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Also, what is the point of showing him find the coin? Payoff in a later episode?
Let him know he was the target.
Also he picked up the coin put it over his eye and looked into camera for foreshadowing. Coins over eyes is a sign of death
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Let him know he was the target.
Also he picked up the coin put it over his eye and looked into camera for foreshadowing. Coins over eyes is a sign of death
Unseen footage of Criston rehearsing when he was supposed to walk in front of the procession.
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I don't really see the Criston and Ross thing, but it is funny.
Oh, man, I didn't realize you were blind.
I guess that does at least explain your love of the prequels and the Fast & Furious movies.
I guess that does at least explain your love of the prequels and the Fast & Furious movies.
It's definitely the angle of a picture and/or hair length for Ross.
Here is Criston's first reaction to hearing of the child killing:
Here is Criston's first reaction to hearing of the child killing:
Criston when he hears the attempt on Rhaenyra failed.
Criston when Otto started yelling.
Criston after Rhaenyra declines his offer to escape the crown.
Criston failing miserably at getting Allicent to guess "dragon" in charades.
Criston Cole’s Hand of the King resume pic.twitter.com/0QvoRTpDr3
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Lol!
Criston getting smeared everywhere.
Criston getting smeared everywhere.
I was head coach for a boys basketball team. Can I coach at the NBA level?
2025 sure started off with a bang.
I feel like Criston is close to entering Top 5 villains for GoT and HotD. Joffrey/Ramsey/Cersei are pretty solidified but theres a case he could get up to 5-6 after this season
Interesting thought, because so far I think it's hard to really say who is a villain. They are all kind of bad, yet sympathetic. The gimpy guy is for sure a villain, and Daemon is definitely not a good dude. Otto lives in the morally gray, and Criston is a major league d bag.johncAG said:
I feel like Criston is close to entering Top 5 villains for GoT and HotD. Joffrey/Ramsey/Cersei are pretty solidified but theres a case he could get up to 5-6 after this season
I think Criston has zero redeeming qualities tbh.
johncAG said:
I feel like Criston is close to entering Top 5 villains for GoT and HotD. Joffrey/Ramsey/Cersei are pretty solidified but theres a case he could get up to 5-6 after this season
Joffrey, Ramsey, and Cersei are all evil, and yet I love them as characters. Sometimes, it's fun when they win. Criston isn't really evil. He's just a little *****. Maybe closer to Viserys. Someone you just want to punch in the face.
Very few major league d bags doBrian Earl Spilner said:
I think Criston has zero redeeming qualities tbh.
Whereas Aemond is a character I love to hate. He's entertaining and I don't necessarily want to see him die, at least not this early.
Man, Otto really bust out the thesaurus in the scene where he was yelling at Aegon
Aegon at that momentbluefire579 said:
Man, Otto really bust out the thesaurus in the scene where he was yelling at Aegon
The only one I feel bad for so far is the ratcatchers dog. Guy was just loyal and happy and then gets kicked and has his master killed.
Haelena? She's pretty much an innocent, and even Rhaenyra admitted as much. And yet she's suffered the most.
No she chose her side, didn't try to stop the attack, gave up her son, and then ran away without calling for help.
The mothers I know would lay down their lives for their child.
The mothers I know would lay down their lives for their child.
She would've been killed along with both of her kids.
What she did was save her daughter's life.
What she did was save her daughter's life.
Any insights into why Haelena pointed to her son instead of her daughter? Fear for her life, not realizing she had a choice, loves her daughter more, plot development? It seems to me the most logical thing would be to fight and scream to cause a commotion, or save the future heir to the throne. Or perhaps she's so overwhelmed and unhappy in her position she's finding any way to get out of it.
I don't think her daughters life was ever in jeopardy. They wanted a boy and were paid for a boy. If she didn't point him out they would have done a 2 second check to figure it out.
I stand by my claim that ratcatchers dog was the most innocent victim in this whole ordeal.
I stand by my claim that ratcatchers dog was the most innocent victim in this whole ordeal.
They literally said they would kill all three of them if she didn't co-operate.
I agree they should've checked for the boy, but that doesn't mean Haelena should be held responsible for the death of her son like she didn't do enough.
She did the only thing she could do and saved one of her kids.
I agree they should've checked for the boy, but that doesn't mean Haelena should be held responsible for the death of her son like she didn't do enough.
She did the only thing she could do and saved one of her kids.
She's on the spectrum, not sure her response would be typicalCibalo said:
No she chose her side, didn't try to stop the attack, gave up her son, and then ran away without calling for help.
The mothers I know would lay down their lives for their child.
She's autistic. Even in the scene where she's having a panic/distress attack in the funeral carriage I don't think she verbalizes. She also has a shocked expression and reaction to Vaemond getting his head cut off in season 1 but doesn't make a noise there either.rynning said:
Any insights into why Haelena pointed to her son instead of her daughter? Fear for her life, not realizing she had a choice, loves her daughter more, plot development? It seems to me the most logical thing would be to fight and scream to cause a commotion, or save the future heir to the throne. Or perhaps she's so overwhelmed and unhappy in her position she's finding any way to get out of it.
I got the impression she has some sort of power of maybe precognition, so perhaps some reason there why she chose her son?
Earlier in the episode when the king wants the little boy pulled from studies to go sit in with the council, she made some remark about maybe he doesn't want to be king one day? At least, I thought I remembered something like that.
So maybe in some weird way she was saving the little boy from a future fate she saw that was even worse?
Earlier in the episode when the king wants the little boy pulled from studies to go sit in with the council, she made some remark about maybe he doesn't want to be king one day? At least, I thought I remembered something like that.
So maybe in some weird way she was saving the little boy from a future fate she saw that was even worse?
So just because they said it they were going to do it? It was a bluff. The same bluff we see in every movie. They had their marching orders to kill the boy. They weren't going to just kill her and the girl if she didn't point them out.
How was she supposed to know what their marching orders were or that it was a bluff?
And I'm fairly sure that it wasn't a bluff. They were keeping quiet as much as they needed to in order to get away cleanly but I have no doubt that if Helaena threatened to scream they would have killed her and both the kids. Blood was already on high alert because of that one maid that saw him and ran away.TCTTS said:
How was she supposed to know what their marching orders were or that it was a bluff?
These guys aren't Jaqen H'ghar Faceless Men who only kill their designated target, quickly, cleanly, and then leave. They're two commoners, one happens to be an exterminator with access to the target and the other a cop known for his brutality. They almost got away with it too. Blood made it as far as the city gate with the head before he was caught and Cheese technically was never caught. He was only killed because Aegon had all the ratcatchers killed.
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