Oh crap - I totally missed that point - being shocked, oh dear the king is going to go mental on everyone responsible.. those two dudes are going horribly, no way they make it out.

@@alastairwallace6153 Helaena probably won't tell, she probably doesnt care with her being the way she is

@@WerewolfRiver cry about it lil bro daemon > ur fodder green team

Which is ironic because the dragon mourning stuff happened to vhagar and dreamfyre

i think Syrax just felt Rheanyras pain. We all know that the bond between dragon and rider is strong. We havent seen much if any maternal bond between dragons on the show. And if a rider wishes, they can set their dragons on their own offsprings. So it makes much more sense for Syrax to be feeling the pain of its closest bond rather than some egg it popped out many years ago.

@@rexibhazoboa7097 What does that have to do with HBO giving the moments that happened to the greens, to Syrax

​​​​​@@Drpavel564 So, you're trying to say, that in the books Lucerys and Arrax didn't get killed by Aemond and Vhagar, or what?! And that Syrax isn't the mother of Arrax in the books?? ^^ I don't really get what point you're trying to make here. If a dragon on the "Greens'" side can mourn the death of her relative, why can't a mother dragon on the side of the "Blacks'" mourn the death of her baby? Why shouldn't they show this...even if it isn't specifically mentioned in the books?? Things do get switched around/ (slightly) changed sometimes, when books are made into movies...that's quite normal. And in this case it's even more understandable, since "Fire and Blood" is INTENTIONALLY written from different perspectives of people who support/ are influenced by either one side or the other, so that at the end of the day, nobody knows for certain what really happened/ how it really happened. So, just stop crying about it. And btw that's something, which can be said for all the book readers, who just repeat what one of the people, who G.R.R. Martin PURPOSEFULLY painted as unreliable (because NOT impartial), stated in "Fire and Blood", as if it were undisputed facts. These people just seem to really not understand how history and written "reports" from those time periods work(s). Remember Martin took his inspiration for the civil war between the "Greens" and the "Blacks" from the "Wars of the Roses" in 15th century England, which was also fought between two branches of the same noble (royal) family: The Plantagenets. And historians can still to this date not say how exactly some of the events during this war really played out, because all written documents from that time have been written by members/ followers of one side, or the other and as a result of this there exist many conflicting "reports" and hundreds of years later often it can't be determined which of these writers (if any) tell the truth of what happened. And i think that's the whole point Martin wanted to show by writing that book in this specific way: That you can't just trust what somebody has written down about past conflicts, because they might be (and often are) strongly influenced by one of the opposing factions.

@@renalareveuse2155 Im not reading any of that as soon as I saw what you wrote in that first sentence

Throughout??? I saw him once, when Cristin Cole an Alicent was entering the council room

@@stevemarshall3508 So did I, but then I was informed that he appears in the scene where Aegon hears the petitions in the throne room. Look for the wide shots.

He also mentions Alicent's mother to manipulate her

You can see as the dog runs away its tail is wagging. I bet the handler was shaking a bag of treats

Lol I was baffled that people were more upset that a dog was kicked than a baby was beheaded

Because they failed to develop Jaeherys as a character or flesh out his relationship with Aegon. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@amurderofbananas7449 If you need character development to fully mourn a brutally murdered child then the failure is all your own.

People were more upset about the Strong boys being called what they are. Bastards.

idk what you meant to do, but that sir, is a spoiler

Or Laenors along with his brother Addam… Corlys is more likely tho

The actor that plays Allen is the lead on raised by wolves btw

@@mizzy5193 Which would mean Laenor was fertile. So what was the reason that prevented Rheanyra and Laenor from having kids?

@@rexibhazoboa7097 uh the guy was gay

there is no rumors, the book is finished. ya'll just spoiling the show

I agree but it's bout that time

actually for this show it is what makes the show because the dragon battle episodes are the best fights in asoif history and if done right will be some of the best ever done in television.

Meeee😭😭😭

Those of us who know: I understood that reference.”

Be careful, fake ass Kyle Katarn here might get triggered you’re talking shit in Disney. They pay his bills after all

And one of the most battle tested.

Yeah, Vermithor is actually the second biggest, along with Silverwing

@@svl_93 yes silverwing and vermithor are great, a wonderful couple. i for one am excited at the prospect of seeing the wild dragons. grey ghost was my favorite, but the cannibal will be insane to see, i think he’s the real second biggest dragon

That makes no sense. Cole was obviously not the one on night's watch (Kingsguard need to sleep too, so the watches do change) and in any case he is Alicent's shield by default, so he would have been guarding her (or the king himself), not Helaena.

The naming conventions reflect history. Most of Englands kings are named Edward, Richard and Henry.

Not the Kingsguard. The Gold cloaks of the city watch

@@proudsaiyanprince2651 Lol that's what I meant wrong cape color loo

Of course he’s not, no one ever prepared him for this role lol. He was never the heir. Aegon’s young and inexperienced, though he’s definitely leagues better than the likes of Joffrey.

He isn't as cruel as Joffrey, He's definitely dumber than him too.. I do get a sense that even if groomed properly.. he still wouldn't be a great king..

@@JPak-wu9dv It’s hard to say. I don’t think Aegon is dumber than Joffrey, but he is very impulsive and quick-tempered. He’s way more courageous than him, but looking at the hypothetical is tough because so much of who Aegon is now goes back to the way he was raised. I imagine he’d be an entirely different person so, I couldn’t give you a definitive answer on that 🤷‍♀️

He's definitely not cut out for the job but he was never suppose to be. He's 6th in line after Queen Rhaenyra and her children. She was raised for it and trained while he was off graping children. His ineptitude was the comic relief of this episode though. The actor is doing a good job

@@JPak-wu9dv aegon is not dumber than joffery lol the reason he defeated rhaenyra was his smarts.

He was never included in the council room talks when he was younger, and he doesn’t want to repeat his father’s shortcomings. It’s misguided and inappropriate based on the age, but I love the fact that they showed Aegon’s other side in this episode. Because he’s pretty awful, but they showed a depth in this episode.

The well is poisoned with a lot of these people but they NEVER criticize Rheneyra’s dumb choices

@@proudsaiyanprince2651 Lets be honest, the show has done nothing to let people know about Rhaenyras incompetence. Theyll put it all on daemon(doesnt matter because people think hes badass) and then they'll praise rhaenyra for being perfect. Everyone on Team Green gets shit on because Condall wants people like the Burlington Bar to clap like seals.

Seriously. The King AND the audience were angrier about 2 bastards being called what they are over a child almost being murdered.