s03e07 — The Dragon in Winter

SANYA IS ALIVE! I HOPED, I BELIEVED, I WAS WAITING FOR THIS SPEECH OF AEGON
of course, I would like him to be the central character of this series too, like Rainier in the third series, but there is something. I expected too much from pro-black screenwriters. I liked that at least Tilanda wasn't killed, he stands up for his king to the end.

And Alicent's already fucked up, I hope Eamond burns her down.

Poor Sheep-Stealer. He lived quietly, he didn't touch anyone except the sheep, and no one bothered him. Once you believed the man, you had to take off, fight, hide, and now you've hurt everything and almost killed him.
This encounter, however, looked great, very real. I almost expected that we would lose someone.

But in general, for the penultimate episode of the season, little happened here again. We are being brought to the battle of Tumbleton, and we really hope that it will be shown in the season finale, and not like last time.

Will Alice pull Aymond out again? It's getting tedious. Like the whole Harrenhal thing, which is running into the second season.

But Ulf should still be allowed to hang out with his old friends sometimes.

Meme Rainier))

Rainira, who is trying to find out about Helaina's dreams, is stupidly like this in this episode 🤣😅

Would there be some kind of explanation for why Sunfire rose from the dead? Somehow, nothing was brought to this, except for his tears over the corpse.

The Sunfire has finally risen! I've been waiting for this all season, even though I don't understand what they're doing with Aegon's branch, because they were supposed to reunite on Dragonstone after a number of other events, but my God, this scene is creepy! First of all, I was really looking forward to Aegon's speech, which was leaked before the release of the season, and then it became clear that at the same moment, CO would probably get up.
Aegon and CO's connection is my favorite in principle, but this speech is very much, it's a pity that Tom didn't have even more screen time.

I'm sorry, but you've made Dreamfire so scary. The creators needed to rub our noses in the fact that the eggs from which Denis's dragons hatched were definitely not from Dreamfire, and for this they completely changed the dragon. Although I liked the fan theory that Heleina hadn't ridden a dragon in so long that she'd just forgotten what she looked like.🤣

Aegon and Sunfire - my suns❤

Poor Sheep Stealer, it was cruel. And of course, Syrax, who had never fought a war and looked more like a pet, is a real star here.

Or maybe Vhagar will eat Alicent, please.

I worry about these two the most, the tension is building, and the battle is close, and their "uncle-nephew" bond is the most reasonable, touching, though not from books. Serial Dayron and Gwaine are among those who least deserve to carry the crosses of their families. I want to bring them back to Oldtown, where one will just live, and the other will finally fly on his dragoness and grow up with her.

There is such a thing as a Mexican shootout, and here we were shown a Valyrian shootout 😅
🐑🐉🆚👑🐉🌊🐉
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Although of course it's a pity for the Sheep-Radic, but thank you for being alive
, well, here they are, those 3 bloodlines only from the greens, now each dragon again thanks to the awakened Solar fire. Helaine's still sick out there.

"Alicent" is not intentionally "getting closer" to Eamond, but for God's sake, well, not in front of our eyes, please spare🥲

Thank you for having such a bond between Damon and Caraxes, beloved horseman and dragon

Every time I see Alicent in the frame, I squeeze a point from the upcoming clash.

Jane Arryn still added canonical rumors and preferences :)

Most of all, I feel sorry for the dragons, all these battles for power among people and drag the little dragons just to their deaths.💔💔💔

Although it's nice that I correctly predicted the return of Sunfire, the season itself is still quite weak. They even changed their classic series formula, according to which the main event of the season was in the penultimate episode, while the finale was more devoted to its consequences. This season is just one big preparation for the battle of Tumbleton, which will never come (just like in that very gif with the truck). If you also remember that the first two episodes are actually the finale of the second season, then everything becomes quite sad.

As a result, many battles were either shown off-screen or simply omitted (why is Daeron the brave if he hasn't fought yet, huh?)
Again, this dreary storyline with Harrenhal, as if the reviews for the previous season hadn't taught anything at all

I don't even know what will be worse in the end if the finale suddenly stuns with the scale of the events that took place or, on the contrary, does not particularly stand out from the rest of the series, and the most delicious will be left for the last season.

It seems from the conversation between Ulf and Ormund that the former has not gone over to the other side at all, but will create something of his own. Or burn down Tumbleton, or fly to King's Landing, maybe all at once. It would be an interesting move, since the showrunners rewrote the entire original. And Hugh Hammer will remain faithful, it's not for nothing that they spent and combed his hair for a wig.

What is the benefit of Misaria? It didn't help in any way. It was only here that I realized that Daemon hadn't killed the dragonrider, when it was already obvious.
If she's been working for Ormund all this time, then you can still understand.

