Killed herself because she was the toxic butterfly all along. 🤦♀️

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Killed herself because she was the toxic butterfly all along. 🤦♀️
I am sorry but what the fuck is an age appropriate lover for old Rhaenyra? Are you saying a 30s years old can’t be with someone in their 40s, are people ok?
The only “inappropriate” relationships happened when she was younger with Cole, Daemon and so on… if she wants to fuck older women in her 30s what is the problem? Oh wait is this homophobia because there is no way in hell someone that loves women would be against old Rhaenyra being a woman kisser, or maybe it is just old fashion racism idk at this point. Yes it’s about Rhaenyra and Mysaria.
Harry Collett as JACAERYS VELARYON in 1x10 of HOUSE OF THE DRAGON
You know, I was already feeling kind of apathetic toward Season 2 of HOTD, but I was still trying to remain positive about it.
And then I read the Blood and Cheese leaks . . .
Oh.
the one good thing about ser harwin strong being dead is that the narrative can't touch him and the writers can't fuck his characterization up anymore
I like Alicole but the repressed dynamic is like 90% of the appeal to me like it’s a courtly love that can never be she’s his Madonna so idk if I like the rumors
HOTD 1x10: First Review
Honestly, I did not expect such differences from Fire and Blood in this episode, like they were afraid to make Rhaenyra another Daenerys (mad queen) or what?
Let’s start.
I really like the opening with Luke, knowing what would happened to him at the end.
I truly share Daemon’s belief that Viserys was poisoned by the Hightower.
Is it me of Syrax could understand Rhaenyra’s pain through childbirth? Like the child was connected to Syrax? However, I was quite astonished that the baby didn’t have dragon features like in Fire and Blood. Also, they haven’t even mention her name, right? No Visenya at all.
I liked the parallels between Rhaenyra and Daemon’s mournings.
It was such a pleasure to see Ser Erryk Cargyll, but I thought he would have make a better entrance, and not like this alone, coming out of nowhere.
Of course, I love the way Daemon crowned Rhaenyra and he was his true and utterly self here.
I almost didn’t recognize Rhaenyra in this episode (of course with her comportment), but also her face, she looked so young, almost like Young Rhaenyra / Milly.
Aegon’s table is amazing, even more with the candles. So much better than the one from GOT. A true piece of art.
Can someone explain to me what happened to Syrax, she hasn’t grown during 20 years, even worse she seemed smaller.
Daemon was excellent in front of Otto. Matt Smith’s performance was amazing again. I will never hate Daemon.
Apparently Seasmoke is drifting on Driftmark, WTF.
It was nice to see Corlys Velaryon even if he was so contradictory (but he wasn’t alone in this episode).
Rhaenyra was way too soft. They changed her too much. Is she or is she not a dragon?! But at least we could notice the differences of education between Rhaenyra and Alicent regarding their children.
Poor Luke, I almost cry when I saw his last interaction with his mother.
Daemon can touch another dragon who isn’t Caraxes? Like this, just by singing to him in High Valyrian? What else has he discovered in Pentos?
Storm’s end court is so empty and dark! We didn’t get any interaction with Lord Borros Baratheon’s daughters such a shame. There were four of them and none could talk, really? And why every one is afraid of Lord Borros? At least, he is smart enough to put a stop of Aemond’s fighting
The heartbreaking moment of the episode was Luke’s death and the down play of Aemond. Why making the Greens so innocent and careless instead of what they truly are ruthless, murders and usurpers!? Why? There is nothing to justify this writing. Aemond is a murder and now a kinslayer. He has dropped the first blood, and he is the immediate responsable of the following murders.
At least, this time the CGI were on point. The way Arrax fly above the clouds was amazing.
And yes, the final scene was the climax of Rhaenyra and Daemon’s relationship. Now their fire burn together and they will be capable of anything (foreshadowing of episode 7). So sad that we didn’t get the needed sex scene just after, but it’s coming... from me. But did you notice that they played their music when they were holding hands until the end.
ps: Ser Harrold Westerling is currently MIA, if you have seen him, please report to the authorities of Westeros. Or maybe episode 9 was his noble exit?
It actually makes so much sense for Luke to answer to Aemond’s “Strong” because unlike Jace he probably only remembers Harwin as this good force of nature in his life (Jace probably does too, but more so as a person than someone to be worshipped. Luke was young enough when he passed that I assume Luke sees someone who could do no wrong). Like… Luke, presumably still in his teens, knowing he’s a bastard but embracing it because his biological father was everything he wants to be. “Yes, I AM a Strong, but I’m not a bastard” because he was loved by both parents. He was loved by Laenor even though he wasn’t his biological son. He was loved by Harwin. He is loved by Rhaenyra.
Luke Targaryen knowing his father is Harwin Strong but seeing no harm in it because Harwin was a good man. Luke Targaryen knowing he has no claim on the throne or Driftmark if he’s a bastard but it doesn’t matter because his father was a good man. Luke Targaryen refusing to be reduced to a bastard because there is nothing wrong with being loved.
I’m sorry I’m rambling I’m very emotional rn