How Do You Think Myriah's Personality Will Be In I Will Fire An Blood?

How do you think Myriah's personality will be in I will fire an blood?

This is such a late response, my apologies! This is also purely speculatory based on the little canonical information we have.

But god do I hope she is bold, unflinching, confident, arrogant, kind, clever and regal.

If I remember correctly Myriah was the eldest. She was meant to rule, and likely had that expectation. She gives up her right to Dorne to become the Queen of all the Seven Kingdoms and that must have stung a bit right? While also being a huge undertaking.

There have been many Queens in Westeros but Myriah is the true First Queen of The Seven Kingdoms. However becoming this Queen also involves marrying into the family that has attempted to subjugate your people since the first Aegon! How appalling must that be marrying to a family that felt superior to you and entitled to your land. This bizarre inbred family that is no longer the powerhouse they once were on the heels of the war that cost them their dragons and yet they've learned nothing. Myriah joins their ranks at such an interesting political time. She's meant to usher peace and prosperity but how do you do that when everything is working against you? The grandson of Rhaenyra Targaryen just died attempting to subjugate her country once more and was killed under a peace banner. A loss that demands blood and causes outrage - despite the fact Daeron the Young Dragon lost over 10,000 lives trying to control a land that didn't belong to him.

Baelor the Blessed is instrumental in creating peace arranging her very own marriage alliance her own son who was meant to be one of the greatest kings is named after him but Myriah is also from a land where women have always ruled and Baelor's three sisters are imprisoned against their will. I think this would have caused a great deal of distress for Myriah and I think she would have held a great deal of pity for Daena, Naerys and even Daenerys. I think she would have tried to bring more women into the fold at court and into positions of power. Something we do know is canonical in the fact that Daeron's court was disliked for being progressive/intelligent, pro women and pro dornish. Elaena Targaryen was an unofficial master of coin for Daeron II and Myriah and famously sided with them and not her sister's son. Myriah was also a Princess & Queen to be under a father-in-law who attempted to take her country again even after her marriage to his son. I honestly can't begin to imagine the amount of strife this would have caused Myriah and I can't imagine she didn't have to swallow insult after insult from Aegon VI. I almost wonder if some of the Targaryens after the Dance, Aegon VI, Daeron The Young Dragon, Daena the Defiant - were desperate to get back some sense of superiority after their house lost the source of their power. What better way to do so then by enslaving the land that Aegon and his sisters couldn't with even dragons. What better way to prove themselves real dragons? To prove their superiority? When they've been reduced to normality - It must have ached them. Mind you this is the court Myriah would have had to contend with. This is all without even going into the fact that she and her children were considered unworthy for not being white pale blonds. Her husband is reported to have treated his half siblings well and yet they still go to war against her Queenship and the right's of her children. I think she would have had to be a spectacular woman to survive and thrive under the circumstances she did. I am extremely excited to learn more about her and I truly hope she and Daeron have a healthy marriage despite so many things working against them - Which going off what we know it appears they did.

The Queen in The North

People are always telling Sansa Stark their secrets 

EDIT: for all my effort to get the outfits right, I totally forgot Sansa had dyed her hair

I do not deny that the greens have oversold the love speech to Helaena. But to believe that this love of the people does not exist, when Helaena is inspired by Elia Martell to whom her people do not stop crying out. Apart from that as a person in a country where there are conflicts every 7 months, it is easy to side with the greatest loss (if your son is beheaded in front of your eyes, it is a greater trauma than dying on the road, even if it sounds ugly to say it ) Rhaenyra had more support than Aegon and Aemond at the beginning, but the fact that at that time in the eyes of the people she had done questionable and cruel things cost her her political career with a versus against Heleana.

little bird 💙

Orphans of the Greenblood:

They are the descendants of the Rhoynar, who fled in Nymeria’s ten thousand ships to Dorne, but refused to assimilate into Dornish culture. The orphans still mourn the loss of their distant homeland in Essos, and so continue to practice the traditions of their river-faring ancestors. They consider themselves to be “orphans” as they are of the Rhoynar and have been orphaned from their “Mother”, the river Rhoyne, which in their faith also holds a divine status. Therefore, they also identify the river as “Mother Rhoyne.”

The orphans live on rafts along the river Greenblood. It is said that when they first came to Dorne, they built their smaller boats from the burned carcasses of the ships they used to cross the narrow sea.

The orphans of the Greenblood pole their boats up and down the river and its tributaries, fishing, picking fruits, and doing whatever work is required. Some orphans have been known to sell cloth and spices up and down the Greenblood. They dance and sing on the river, and are also said to have great knowledge of the healing arts, curing warts and producing the best midwives. They speak the Rhoynish language, though in secret after it was banned by the Red Princes.