Absolutely a passing series, except for the brawl of dragons and the resurrection of the Solar Fire, nothing happened, the previous ones still looked good due to the diversity; as far as I understand, it should have been somewhere in the middle of the season, if the finale with the capture of KG had not been cut from the previous one.

If Krigan Stark found out that Queen Rhaenyra was taking her time off....
Will he still keep his promise?

In this episode, the greens rose up from all sides.
The right hand was captured in Thimbleton and one dragon was lured away.
Eamond got a dragon again.
Aegon is recovering from terrible injuries, some kind of poison definitely won't hurt him.
Rainier is already being squeezed from at least three sides.

Rainira, meanwhile, is having problems with her daughter. The master of the coin is also unhappy with Rainier. The sheep Stealer gave her dragons a gentle pat. There are no golden cloaks.
The whisperer rubs all sorts of game against her, setting her up against Damon.

But it seems to me that this "drunk" is playing his card, ingratiating himself into the confidence of being a double agent and betraying the greens at the right moment, proving his usefulness to Rainier. At least I want that twist.

- they won't laugh anymore when they see what you're like.
"Nope.".They'll burn out

Alice cleverly figured out Eamond's mommy issues,
and I told you, Damon should have told you everything about Rayna right away, because now they have a rift before the finale(

Well, why resurrect Sunfire, I was so hoping that the arc with Rainyra would end differently, but apparently there would be a canon.
Well, they messed up with the Sheep Stealer, of course, why couldn't they just add Nettles instead of doing this shit with the Rhine, I hope the dragon gets better and we'll see him again.
Well, apparently Ulf and Hugh will betray the queen after all, as in the books.
Apparently, the riot of the KGB and the Battle of the Oka will be already in season 4. In the end, I think there will be a battle and probably Helaina's death.
Yes, they messed up with the series, I advise those who haven't read the books.

It's sad, of course, to watch all the scriptwriting and discrepancies with the book. But it is what it is.
Of the cool moments, I was very impressed by the "fight" of the dragons. It was unusual to see them fighting on the ground, usually it's like everything happens in the air. We managed to get a good look at the sheep stealer - not as handsome as the others, of course. I wonder why he has such an appearance compared to other dragons. But honestly, his face is even touching) I really feel sorry for the dragons in this universe, even though none of them died in this episode. At least we'll see enough of everyone this season, thank you.
The discord between Damon and Rainyra before the next battle and at such a vulnerable moment for Rainyra is not in black's favor. And so there is almost no one from the nearest council who can be trusted. Misaria also mixes up her own shit, her character is terribly annoying.
I really like the sons of Corlis. Addam was even a little sorry when talking to Bayla, the poor guy was already building dreams with her, apparently. And she has already chosen her older brother, Allen) It's sad to watch Reyna - they just merge the character (although who knows what awaits her now), it would be better to add Nettles so that this was her fate, and not the fate of Lady Reyna. You would have caught a glimpse of the pink dragon in the morning. I hope Corliss survives. Malek got carried away in season 3, that he was an important figure for blacks and generally a decent person.

Alicent, of course, could not be more charming. Honestly, the motives of the character in the series are completely unclear (in the books, of course, there is generally a different character development). How can she betray her own children one by one? This is not at all the same Alicent who was in season 1 and was ready to go to Rainier with a knife in front of Viserys for her children, for Aymond. And then he poisons him. It just doesn't make sense. Her desire to "survive" is far-fetched.
The narrative of Aegon's story has changed a little, I wonder what will happen next and where he will fly from Sunfire next.
Ulf, as expected, betrayed the blacks and joined Ormund. All for the castle, which the dude obviously does not shine. I can just see Ormund giving Driftmark, one of the most important strategic objects, to this drunk. I served my time on the dragon and goodbye...
In general, neither the black party nor any of the green parties are sympathetic in the series. The original plot was greatly rewritten, and many of the characters were added to their idiocy. I'm not taking sides at all right now. Only the side of the dragons, if it could be occupied. It's a pity, their fate is known.:(
We are waiting for the Battle of Tumbleton and the season finale.

Hey, finally, there's something good in this series. Aegon and Sunfire were reborn from the ashes, from dirt, wandering and humiliation. It was worth gathering up the courage and the dragon returned as a reward. Lannister also showed valor, stood up to the end. It's a beautiful scene.
Come on, baby, now burn it. Fuck the whole gang of watering cans, all black, green, blue, all in the furnace. Aegon is our king. Now we are waiting for his triumph.

