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At the premiere of "House of the Dragon", dragon blood runs thick
Besides, we're back. We're all - HBO, the Seven Kingdoms, you're clearly the one who summed up NPR's Game of Thrones if the one that preceded it was so long ago. Here we are all, back to our winged snakes.
I've done a few useful basics to help us get to the right head, but mainly: Spot the Dragon opens about 200 years before the events of Game of Thrones. The Targaryen Dynasty which was now 100 years old was now at its level, with the noble family holding the reins of 10 legendary beasts that were highly studied.
We open in Harrenhal, the massive ruined castle comprehensively embodied by Aegon the Conqueror, the pioneer behind the Targaryen dynasty, 100 years ago. Shoot the Great Council 101 AC, where the heir to the Iron Throne will be chosen.
In this corner: Rhaenys Targaryen, granddaughter of the Master (it's a close relic of her partner Corlys Velaryon, also called Sea Snake - we'll see a lot of it).
In that corner: Governor Viserys Targaryen's grandson stays close to Gemma Arryn, pregnant with their young lady, Rhaenyra Targaryen. (I know, I know — we're not really two minutes later, and at this point, there are Rhaenys and Rhaenyra to fight with. Plus, the way most characters use the platinum blonde long matching hair piece Welcome to the Targaryen Dynasty. Edgar Winter is coming.)
The Great Councils choose Viserys, no matter which way the Rhaenys settle because a human-dominated society is nothing while perhaps not clear in reality.
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Open Credits! Which frankly doesn't make us indulge in a Westeros lieutenant to visit the amazing kinds of fortunes of the various regions that will appear in this week's episode. With everything in mind, we just zoomed in on the legendary three-headed serpent of House Targaryen.
Take this as an indication that the basic House of the Dragon battle will not appear, as GoT did, as aimless limping through a major clash including various ranges and ranges. Here, the front lines will generally be placed within a single family, in several ordinary areas. There is no primary assistant.
We get the view of the legendary monster in King's Landing, which looks somewhat more refined these days. We may be 172 years old already, but the servers in HBO's VFX division have undergone four years of updates since GoT ended, and it shows.
That domed goliath design that runs the horizon? This is not the Great Belor Sabbath, which will not be worked out in a very important time frame. This is the Dragonpit, where you can experience the winged snakes of the royal family.
We meet teenage Rainer and her friend Aliscent Hightower, a young lady of Otto Hightower, the Hand of the King. They're walking around the same balcony in Red Keep that Cersei will turn into a monster Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? Council, many years later.
Once again, the show puts a much more prominent scale for its chess pieces on the board: Queen Aemma is pregnant, and designer Rhaenyra introduces some truly terrible defensive trend "lie down and think of Westeros." Corlys Velaryon warns (I'm telling you!) that part of the Free Cities has formed a federation called Triarchy, and that the chief of naval missions - one of the Craghas Dahar, also known as the Crabfeeder - is liberating the Heartless Stepstones (a development for the islands between Westeros and Essos) from pirates. put a pin in it; will come back.
Enter Daemon Targaryen, the cheeky king - sure, cheeky, no matter - the most energetic kin. He has perched on the Iron Throne, which seems impressively more rugged and dangerous than we remember. In fact, jaw spasm is a risk alone.
Daemon and Rhaenyra reveal first-hand information about each other. We planned to have something else in between, too - and if that bothers you, boy, are you watching an unacceptable show, about an unsuitable family? He gives her a gift, a decoration of truly exceptional Valyrian steel - the same thing from which his sword was made, Sister of Darkness.
Here comes the blood
The ruler has a physical problem on his back that cannot be fixed. He says it's from sitting on the Iron Throne - something straight out of the books that Game of Thrones never had before; It was not planned that the Iron Throne would be a place where anyone could easily rest. Pretty cool cash chests would probably fit in with the details on first aid and hydrogen peroxide.
