That's right, I said it. Targaryens are all about that dragon life, and even though Dany is the first in a long-ass time to actually be mother to any, Targaryens are the only house in the Seven Kingdoms who know anything really about the fire-breathing "pets."

People who would be in House Targaryen would definitely know if there is any solid evidence for this particularly hot theory, making Jon Snow a Targaryen by birth, but with all of the evidence piling up, I think it's safe to say that at the very least, we'll have some answers this season.

The Targaryens are well known for their many generations of fair hair, and while we've only seen Dany and her brother so far, we can agree that the hair seems to suit them too well, being a nice change from the golden blonde of the Lannisters and the darkness of House Stark.

Those who would be in House Targaryen know all about the seriousness of insanity and never-ending mind games because they know all about the mad king as his reign of terror over Westeros. Because of his madness, he was a reckless king, going so far as to kill Ned Stark's father and brother during his reign, much unlike the merciless but firm leader we see in Dany.

I know, I know, everybody just wants to be a Targaryen. But this is yet another in-depth theory that challenges the legitimacy of a characters, in this case Tyrion Lannister, and whether or not he was Tywin's true son. Which, if it is true, would explain some of the total hatred the man felt for him his whole life.

Targaryens are a house known for their feeling of being godly above all other houses, and generally transcending man. This could be partly due to the fact that they are the only house around who have dragons and also a real claim to the iron throne, which is we're being real, are pretty legit reasons to feel superior.

Because of the Mad King's reign and eventual demise by Robert Baratheon, the Targaryen children fled Westeros long ago, with many hoping they'd never return. As it stands, the fact that Daenerys is slowly making her way to King's Landing (finally, OMG), is a surprise to royalty like Cersei and less than royalty like Little Finger, who, seasons ago, would have never suspected such a return.

Aka, Khal Drogo. Or, you know, Dany's Dothraki king husband who started out treating her like another slave, but whom she lovingly coaxed into treating her as his equal, which totally freaking worked. If being in House Targaryen means having powers like that, then yeah, sign me up please.

Between Daenerys rounding up the Unsullied and having people like Ser Barristan and Tyrion by her side, she knows the value in surrounding herself with the sorts of advisers that have been true loyalty to her.

Spoiler alert: It looks like molten gold poured over the head of a very much alive Viserys, who could just not STFU when it came to making demands of Khal Drogo. Like, really, bro?

It seems like whatever city Dany and her army travel to, she quickly picks up on their customs and clothing and adapts crazy quickly. When she was the Khaleesi, she rocked the boots, halters, and cargo pants look (that's a lot of look, Dany), and then when she traveled to Bravos, she was easily dressed in the Greek goddess dresses of their city too. So basically, if you belong in House Targaryen, you can make a brown paper sack look good.

Advisers are one thing, since you need them to serve as your counsel, but as far as actual friends go, Targaryens know that friendships can be fleeting. Like when Daenerys found her baby dragons were missing while in Bravos, and found out that her right-hand girl and current BFF Doreah had actually helped in allowing them to be taken. Targaryens know this, if nothing else: Trust no handmaiden.