The first promise is made at the start of Daenery's tale. Viserys believes in the idea of trading goods, but the Dothraki believe in gifts. Viserys trades Dany to Khal Drogo so his Khalasar will help him become king. To Khal Drogo, Viserys gives him Dany and Drogo promises him a golden crown. Viserys wants Drogo to fulfill his promise immediately, and he becomes very brash and arrogant to the Dothraki. Viserys finally threatens to kill Dany's unborn child if Drogo does not deliever on his promise. Khal Drogo is not a man to threaten. He melts down his golden belt and crowns Viserys with the molton gold. Khal Drogo fulfilled his promise but in an unconventional way.

This Promise is made just as Drogo's life is about to end. He dies before he can fulfill his promise, however his name sake comes into Dany's life to keep the promise he made her. Drogo's death, Rhaego's death, and the Maegi's death bring about the birth of Daenerys' dragons. Dany names the strongest among them Drogon after her Khal. Drogon is as strong and fierce as Drogo was in life. Drogon becomes the way that Drogo's promise is fulfilled. This shows the power of Drogo's promise. What Drogo has promised to give, Drogo will give, but in its own time and own way. Drogo's promise is being fulfilled in Drogon and his brothers. Daenerys' dragons are born to help her reclaim her kingdom, and to fulfill Drogo's promise. Once again Drogo's promise is fulfilled but in an unconventional way.
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