Could you say you had the feeling that House of the Dragon was, by all accounts, looking rather mild on the GoT gravity level, until recently? Oh my gosh, sweet summer boy. This next advance, where Daemon leads the City Guards (also called Gold Cloaks) as they attack the rickety underside of the King's Landing by keeping their edges cut off in plenty of unwanted undersides, should keep you satisfied for a long time.
The next day, Ser Otto Hightower tried to disgrace Daemon for his reckless act, but the ruler was preserved by Corlys Velaryon, and the master himself, indefinitely. There will soon be a competition that, given everything, completes the approaching birth of the young master, who (the ruler is certain) will be a young man. Lots of blue-blooded visitors. The master is in favor that Daemon's show of force will help protect the people. The devil chimes in before anyone can say “the importance of a golden life,” so this is something to appreciate.
In the brothel-type scene that comes with the handling factory presented in George R.R. Martin's shows, we meet Daemon's sweetheart, a sex worker named Maria, and find that he's been burdened...from a certain point of view, the legendary serpent takes care of him. Earlier, we found out that he is related to a lady from Vale Valley, yet he can manage without her. All this sets the stage for our exhortation as a reliable Targaryen - in this way a very certain man, with platinum-haired tendencies.
Duel rivalry is an absurd and brutal endeavor, mostly between knights who have never known a real clash. Satan conquers Otto's young son and seems very arrogant about it. However, he, therefore, loses to the mysterious and seductive Sir Creston Cole, whom Rhinera offers her endorsement. Remember his name, he will generally appear in what's to come.
All while this is happening, the Sovereign's initiations conceive offspring and end up being bad. The young man is a hacker. The master is brought to her side and they share a sensitive second before he is allowed to completely dispose of her child. (It is interesting to note that the Sovereign is not directed concerning this issue.) The series is honestly looking for this gathering, and is trying to keep watching; If the goal is to remind us how dangerous work, even in a world full of magic, is a piece of expert manual labor.
Sovereignty dies. Soon, her youth—the male recipient—failed miserably, too.
We get a short iota in the customs of the Targaryen internment department, where Rhaenyra trains her winged python to devour the corpses of her mother and relatives. metal in particular.
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Given the setback, the ruler's supreme council is being divided over who should eventually succeed him. Corlys hints at perspective and offers protection for Daemon. However, others, led by Otto, remain aware that Satan is needlessly hasty, unreasonably powerful, and too gruesome for the Iron Throne. (Demon, to the extent that he means it, is Jay Leno-G this social event, or so: he adjusts to. smut drives a commendable car, and wears a lot of denim. Just really.)
In light of everything, other council members suggest Rhaenyra. Basic summary "A..a young woman? On the Iron Throne?" Peek and pearls get a handle and a mono drop. The governor walks out leaving the request unanswered.
Otto talking with Aliscent, the owner too! Energetic! A young woman suggests going to visit the governor in his room. Let's give him... a good ear.
For a start, regardless.
It's gross, sure, but it's important to George R.R. Martin's entire plan. Fish must swim, birds must fly, and parents must exploit their young children.
Adolescent visits the Master, and we gain the ability through the Seven Kingdoms is indistinguishable from a single model railroad: he appears to be cutting a Goliath-sized model of King's Landing out of stone.
Legal Forced Brothel Scene 2. A demon holds a toast to the late baby boy of the ruler, referring to him as "one day's heir." This upsets the master, who quickly calls out Daemon on anything that could contradict the mat.
Relatives exchange knuckles of explosive contempt. Governor Daemon orders the King's Landing to pass and return to his life partner in Vale - and tells him that he is no longer a replacement for the Iron Throne. As in the answer, the Iron Throne quickly gives the ruler another frightening chop.
- In the vaults of the Red Keep, the Governor and Rhaenyra visited, under the colossal move towards the skull of Balerion, the winged serpent that their predecessor, Aegon the Conqueror, rode, as you know, win.
- The ruler tells his young lady that their ancestors should never have parasitized on mythical beasts and that they are an insecure, immutable force, all things considered. Also, after that she kind of sneaks in because she's the new variant of the Iron Throne.
Cut to: The Iron Throne. Leaders of the Seven Kingdoms
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