In the opening on the wall when Cretan Stark is telling Prince Jacaerys about the time his father brought King Jarhaerys and Queen Alysanne to the wall and they watched as their dragons would not fly past it?
That was a nice little slap in the face to the late seasons of GoT. And I loved it.
Originally Posted by Raiderhater:
Did anyone else catch
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In the opening on the wall when Cretan Stark is telling Prince Jacaerys about the time his father brought King Jarhaerys and Queen Alysanne to the wall and they watched as their dragons would not fly past it?
That was a nice little slap in the face to the late seasons of GoT. And I loved it.
I didn't catch that but why is that a slap in the face? [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I didn't catch that but why is that a slap in the face?
Because Daenerys took her dragons North of the Wall in season 7 to rescue the Westerosi Avengers.
I believe he’s suggesting that her dragons should have refused to fly North of the Wall but B&B just didn’t give a shit enough to stick to the established lore. [Reply]
They flew a dragon across the wall in GoT, it even got taken down by the Night King’s forces and turned into an ice zombie dragon.
Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
Because Daenerys took her dragons North of the Wall in season 7 to rescue the Westerosi Avengers.
I believe he’s suggesting that her dragons should have refused to fly North of the Wall but B&B just didn’t give a shit enough to stick to the established lore.
Ahh I forgot about that part of that disaster. Makes sense now. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
Because Daenerys took her dragons North of the Wall in season 7 to rescue the Westerosi Avengers.
I believe he’s suggesting that her dragons should have refused to fly North of the Wall but B&B just didn’t give a shit enough to stick to the established lore.
In the book it says aegon the conqueror flew his dragons to the wall but they refused to go father. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
I’m familiar with Blood & Cheese. Thankfully I had forgotten about it up until Blood walked into the room with Cheese holding Halaena at knife point.
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I don’t think the younger brother is even in House of the Dragon, though, is he?
I think you're right, but they've done a poor job with not explaining and/or showing the children for both sides. [Reply]
There’s one very intriguing monkey wrench that the tv show’s course of events for Blood and Cheese throws into play that the books did not.
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Otto had just told Cole to return to his post which is guarding the Royal Family and instead he was bangin Alicent. I’m definitely interested to see how this is going to play out. Will Otto find out and collab with Alicent to protect Cole? I assume the Queen will squeal, but if she follows the book route and goes off the deep end, no one will believe her. Can’t wait. For once, maybe not following the source material will be for the better.
Originally Posted by arrowheadnation:
There’s one very intriguing monkey wrench that the tv show’s course of events for Blood and Cheese throws into play that the books did not.
Spoiler!
Otto had just told Cole to return to his post which is guarding the Royal Family and instead he was bangin Alicent. I’m definitely interested to see how this is going to play out. Will Otto find out and collab with Alicent to protect Cole? I assume the Queen will squeal, but if she follows the book route and goes off the deep end, no one will believe her. Can’t wait. For once, maybe not following the source material will be for the better.
Keep in mind that "the source material" on this one is a book that was written as a historical treatise by a Maester. So there are not first-hand viewpoints.
The show is actually providing more insight into motivations, for once, than books can. Kind of cool. [Reply]
Originally Posted by duncan_idaho:
Keep in mind that "the source material" on this one is a book that was written as a historical treatise by a Maester. So there are not first-hand viewpoints.
The show is actually providing more insight into motivations, for once, than books can. Kind of cool.
Did you power through that book? I could not do it. [Reply]