Drogon's Mysterious Disappearance in Season 4: Explained

Discover where Drogon went during Season 4 and how his character evolved in the Dothraki Sea.

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In Season 4, Drogon disappeared for a while but was later found in the Dothraki Sea. He was hunting and had grown larger, becoming more wild and independent, away from Daenerys and the other two dragons.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Why did Drogon disappear in Season 4? Drogon disappeared while hunting in the Dothraki Sea, becoming larger and more independent from Daenerys.
  2. What happens to Drogon in later seasons? Drogon continues to play a significant role in the series, accompanying Daenerys and participating in key battles.
  3. How does Drogon's character evolve throughout Game of Thrones? Drogon's character evolves from a dependent young dragon to a powerful, independent creature reflecting Daenerys's own journey.

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