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āAnne Carson.
The "writers are team black/hate team green" crowd has been real quiet in my dms since 3x8 dropped
"Rhaenyra is caught in a web and Alicent is free." ā Geeta Patel
All roads lead to Rhaenicent if you have the vision
it's a search *how to deal with the loss of a fictional character* kind of day
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 3.08: The Treasons at Tumbleton
ALYS & SON // ALICENT & HELAENA
how romantic it must be to be imprisoned in a castle and made to squeeze out heirs
HELAENA TARGARYEN + foreshadowing her death
Just remembered Helaena very likely d-words tonight and now I wanna k-word myself
Wondering if/how the season 3 finale can surpass the absolute world-shattering experience of watching this scene for the first time
alys-as-alicent saying to aemond āi was too young, i was just a childā re: being forced to have her kids. damn alys understands alicent more than most of the people who watch this damn show.
So, will we get proper hotd merch this time or only half-baked funkos? And if we only get half-baked funkos can we get Daeron, Gwayne, Helaena, and Mysaria looking more like herself
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022ā) S01E01 | S02E08 | S03E07
alicent hightower character of all time to me because even when shes doing fuck all in harrenhal i think she so effectively captures this really specific and realistic experience of motherhood that isnt just real and unexplored so thoroughly in fiction but also thematically fitting to the larger story. and its where she doesnt necessarily hate her children or even truly neglect them but rather she is unable to see them as real human beings independent from her and her experience of the world and all of her mistreatment of them stems from that core. they cannot be aegon and aemond and helaena to her they are always Targaryens with a capital T, they are always viserys, they are always rhaenyra trampling duty and sacrifice under her pretty foot, they are always her father telling her to wear her mother's dress and go to the kings chambers, they are always the fear she felt the first time she did so, they are always the blood on her cuticles and most importantly they are always her. they cannot be both real people and all of these things, so they become just all of these things. she has now said this verbatim to helaena ("what's the difference?") but even back in season 1 for example when she slaps aegon she says that he should have thought about the way his behavior reflected back on her. of course this is a very parent-ly thing to say but for alicent its effectively literal. her children are a defining feature of hers no different and no more separate from her than her auburn hair. helaena even frames her relationship to her unborn fetus in the same language, "it's mine". it's all she has that is hers. for alicent it was no different. if her children are the reason for her existence and the source of all of her value to society then of course she can see them as nothing more than an extension of her. she treats them as violently as she treats herself. she hates them the way she hates herself. her disregard for their life in this context is unsurprising. they are literally a limb of hers that hurts and aches and makes her limp and she doesnt hesitate to cut it off when she gets the chance. "whats the difference?" there literally is none
Alicent risking her life a dozen times to make sure Kingās Landing surrenders, sparing thousands of lives. Alicent never letting her imprisonment make her lose hope and planning a whole bunch of escape attempts. Alicent facing her evil son and poisoning him for the good of everyone despite the danger and the guilt. Alicent the Courageous. Alicent the Brave. Alicent the Truest Knight in Westeros.
Everyone referring to Criston as Gwayne's "friend" the way Otto referred to Rhaenyra as Alicent's "childhood companion". Homosexual cathedrals
Apart from that Harrenhal scene, this was one of the best episodes this season (to me!)