LB12Diamond said:
Just finished. Based on that last part with Jace and the Queen. They are going to look for other dragon riders.
I have a guess. That one character they keep showing in Kings landing must have Targ blood.
tk for tu juan said:
Didn't need to see Daemon knocking boots with his mom
Aggie_2463 said:LB12Diamond said:
Just finished. Based on that last part with Jace and the Queen. They are going to look for other dragon riders.
I have a guess. That one character they keep showing in Kings landing must have Targ blood.
Are you talking about the light haired blacksmith?
They are definitely 2 different people. They have spent so much time on the blacksmith, though. The plight of the little people is pointless to keep showing unless there is an actual plot reason that is paid off later.AustinAg2K said:Aggie_2463 said:LB12Diamond said:
Just finished. Based on that last part with Jace and the Queen. They are going to look for other dragon riders.
I have a guess. That one character they keep showing in Kings landing must have Targ blood.
Are you talking about the light haired blacksmith?
I don't think the blacksmith is the guy who claimed to be a Targaryen *******. The blacksmith is just meant to represent the plight of the common people.
Unless you are a bookreader who knows more, in which case get the hell off the thread, the blacksmith has light blond hair for a reason I would think.AustinAg2K said:Aggie_2463 said:LB12Diamond said:
Just finished. Based on that last part with Jace and the Queen. They are going to look for other dragon riders.
I have a guess. That one character they keep showing in Kings landing must have Targ blood.
Are you talking about the light haired blacksmith?
I don't think the blacksmith is the guy who claimed to be a Targaryen *******. The blacksmith is just meant to represent the plight of the common people.
redline248 said:
It finally dawned on me why the crazy witch in Harrenhal looked so familiar. She was Sheila the she wolf in GLOW.
That last scene with Daemon...I can't even be sure it was real and not another crazy dream. His dead wife did show up, after all... Anyway, how dumb is that one guy from the feuding family to use the Targ banners after Daemon basically told him it can't be connected to the Queen?
So we are going to get a bunch of randos riding dragons soon. probably. Does anyone remember who the woman was that Rhaenyra's servant went to see? Someone from season 1?
So, this show is about 2 women fighting for power they want or deserve, and at every step they are getting pushed to the back by men. I mean, that is the history of the world until about 50 years ago, but it feels like HBO is really leaning into the idea of dumb old men being chauvinists. Even the crazy girl was whining to Daemon about it. Maybe that's how Martin wrote the story, idk.
Finally, Cole is such a ****. He is trying to act all remorseful for all his bullsh-t, but nobody gives a crap, and I think that's hilarious.
PatAg said:Unless you are a bookreader who knows more, in which case get the hell off the thread, the blacksmith has light blond hair for a reason I would think.AustinAg2K said:Aggie_2463 said:LB12Diamond said:
Just finished. Based on that last part with Jace and the Queen. They are going to look for other dragon riders.
I have a guess. That one character they keep showing in Kings landing must have Targ blood.
Are you talking about the light haired blacksmith?
I don't think the blacksmith is the guy who claimed to be a Targaryen *******. The blacksmith is just meant to represent the plight of the common people.
redline248 said:They are definitely 2 different people. They have spent so much time on the blacksmith, though. The plight of the little people is pointless to keep showing unless there is an actual plot reason that is paid off later.AustinAg2K said:Aggie_2463 said:LB12Diamond said:
Just finished. Based on that last part with Jace and the Queen. They are going to look for other dragon riders.
I have a guess. That one character they keep showing in Kings landing must have Targ blood.
Are you talking about the light haired blacksmith?
I don't think the blacksmith is the guy who claimed to be a Targaryen *******. The blacksmith is just meant to represent the plight of the common people.
TCTTS said:
Loved the final scene between Rhaenyra and Jace, and what it means going forward. Just some great chemistry between the two of them. In fact, I'm really starting to like Jace more and more as a character, which probably means he's about die...
AustinAg2K said:TCTTS said:
Loved the final scene between Rhaenyra and Jace, and what it means going forward. Just some great chemistry between the two of them. In fact, I'm really starting to like Jace more and more as a character, which probably means he's about die...
When she was saying that the blood would be diluted, I half expected Jace to comment that his blood is diluted (showing he knows who his father is) and it didn't prevent him from gaining a dragon.
Yep, anytime a character takes a step forward in personal development they are about to die. This is soTCTTS said:
Loved the final scene between Rhaenyra and Jace, and what it means going forward. Just some great chemistry between the two of them. In fact, I'm really starting to like Jace more and more as a character, which probably means he's about die...
The parallels with the Cold War and the nuclear arms race are interesting. As long as both sides have dragon parity, there is at least a sort of uneasy balance. The rest of the Houses recognize this. But Rhaenyra is about to upset the balance by making more nuclear weapons, essentially. Fascinating!emando2000 said:
To your dragon point. They're afraid but both sides have them. Also, they're accustomed to seeing them but not having them used. In GOT, no one had seen them, just heard stories.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
We should just refer to the blacksmith as Geralt.
AustinAg2K said:
I have been very disappointed in Daemon this season. It's like he got neutered or something. In season one, he had no issue taking a dude's head. This year, he seems afraid to do anything. I get that he didn't want to burn the entire army, but to let everyone walk at the beginning of the episode was stupid. At least he should have had his dragon eat the leader and then seen what the next in line says.
In fact, I would say the dragons are far less intimidating than I would expect. Outside of last week's battle, no one seems to really be all that afraid of them.
tk for tu juan said:
Enjoyed most of the episode. Didn't need to see Daemon knocking boots with his mom or Aegon's armor getting ripped off his skin.
This. They kind of showed a quick glimpse in the preview for next week, but nothing concrete that gives anything away. In ep 5, the woman going to Kings Landing on behalf of Team Black and Mysaria was about to stir some **** up among the common folk when she knocked on that door and the girl that was working the tavern that Aegon had impregnated once upon a time answered. Wonder how the people of kings landing will fare if they do revolt? It could certainly slow down the plans of team greenzap said:
King's Landing revolt is coming. They have been setting that up all season.
zap said:
King's Landing revolt is coming. They have been setting that up all season.
Jace is impressive. He treated with both the Starks and Freys successfully. He is also able to communicate with Rhaenyra in a way no one else can.
It's amazing that anyone in Westeros wants Harrenhal. It's a cursed money pit by all accounts.
Agreed. These Freys just wanted to leverage their position and get more land (Harrenhal.)redline248 said:
From what I remember from Game of Thrones, it was mostly Old Man Walder that was disgruntled and willing to cozy up to whoever gave him the sweetest deals. In general, the Frey house just used their position at the Twins to make themselves more important than they really were. I do not get the sense that the 2 shown last night are as back-stabby as Walder
