch by linguist David J. Peterson, author of 'The Art of Language Invention.' Normally he would prepare scenes in Valyrian or Dothraki well in advance, to give the actors time to practice.

Clarke was one of the few 'Game of Thrones' actors who spoke Valyrian in the show regularly, given Daenerys Targaryen's familial connection to Valyrian culture.

When Clarke underwent brain surgery for an aneurysm, she said she would run lines from 'Game of Thrones' in her head to help her focus more, including snippets of the fictional languages.

'I just had to hand it to Emilia for taking on the challenge and making it completely credible,' Podeswa told EW. 'Every single take, every intonation, and the way she phrased everything, you completely understood what she was meant to be saying.'

'Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon,' the official oral history of 'Game of Thrones,' is available in stores now.

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Valyria
Ruined city
Location	Valyrian peninsula, Essos
Government	Dragonlords , Valyrian Freehold (freeborn landholders).
Religion	Mixed religions
Founded	At least five thousand years ago.
Destroyed	102 BC, in the Doom of Valyria
Organizations	Faceless Men

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Valyria, also called Old Valyria, is a ruined city in Essos. It is a long-dead city of wonderment, and was once the capital of a great empire called the Valyrian Freehold. It was destroyed by a cataclysmic event known as the Doom of Valyria a century before Aegon's Landing. It is the ancestral home of House Targaryen, House Celtigar, and House Velaryon.^[1]

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Valyria was on the Valyrian peninsula, which extended into the Summer Sea.^[2][3] The Doom of Valyria shattered the peninsula, separating the city of Valyria from the Lands of the Long Summer by the Smoking Sea. The city of Valyria is at the center of the largest surviving island, surrounded by cliffs where the island has broken away from the mainland. Valyria was connected by dragon roads to surrounding cities, such as Tyria.^[4]

Architecture

Valyria is said to have had topless towers^[5] and used sphinxes as decorations.^[6]

Culture

A common racial characteristic among Valyrians appears to have been purple eyes and hair of silver-gold or platinum white. Valyria is said to still hold many treasures from before the Doom, such as Valyrian steel blades and items of magical power. It is said that the glass candles of Oldtown were brought there from Valyria a thousand years before the Doom.

History

Valyria was ruled by its dragonlords, led by two score rival houses that contested for power. House Targaryen, however, was not considered a powerful house.^[7] At times the lords freeholder elected archons for temporary leadership.^[8]

The Valyrians were more than dragonlords. They practised blood magic and other dark arts, delving deep into the earth for secrets and twisting the flesh of beasts and men to fashion monstrous and unnatural chimeras. It is believed that for these sins the gods in their wroth struck Valyria down.^[9]

The Valyrians' empire, the Valyrian Freehold, first conquered the Old Empire of Ghis to the east across Slaver's Bay, and the Ghiscari colonies in the Basilisk Isles and Sothoryos. Seeking slaves for Valyrian mines, they then conquered and established colonies to the west and north after defeating the Andals and the Rhoynar in Essos.

Four hundred years ago, however, Valyria and its peninsula were shattered by the Doom of Valyria.^[10] The dragonlord Aurion declared himself Emperor of Valyria, but he and his host disappeared while trying to reclaim the city.^[11]

In 55AC, Princess Aerea Targaryen claimed Balerion as her mount, and disappeared for more than a year, before reappearing in King's Landing in 56AC. Grand Maester Benifer and Barth found her to be infested with 'horrors' which burned her from the inside out and killed her, erupting from her body as 'worms with faces', 'snakes with hands' and other monstrosities. Balerion was also found to bear wounds and scars seemingly received during their absence. These observations led Barth to the conclusion that Balerion, uncontrollable by an inexperienced rider such as Aerea, flew her to his original home of Valyria, where he was born before the Doom and the flight of the Targaryens; these 'horrors' that infested Aerea, he supposed to be remnants of Valyrian experiments with blood magic. After these events it was declared forbidden for any ship suspected to have visited Valyria to dock in Westeros, or for any inhabitant of Westeros to travel to Valyria.^[12]

