Mopatis may be fat and very rich — so rich that he can buy three petrified dragon eggs — but he still wants more, as can be seen by his scheming with Viserys.
Mopatis doesn't show up a lot in this book basically, he just gets Daenerys married to Drogo and disappears but he basically sets that whole plot in motion. Which really raises the question: how much money does one person need? Now wait a minute: could Illyrio Mopatis be one of the two conspirators that Arya overhears in 33 Arya 3? One of the men overheard by Arya has a Free Cities' accent and Mopatis is from the Free City of Pentos; both men have forked yellow beards and are extremely fat 33 Arya 3.
So, yeah, that sounds like it could be Illyrio Mopatis. This is one of those times where you might wish that George R. Martin just gave us an omniscient point of view. None of these characters show up in the book except in flashbacks or memories. But although they are dead, their effects can still be seen:.
After all, you need to be pretty crazy to turn more than half the continent against you. Although, maybe Robert didn't need to tell Cersei that she was competing with a dead woman who was so much better. That's one reason why some people don't trust Jaime 31 Eddard 7. Parents Home Homeschool College Resources.
Study Guide. By George R. Previous Next. Daenerys a. Full of rage, Daenerys planned an attack on King's Landing after Cersei refused to surrender. With the use of Drogon, Daenerys destroyed King's Landing defenses. Despite a late surrender, Daenerys carried on with the assault, burning the city.
They attempted to take refuge, but the pair were killed when the Red Keep crumbled due to Daenerys' attack. While signs were hinting that Daenerys would do what it took to take the Iron Throne, her allies weren't fully aware of her plans to destroy King's Landing in the process.
Cersei convinced innocent civilians to take shelter in the Red Keep, intending to use them as human shields. Seeing as Daenerys decimated the city's defenses, she ended up slaughtering countless innocent civilians.
After stealing her dragons, Daenerys discovered the truth and had him locked in a vault. Upon finding her participation in the coup, Daenerys also had the woman locked in the vault, where she was left to die.
Mossador: A former slave from Meereen that represented the freedmen in Daenerys' small council. After he killed a prisoner set for a fair trial, Daenerys ordered Daario Naharis to behead Mossador in Game of Thrones season 5. When Daenerys recovered her three dragons in the House of the Undying, she ordered them to burn Pyat Pree alive after using the powerful command "dracarys. After trying to make a deal to acquire Drogon, Daenerys used dragonfire to kill the wealthy member of the Good Masters.
Greizhen mo Ullhor: A fellow slave-trader and member of the Good Masters that Drogon killed during the negotiations with Daenerys in season 3. After questioning Jorah's motives, Daenerys eventually hears him out and agrees with him. A Man Without Honor. He seeks out the shadowbinder Quaithe Laura Pradelska , who knows much of the dragons and Jorah's feelings for Daenerys. Quaithe informs Jorah that although she does not have the dragons, Daenerys is currently with the one who does. Pree, having multiplied himself around the room, assassinates the remaining eleven members of the Thirteen, and Daenerys flees with Mormont and Kovarro Steven Cole.
He played the lead in "Cass" a British crime drama film recreating the life of Cass Pennant. A Clash of Kings. Daenerys Targaryen travels east, accompanied by the knight Jorah Mormont, her remaining followers, and three newly hatched dragons. This is made clear by the bed scene - Xaro had asked Dany to marry him, then sleeps with her handmaiden not very sincere, is he? Also the masked mysterious woman from Xaro's party later tells Ser Jorah, when he seeks her out whilst looking for the dragons, that "the thief is with her now" meaning with Dany , and in the scene prior she was last with Xaro.
As for the dragons, it is consistently emphasised all through S2 that whoever has dragons will have the ultimate power in the world of GOT. And that men will "lust" for that power.
Xaro is the wealthiest man in Qarth; by elimination of all other motives, it's reasonable if not obvious to conclude Xaro bought Doreah off to assist with stealing the dragons because Dany wouldn't hurry up and say yes to marrying him.
And remember Doreah had no love for Irri - they are fighting in one of the scenes leading up to D's return to Xaro's villa where she finds her people dead and the dragons gone. Also, remember that Doreah was originally bought as a slave by Dany's brother for her in the first season. So they never started out as friends and yes even though Dany gave her her freedom later on, she obviously got greedy for Xaro's wealth and has either offered to help or had been seduced to help although remember she was always a prostitute - she says so in season one, from the age of She was always going to side with the highest bidder or whoever could offer her the most.
Dany sees Doreah as a common whore and not her friend at all in the end, so she locked her and Xaro up in that vault for good reason. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Why did Daenerys Targaryen feel betrayed by Doreah? Ask Question.
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