With Murtagh and the soldiers gone, Eragon was able to marry Katrina and Roran. His wedding gift to them was a pair of golden rings that enabled them to sense the others' presence and safety, as well as Eragon's horse given to him by Brom, Snowfire.
He has romantic feelings for the elf Arya, but the two never become a couple as he leaves Alagaësia permanently at the end of the final novel. He is also known as Eragon Bromsson, Argetlam, Shur'tugal, Shadeslayer, Firesword, and Kingkiller.
After Fírnen, the emerald green dragon and last of Galbitorix's eggs hatched for Arya, he and Saphira fell in love. Saphira mated with Fírnen after a courtship ritual. Saphira carried Roran, Katrina, as well as their daughter to Ellesméra and then left Alagaësia with Eragon to rebuild the Dragon Riders.
Due to the circumstances of Arya committing to serving the elves as their queen and of Eragon committing to leaving Alagaësia to rebuild the Riders and the dragons in a safe and defensible environment, they knew that they could not be together for a long period of time.
Arya Dröttning was a teenage elven princess and the primary love interest of Eragon in the Inheritance series. She was the daughter of Islanzadí, queen of the elves in Alagaësia. She worked with the rebel faction called the Varden against King Galbatorix, a traitorous Dragon Rider.
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Do Arya and Eragon ever end up together?
By the last book of the series, Arya has begun to share Eragon's feelings. She wants to marry him. However, since she is the new queen of the elves and Eragon is leaving Alagaësia to train the Riders, Arya realizes they cannot be together, at least for the moment.
Eragon wants a romantic relationship with Arya. He does not kiss her, but he does offend her by repeatedly telling her about his feelings. Arya feels that because she is 100 years old and Eragon is 16, they would not be a suitable match. Saphira and Oromis both warn Eragon that his affection for Arya is misplaced.
After much soul-searching, Arya felt that the best way to firmly put her traumatic past behind her, was to start anew. She married Gendry, becoming Queen Consort of the Seven Kingdoms. In addition, her brother Bran became Gendry's new Hand of the King.
With Murtagh and the soldiers gone, Eragon was able to marry Katrina and Roran. His wedding gift to them was a pair of golden rings that enabled them to sense the others' presence and safety, as well as Eragon's horse given to him by Brom, Snowfire.
Summary. Eragon, shocked at being the son of Morzan, tries to do some good by tending to the wounded. He meets with his friends, and scrys Katrina for Roran after Roran punches him in the jaw and the two make up.
Thus, Arya becomes a Rider with her dragon named Fírnen. Near the end of the book, Arya reveals this to Eragon, as well as her True Name, while Saphira decides to test Fírnen "to see if he has the iron in his bones, and the fire in his belly to match [her]".
Upon Sauron's defeat, Aragorn was crowned as King Elessar ("Elfstone", a Quenya name given to him by Arwen's grandmother, Galadriel), and he married Arwen at midsummer.
Katrina Ismirasdaughter was a villager from Carvahall; who was the daughter of Sloan and Ismira, and the granddaughter of Alden. She joined the Varden and married Roran.
They do fall for each other in the end but they never end up getting together. You should keep on till the last book, Inheritance, because that's when the "friendship to love" thing happens between Murtagh and Nasuada.
Originally, Eragon was supposed to be the first in a franchise based on Paolini's Inheritance Cycle book series with Fangmeirer shooting both Eldest and Brisingr back-to-back. However, following the poor critical reception of Eragon on its release, and its box-office performance, all the planned sequels were cancelled.
Eragon kills the second Ra'zac and carries Sloan away from Helgrind. Eragon searches Sloan's mind and accidentally learns Sloan's true name, which he uses to magically control Sloan. Eragon orders Sloan to walk to Ellesmera where he will be cared for by the elves, but he will never see his daughter again.
The second episode of “Game of Thrones” Season 8 ended with the Army of the Dead ready to attack Winterfell, but the only thing most fans were left talking about was Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) losing her virginity to Gendry (Joe Dempsey).
Her loss of vision was a punishment from Jaqen H'ghar after Arya took the life of Meryn Trant—a life that Jaqen claims belonged not to Arya but to the Many-Faced God. If the penalty sticks, it could spell serious trouble for the Faceless Men's new apprentice—and for Williams' daily preparation.
Why doesn't Eragon and Arya come together in the end the Eragon series? Because Arya loved Eragon but she was never in love with him. Think about it, Arya is over a 100 years old.
He and Arya visited Eragon before her coronation announcement, and also stayed with him until his departure to find a new land, where Eragon would raise the dragons and train the Dragon Riders. Shortly after meeting Saphira, Fírnen mated with her.
Following suit of several other fantasy reboots, Disney is developing an Eragon series based on Christopher Paolini's fantasy saga, The Inheritance Cycle. Eragon and its sequels follow the title character Eragon, who discovers a dragon egg in the forest near his home and becomes a rider bonded to the dragon Saphira.