Some years ago Gerion Lannister journeyed to Valyria to try to recover Brightroar, the lost Valyrian steel sword of House Lannister, and any other treasures that might have survived the Doom. He did not return and was presumed lost at sea.^[13] At some point the tigers, a political party in Volantis, sent a fleet to reclaim Valyria, but the ships vanished in the Smoking Sea.^[14]

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Euron Greyjoy claims to have visited Valyria and recovered the dragon hornDragonbinder,^[15] but Lord Rodrik Harlaw is skeptical of Euron's boasting.^[16]

Quotes

Petyr: Is there a man in your service that you trust utterly and completely?

Eddard: Yes.

Petyr: In that case, I have a delightful palace in Valyria that I would dearly love to sell you. The wiser answer was no, my lord, but be that as it may.^[17]

Euron: I am the storm, my lord. The first storm, and the last. I have taken the Silence on longer voyages than this, and ones far more hazardous. Have you forgotten? I have sailed the Smoking Sea and seen Valyria.

Rodrik: Have you?

Euron: Reader, you would do well to keep your nose in your books.^[16]

Moqorro: The sky is always red above Valyria, Hugor Hill.

Tyrion: Are we close?
Moqorro: Closer than the crew would like. Do you know the stories, in your Sunset Kingdoms?

Tyrion: I know some sailors say that any man who lays eyes upon that coast is doomed.^[18]

At its apex Valyria was the greatest city in the known world, the center of civilization. Within its shining walls, twoscore rival houses vied for power and glory in court and council, rising and falling in an endless, subtle, oft savage struggle for dominance.^[7]

It's safe to say that the Targaryens were the only nobles with dragons who escaped the destruction of Valyria.^[19]

See also

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References

1. ↑A Game of Thrones, Chapter 3, Daenerys I.
2. ↑A Storm of Swords, Map of Slaver's Bay
3. ↑A Game of Thrones, Appendix.
4. ↑The Lands of Ice and Fire.
5. ↑A Game of Thrones, Chapter 34, Catelyn VI.
6. ↑A Game of Thrones, Chapter 20, Eddard IV.
7. ↑ ^7.07.1The World of Ice & Fire, The Reign of the Dragons: The Conquest.
8. ↑The World of Ice & Fire, Ancient History: The Rise of Valyria.
9. ↑Fire & Blood, Jaehaerys and Alysanne - Their Triumphs and Tragedies.
10. ↑A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 5, Tyrion II.
11. ↑The World of Ice & Fire, Ancient History: The Doom of Valyria.
12. ↑Fire & Blood, Jaehaerys and Alysanne - Their Triumphs and Tragedies.
13. ↑A Storm of Swords, Chapter 32, Tyrion IV.
14. ↑A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 14, Tyrion IV.
15. ↑A Feast for Crows, Chapter 19, The Drowned Man.
16. ↑ ^16.016.1A Feast for Crows, Chapter 29, The Reaver.
17. ↑A Game of Thrones, Chapter 25, Eddard V.
18. ↑A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 33, Tyrion VIII.
19. ↑So Spake Martin: Asshai.com Interview in Barcelona, July 28, 2012.

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Cities and ruined cities in the Known World Westeros Essos The Free Cities The Rhoyne Central Essos and the Dothraki Sea Lyber† Vaes Athjikhari† Vaes Diaf† Vaes Efe† Vaes Graddakh† Vaes Jini† Vaes Khadokh† Vaes Khewo† Vaes Leisi† Vaes Leqse† Vaes Mejhah† Vojjor Samui† Yalli Qamayi† Ibben Valyria Oros† Rhyos† Tyria† Valyria† Slaver's Bay Bhorash† Ghozai† Old Ghis† Velos† Lhazar The Red Waste Adakhakileki† Vaes Orvik† Vaes Qosar† Vaes Shirosi† Vaes Tolorro† The Further East Si Qo† The Shadow Lands Legendary cities of the Further East Sothoryos Gogossos† Gorosh† Yeen† Zamettar† Summer Islands Summer and Jade Seas

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