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'Game of Thrones' Season 5 Spoilers: Peter Dinklage on Tyrion's Curiosity With Daenerys

Months even before the fifth season of HBO's massively popular fantasy drama TV series "Game of Thrones" kicks off its premiere episode, fans of the show already knew that Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) would eventually meet the mother of dragons, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).

Fans of the series might be curious about what drives the younger Lannister to meet a Targaryen, whose family originally ruled Westeros.

Dinklage's interview with Entertainment Weekly revealded insights about his character and his curiosity towards the last of the dragon tamers.

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"He's curious. He's heard so many stories about this woman. He hears that she's a kindred spirit, someone who's an outsider who's been pushed to the edges, but has an unfortunate, dirty last name. Everybody associates the Targaryens with the Mad King," the actor said.

"He wants to know her in person and is tired of hearing the stories. Varys helps convince him of the reality of her. And I think dragons are a big part of it – everybody is denying the reality of these creatures and certainly Tyrion has as well. But just like Tyrion going to The Wall in season one, he likes to see things first hand," Dinklage continued.

Of course the questions lie on the true intentions of Varys (Conleth Hill) for urging Tyrion to do so.

The Master of Whisperers has been known both by book readers and TV viewers to be a proliferator of conflicting information that at the same time helped save a city from destruction.

"His strategy all along has been about creating illusions of power, of moving pieces around with his hand in it, largely unseen," Vulture wrote.

Can Tyrion really trust Varys?

Find out more when "Game of Thrones" Season 5 returns next Sunday, April 19, with episode titled "The House of Black and White" on HBO.

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