Aegon and Sunfire are a great moment, in general, this season only Aegon's scenes are normal, and that's because there aren't many of them and the scriptwriters can't add a lot of crap like with other characters. Eamond has been training with a sword all season, and the sick fantasies of kuKondala - the meaning of these scenes? Or Missaria, with that stupid accent, who gets so much time (why?). He himself (kKondal) said that they didn't add Nettles so that Damon wouldn't cheat on Rainier and so that their couple would "work out", but like if Rainier cheats on Damon, that's normal! I don't want to write about Alicent at all, her character is hated by the scriptwriters the most.

Helaine's dragon is also a so-so design, in general, almost the entire series, as we are used to, is a disappointment.

The scene with Eamond and Alicent is just disgusting. Well, she and Damon are so hot on moms.

Under each episode I read: passing. Here's one under each one. I liked the series.
I feel sorry for the dragons.
Misaria is infuriating
Ulf is expected. Why did Silverwing choose him at all

Guys, can I go anyway?...

Rainier and Damon in the Drinking scene were canonically confused again)
Otherwise, everything is within expectations (With the exception of absolutely incomprehensible hallucinations). Unless Corliss thought his dreadlocks would be cut off, but they decided to give him a light touch))
Alice Rivers to Eamond: "Idiot..." Bravo for that)))

Apart from the first two episodes, which were supposed to be the finale of last season, almost nothing happens in the third season. Aegon went back and forth, then he leaves the country, then he doesn't. Eamond is in Harrenhal, and there's a reward for him, but they've only shown one band of mercenaries all season. And Alicent finds him easily, so the question is, what prevented the dragonriders or other mercenaries from doing this repeatedly? The answer is plot stretching. Marinating before the battle for Tumbleton, the Stark troops keep coming and coming. The situation with Rayna and Damon's lies is also a way to stretch the timeline, as we are shown that even with all the pain for Jace Rainier's death, nothing terrible would have happened to Rayna.
There is only one universe, but this series is not even close to the level of Game of Thrones, which is a pity.

Of course, Alicent is a minx.

How everyone keeps manipulating Raineera, and she's glad.
- am I worthy (to be a queen)?
Damn, what should I tell you?)) I just can't.

I really liked the ending, where there was a preponderance on the one hand, but Aegon did not piss
off and was rewarded.

Gwaine is still a favorite, I just want him to disappear with his nephew.

Ulf is so naive
, or rather just brainless.

honestly, the first part of the season seemed good, now I just want
to write the finale and there's nothing special, everything is the same, I almost don't see the development of the most important characters with rare exceptions

It was a good episode, I liked that Aegon was not afraid and acted, what I didn't like was the continuation of Rhaenyra's dubious plan to kill Aymond, firstly, the teleporter was uncovered again, very quickly Alicent found herself in Harrenhal, and secondly, she somehow did not think through where to run after the poisoning attempt, she even There is no escort, Alice made me laugh with her reaction to the falling prince.

Even though I quit the series for season 3, I watch the scenes and scroll through them to know what's going on.
The most interesting episode of the season so far
But again, everything is interesting at the end, and then the next season will start again with a long swing?
1) I'm glad that Rainira didn't freak out to protect her daughter with Damon, but understood him.
2) I am glad that Damon is shown to be more and more human, that he is not exactly a soulless psychopath (yes, he acts only in his own interests, but in the series it can be seen that the Golden Cloaks were important to him, as comrades or wards, and his family as a whole, and Karaksis of course)
3) The scene with Shipsteeler's "murder" is heartbreaking, for some reason it affected more than Jace's death, and in the end they left him wounded to die, they would have finished him off even then (
4) How did Syrax, Rainyra's dragon fly calmly after such injuries? His Shipstiler almost snacked in two there several times, fairy tales(
5) There was such chemistry between Adam and Bayla (I also really like them both as characters and they look good to each other), and when Alan and Bayla kissed OUT of NOWHERE in the last episode, I actually fell out, looked at what was in the book and was generally upset now (Adam was most unlucky here in the series
6) Ormund Ulfu at the end of the episode: "They will see you as you are"
Me: An Idiot?
7) Has Eamond been finished off at last, or is he still warm?
8) Was Corliss killed, or was his finger chopped off as a threat?
9) Is Helena going to fly in the end, or how is the series in general?
And, of course, after reading what happened in the book, I have a million questions about how they're going to cram it ALL into the last season + 1 episode (((Or they'll cut it off clean on Rainier..


At the end of the episode, I just didn't have time to see whose dragon was with Aegon, his Sanfire or is it Ulfa's dragon? And who in general would go to war for such a psychopath in their right mind? (obviously they will, but that's such stupidity)

the end of season 3, and there are already too many undisclosed characters (who are with us even from the very beginning), or who are always shown only from one side, and not as complex human personalities (and as a result, there is no one really interesting to watch, of the multifaceted heroes there are only Damon and Alicent, that's all

Even in Eamond's vision, I'm completely sick of it, it's good that the vision. In general, this babble of his about a new kingdom in the middle of shit and sticks of Harrenhal is, of course, the influence of a witch, but it sounds ridiculous.

