Daeron Targaryen
Daeron the Daring, youngest of Alicent's sons, fostered at Oldtown as a Hightower squire and cupbearer ÔÇö the best-natured of the brothers, with the she-dragon Tessarion, the Blue Queen.
A soul of House Targaryen, born at King's Landing, sworn to The Greens ÔÇö the King's Party.
The fuller tale
Season Two
The realm draws up for the battles to come: the Hightower host under Daeron, the Lannisters from the west, Cregan's northmen marching south, the Velaryon fleet massing for the Gullet.
How it ends for them
On the page. Fell in the fires of Second Tumbleton (F&B, ch. 7)
Daeron the Daring died at Second Tumbleton, the histories' kindest guess being smoke and fire in the burning camp ÔÇö the best of Alicent's sons, and Tessarion the Blue Queen dying slow beside him.
The series has not yet reached this stage of the war; Daeron's fate remains ahead of the current seasons.
Fire & Blood places his death at Second Tumbleton, in the chaos and betrayal that follows Hugh Hammer and Ulf the White's defection from the greens' cause ÔÇö the histories' kindest reconstruction has Daeron caught in the fires and confusion of the turncoats' camp, Tessarion burning slowly beside him, in what may be the single greatest loss of promise the greens suffer in the entire war.
Their chapters, book by book
Fire & Blood ÔÇö The Dance of the Dragons 1 chapter that name them
Where the page and the screen part
Daeron receives comparatively little screen time in the show's aired seasons relative to his siblings, appearing mostly as a name and a distant presence in the Reach rather than a developed character ÔÇö a gap Fire & Blood does not share, since the book follows his southern campaign in close and specific military detail across its second half.
Their journey
Where the two tellings send them to the same place the road runs whole; where they part, the screen keeps the left and the books the right.