Ser Laenor Velaryon Will appear on Season 2

Source : Google

We all knew that Ser Laenor Velaryon has been dismissed on season 01 and will not be appearing again in the series. That is a pity thing has happend to Ser Laenor since his nature and the taste is different however he had to do many things going against to his will. He is a gay in nature however he married Rhaenyra according to the favor of his parents. He sacrifice his taste due to fullfil other's wishes.

Laenor was a warrior and well known as a Dragonrider to the dragon of Seasmoke. Laenor was a combination of two great houses in old valyria. His mother from the House Targareyan and his father from the House Velaryon, though he had to grown as a warrior according to his father's line while he became a Dragonrider as a gift from his mother's side. According to writer's view Ser Laenor is the person who sacrificed the most in the series other than anyone.

Agreeing to marry Rhaenyra is one of these sacrifice since even no one will marry a women like her since she is most awful character in the series. Ser Laenor has escaped with his Boyfriend and never to be found. However in the books he has not escaped his death in the books has happened according to the Daemon Targaryen's wish. In the series they have made him run away with his Boyfriend as a return of something in upcoming series. So What is it...???

Source : HOTD

In the series the return of Ser Laenor can be happened since the show runners has never mentioned his death in real however they made a fake death. Making a scene of fake death is to give some idea to it's audience that Ser Laenor can be found in somewhere in the upcoming series.

What are the clues for that...???


Source : HOTD

The teaser of the season II shows aforementioned scene and from the left the dragon can be idetified as Syrax and the person behind him is definitely rhaenyra targaryen. Then who is in the in-front. according to the books this should be Addam Velaryon, born Addam of Hull. however with faking Ser Laeno's death this must be him since a dragon cannot be bonded to some other while the real rider is alive.

The Addam Velaryon, born Addam of Hull and his brother AKA Ser Laenor Velaryon's bastered sons. However all how is Ser Laenor Velaryon's sexual desire and he didn't like any women. The book indicates the children's might belongs to corlys velaryon. Marilda of Hull (Mother of Addam and brother) as Marilda is a daughter of a shipwright at Hull many suspects Lord corlys as their father.

The writer's view

As a die hard fan of HOTD i would think that Ser Laenor Velaryon has to be in the show. According to the book Ser Laenor Velaryon has passed the story didn't indicates that he died. He ran away with his lover which means some how he might appears in the next show

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