i dont believe he will. I personally believe that arya will get the final dragon egg for several reasons. first, her magic and her eyes are green, as well as the dragon egg. Second, at the end of Brisingr, she and eragon are talking about how they are alike, and that would make them more alike. and third, since the last dragon is male, that way eragon and arya can screw, and so can saphra and the green one ;).
I think it will be either Arya or Roran who will become new Dragon Rider in the Inheritance series, although, i hope it is Roran, he would be more powerful than Eragon as a rider, however, maybe not at magic.
Yes, because he is a Dragon Rider.
Roran is Eragon's cousin in the book series "Inheritance Cycle" by Christopher Paolini. He is a key character who plays a significant role in the story, especially in the latter books where he becomes a strong leader and fighter in the Varden's army. Roran is known for his bravery, loyalty, and fierce determination to protect his loved ones.
Characters: Eragon, Roran (Eragon's cousin), Arya (elf who got the egg to Eragon) Saphira (Eragon's dragon) Brom (storyteller/dragon rider/Eragon's dad), and galbatorix (main antagonist).
roran will be the new king, arya will be the new rider.
no murtagh is and his red dragon thorn
He is possibly Sloan, Eragon, or Roran.
IN ELDEST ERAGON FINALLY LEARNS THAT MURTAGH IS HIS BROTHER. ALSO RORAN'S FUTURE WIFE IS KIDNAPPED BY THE RA'ZAC AND RORAN AND THE REST OF CARVAHALL GO TO THE BATTLE FIELD WHERE THE VARDEN AND ERAGON ARE FIGHTING. MURTAGH ALSO GETS HIS DRAGON. IN BRISINGR RORAN AND KATRINA MARRY, OROMIS AND GLAEDER DIE, AND THE VARDEN TAKE OVER FEINSTER.
christifer egan
He worked at a mill.
Well, there are two different kinds of the book Eldest, one is thinner but longer and the other is smaller, the page that Roran finds out Eragon is a dragon rider is 949 in the smaller book.
There is not a song for Roran in Eragon, because in Eragon, the first book, Roran isn't that important of a part. He doesn't fight or do anything important. He's barely even brought up, other than in the beginning. The story about the guy with the hammer is about a whole different person, but that story is the reason Roran starts fighting with a hammer in the 2nd book.