This prophesied hero is meant to deliver the entire world from a coming darkness. " The Prince That Was Promised" (TPTWP) is a legendary figure in Westeros, alluded to several times throughout the book series. Kinvara's reference to Daenerys is the second time in season six we've heard a character referred to as "the one who was promised." Melisandre said about Jon Snow after he was resurrected, and now Kinvara has formally assigned the title to Daenerys. "Game of Thrones" YouTuber Alt-Shift-X has a fantastic overview of the books' foretold heroes, but let's take a look at how the show has incorporated these prophecies. Martin's universe, but for now let's assume there's some truth to the fanatics' belief. Another possibility is that all prophecies are a farce in George R.R. Kinvara assures Tyrion that she wants to help, because she believes Daenerys is the "one who was promised," a hero destined to "l ead the people against a darkness."īut Daenerys is only one of a few people in Westeros who could be the prophesied hero destined to save humanity from the impending doom. When Tyrion invites Kinvara to Meereen, he is hopeful she will assist him in spreading beneficial stories about Daenerys. The Red Temple in Volantis is like the Vatican, to carry on with this metaphor. Melisandre technically reports up to her, sort of like a lower clergy would be duty-bound to the Pope. Kinvara appears to be the leader of all the priests and priestesses serving the Lord of Light, or R'hllor. So who exactly is Kinvara, and what does she have to do with the Mother of Dragons? Quite the mouthful (and not unlike Daenerys' lengthy list of titles). She is also introduced as the "Flame of Truth, the Light of Wisdom, and the First Servant of the Lord of Light." According to the priest who introduced her, Kinvara is the High Priestess of the Red Temple in Volantis.
Sunday's "Game of Thrones" episode introduced a new mysterious religious servant - Kinvara.
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