Daemon ("John the Fiddler") Blackfyre II

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    Daemon II Blackfyre was the third son of Daemon Blackfyre. He used the alias John the Fiddler, a hedge knight, while traveling incognito through the Seven Kingdoms and led the brief Second Blackfyre Rebellion. As "John the Fiddler" Daaemon's coat of arms was an engrailed cross in gold with a golden fiddle in the first and third quarters, a golden sword in the second and fourth.
    
    Under the guise of Ser John, Daemon happens across Ser Duncan the Tall and his squire, Aegon Targaryen ("Egg"), while heading to Whitewalls for the tourney that Lord Ambrose Butterwell was having.  During a wedding, Daemon was given a place of honor on the dais, uncommon for someone supposed to be a hedge knight.
    
    After the bedding had taken place, Daemon, still under the guise of Ser John, approached Ser Duncan the Tall and told him about the dreams he was having -- Ser Duncan was wearing a white cloak in the future.  Daemon tried to win Ser Duncan over to his side, but Ser Duncan remained unsure and their conversation was interrupted by Lord Gormon Peake.
    
    During the tourney, Daemon unseated Ser Franklyn Frey and Ser Galtry the Green. After Ser Glendon Flowers was charged with the theft of the dragon egg that was the grand prize of the tourney, it was brought to the attention of Daemon that Ser Glendon had been framed.  Daemon revealed his true identity and gave Ser Glendon the power to defend himself against the charges by a trial by battle with Daemon himself. Ser Glendon, still suffering from the affects of being tortured, defeated Daemon in the first tilt of their joust.
    
    News quickly spread that Lord Bloodraven was marching on Whitewalls to end what had become the Second Blackfyre Rebellion. Daemon tried to inspire the arms men who were within the castle, but they had no intention of fighting for such a weak warrior. Daemon then met the oncoming army and offered to do single battle, but he was arrested instead by Lord Bloodraven. Bloodraven intended to keep him alive to block Bittersteel from crowning Daemon's younger brother, Haegon.