I’m aware of that, but the article uses the capital C.

I think that they try to make Hugh Hammer ambition to be a “spoiler” and “bigger spoiler” team black & green more justifiable. He just didn’t like those royals.

That was Baela! They really don't make it easy to keep these names straight, lol

Vhagar is just that much bigger than any of the other dragons currently in play, and Aemond is just that much better at being a dragon rider than anyone besides maybe Daemon. Rhaenyra is correct to build her strategy around him. That’s what happens when a bullied kid dives into his training and no one else does.

So that rat catching dog was still hanging out by his master’s rotting body in King’s Landing. I need this season to end with him being adopted by someone and living out his days peacefully running around the golden fields of The Reach because he’s the goodest boy.

Balerion was the black dread. If the show is right that Visenya was Vhagar’s first rider, then Balerion should have been even bigger than Vhagar currently is by the time he died at like three hundred years old.

They don’t name Sunfyre though, do they? If he is dead the show could have Aegon claim Grey Ghost or even The Cannibal.

I assumed Cole only thought Sunfyre was doomed and was saying they left him to die because he was taking too long. Could be wrong though.

How do you get Jeffrey Combs for the project, but not have him voice Rorschach? Dude was the Question in JLU, which is the whole basis for Ror in the first place...and it’s not like Titus is a voice/name that brings in more viewers.

I really felt for Maelys. Rhaenys is like “once more into battle, old friend!” and she’s probably thinking like “oh, ok I haven’t roasted humans in ages.” Then when she got there and was commanded to fight Sunfyre she must have been like “wtf is this shit!?”

I dunno, I’d argue that even before the Targaryens most Westerosi were conquered and forced into a governmental structure they didn’t want. It was just that you were oppressed by one of seven or eight more local kings. All the Targaryens did was put a high king ahead of all of them and thus greatly reduce the number…

I am older now (obviously) than when I watched GoT - more emotional instead of more cynical, though.

Really going to miss those knowing looks from Eve Best when someone is full of shit.

Also that was Vahgar that fell on the army crushing people.  The dragon just got back up moments later. 

“her dragon explodes on impact with the ground, wiping out almost the entirety of Criston’s ill gotten army”

What are you talking about? Her dragon fell on the walls of Rook’s Rest, which is actually a positive for Cole’s army. You can leater her Ser Gwayne shouting “Into the Breach”, the breach that was created by the…

Story-wise, it would end the war too soon if he died now. And his dragon isn’t dead. 

Her inevitable death is not in vain, though; her dragon explodes on impact with the ground, wiping out almost the entirety of Criston’s ill gotten army.

Loved the battle so much. And am so glad that Jace and Aemond have more things to do now. Daemon is also finally interesting to me!

I agree, Alicent didn’t have that knowledge so what she assumed makes sense.

I’ve had my complaints about this show but that was a great episode from start to finish.