Emilia Clarke plays Daenerys Targaryen in HBO's 'Game of Thrones." (Photo : YouTube/GoT)
Khal Drogo actor Jason Momoa may be hinting a possible return of Khaleesi's "Sun and Stars." In the recent episode showed last week, Daenerys' fierce and courage has again become one of the show's highlights as she drew fire throughout the entire temple of Dosh Khaleen which killed all the Dothraki leaders.
Momoa, who portrayed Khal Drogo in the first season, posted several Instagram pictures with captions that may be hinting on a possible Khal Drogo resurrection. His Instagram posts only seem to have intentions of supporting Emilia Clarke's character in the recent episode. But looking at his previous posts, the Khal Drogo actor wrote captions like "miss you see u soon," "Dan and David see u in Ireland" and repeatedly mentioned "ALOHA DROGO," Bustle reported.
The 36-year-old actor also confirmed he regularly communicates with both "Game of Thrones" executive producers David Benioff and Dan Weiss about the possibility of his character being back on the show and how they miss the company of each other during his interview with The Daily Beast. Though he did mention this, he revealed in the same interview that he is unsure if the resurrection of his character would still fit the show's current storyline, yet he assured there is still a possibility, so fans have to keep watching.
It can be recalled that the horse-lord, Khal Drogo, died in the first season after being wounded in the chest through an encounter with Mago, another Dothraki. The combat was initiated by Drogo himself after Mago called Khaleesi a "foreign whore," killing the other Dothraki easily by tearing his tongue through his throat. Bad fate came for Momoa's character when the simple chest wound festered his whole body making him useless for the whole Dothraki community. In the end, Khaleesi smothered the Khal with a pillow to end his agony.
Daenerys being widowed early, left with Drogo's unborn child, proceeded to burn the Khal's body, places her three dragon eggs and walks into the fire. The event triggered the hatching of these eggs, bringing the first three dragons into the Earth after almost one and a half century of inexistence.
Watch a compilation of Khal Drogo's highlights during "Game of Thrones" Season one in the video clip below.
