Has this episode felt OOC? Or is it just me? I personally feel like most of the characters acted strangely? Or rather the writing felt off and sped up?
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Has this episode felt OOC? Or is it just me? I personally feel like most of the characters acted strangely? Or rather the writing felt off and sped up?
Ok that Alicent & Aemond scene was CRAZY
Alone. Alone amongst many people. Many people and I know none of them.
What could've been.
i genuinely don't consider rhaenyra getting her period in that episode to be misogynist or that it shows her to become a hysterical woman because of it. i think it's just an acknowledgement of yet another situation rhaenyra finds herself in where she's trying to hold a traditionally masculine position and feels betrayed by the physical reminder that she wasn't born a man, similarly to the scene in season 1 where she goes into premature labor while all the men in her council are discussing plans for war without her. the reality of being someone who menstruates is that it can happen at inconvenient times when you're trying to do something important!
anyway I stand with Rhaebyra’s plan to burn everything to the ground 😌
No money, barely half a council, sea routes fucked, food scares….girl was destined to fail 😭
Girl burn them all
they really went all in with the spooky music this episode
Istg
In the book, Rhaenyra agrees to legitimize Addam and Alyn almost immediately after Corlys asks. However, the contexts are very different. In Fire & Blood, the accusation that her sons are bastards is largely a political weapon wielded by the Greens to undermine her claim. Book!Laenor is white, and Rhaenys is described as having dark hair, so Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey inheriting darker features is not, in itself, suspicious. While the text implies that Harwin and Rhaenyra shared a close relationship, the rumors surrounding their children are far more subdued and never carry quite the same weight. The show deliberately alters that context. By making Laenor black, the question of the boys’ parentage becomes visually obvious in a way it simply was not in the book. Consequently, legitimizing acknowledged bastards would pose a far greater political risk for Show!Rhaenyra than it did for her literary counterpart. Her hesitation, therefore, is not necessarily a contradiction of her character but a response to a significantly more precarious set of circumstances.
Did Daemon say he wanted to take Dorne, Essos and the Free Cities?
My stream was kinda lagging that's why I'm asking
But if he indeed suggested that - WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK
HE WANTS EVERYTHING
Now I know where Dany got it from 😂😂
So……nobody questioned what the fuck happened to Tessarion…
Istg no logic behind that, would the dragon not try to follow her rider?
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON | Season 3, Episode 3 "Rhaenyra Triumphant"
What the actual FUCK WAS THAT CORLYS???
Does anyone know where we can watch the leaked episode 3?
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