It's good that the Sheep Stealer escaped after all, so it will recover. It's a pity for both him and Reyna, although she really is a little crazy already.

The assassin from Alicent, as expected, is in no way.

So there's only one episode left of the season? I think these devils will leave the battle over God's Eye on the scriptwriters for the beginning of the next season, it's sad.

Awesome!
First of all, I thought Sheep-Radish would finish off the royal Syrax, and I watched with bated breath the battle of the dragons in the Valley.
I understood that the wild dragon was injured, but still survived.😬😱

Secondly, Ormund the green spider has already captured the stupid Ulf, but it's true that you can take a man out of a tavern, but not a tavern out of a man.

Thirdly, Alicent got to Harrenhal and crumbled monkshood into Eamond's wine, it was funny when he staggered down at Alice's feet, and she sceptically grunted - Idiot😅

And finally, the SanFire came to life, became as scary in the face as its owner, the Zombie Dragon.

They're pushing for the finale.

I caught myself thinking that it became more interesting to follow Dayron and Gwaine. Plus, the dragons in this episode were pleased with the brawl between the dragons and the return of Sunfire. Well, what a beauty these dragons are.
P.S. Alice's reaction to the fallen Eamond was amused, on the whole - that's right, idiot.

And finally, Rhaenyra was miserably disappointed in the way her father saw the government.

I really hope that we will have time to look at the manner of Rainyra's rule, which is HERS, and not a carbon copy of her father with an attempt not to disappoint his ghostly image.

Otherwise, there's a lot to see! Helaine's dream, Aegon's speech, the brawl of the dragons 😍🔥

I would also like to remove this with Alicent and Eamond, in general, you would have no price 🙈

The series had it all! And incest, and the dragon fight, and the hot kisses of the ladies...
😄😄😄

When will Eamond become a man? He can't live without his mom, and he can't fuck normally without her. He drove his mother to the point where she was ready to poison him, just to get behind. But that's okay: Alice Reverse is a smart girl, she'll fix his brain quickly.

Heleina turns out to be all "flower chickens" only in public, and she herself is not averse to roasting commoners.
And dragons should be ashamed to attack three people at once—I thought they were noble, but they behaved like a pack of dogs.

In short, the series turned out to be interesting. And Aegon, the handsome one, showed everyone who the true king was—proved that he weighed even without a dragon.

Caraxes is like a cat

The dragons are shown better and better every time, this scene shows everyone how he behaves, Syrax does not think and attacks, because Rainira is already on her last nerve, Damon is human and Caraxes is also cute, Alin follows the orders and the dragon follows Syrax and Caraxes. Reyna is an outcast, and that's why the dragon accepted her when she exiled herself in his search.

The baby dragon is alive

And I liked the series. There's a dragon fight, and cute Gwaine and Dayron, and Ormund's latest intrigues, and finally the truth about Reyna, and the resurrection of Sunfire. I wish I could throw out some more fucking Harrenhal and it would be really good. I didn't think that Eamond would ever become a dull character, but bravo to the scriptwriters - they could. And so did Alicent. I'm tired of it... Something interesting is definitely coming with Heleina. And I also disagree with the negative attitude towards the Rhine Line. There may have been another character in her place in the canon, but I personally like how it was reworked to fit Reyna. When she stopped scouring the mountains in search of a dragon and finally straddled it, it became quite interesting to follow her.

The third season is the biggest scam in the history of the series. After a dismal second season and two years of waiting, we were cajoled by the cool, dynamic first two episodes. The finals will be held in a week. What happened during the 5 hours of the series? Uh, about 20 minutes of events. I'm angry, unhappy, and hungry for movement.

Such a great start turned into some kind of melodrama. It's like I'm not looking at Dragon House, but House 2. Some are fighting, others are quarreling, others are whining that life is hard and they don't do anything.

At least the Sanfair episode was good. That's the divine sign that Raineera wanted so much in between tantrums. It's a shame for her as a character, I don't like such twists when they built 2 seasons of a strong hero and eventually just merged.

It's the same with Damon. He reminds me of Morrigan from Dragon age. He was a funny psychopath, he became a caring daddy.

Even Ulf the White evokes more emotions than these two

Alice Rivers will definitely once again pull Eamond out of the dead by giving him her medicinal herbs, where did Alice go wandering alone in the woods?
The sheep-stealer was given a lot of bream (( The Sanfire appeared very epically!

I'm glad that Sunfire is alive, but I was still upset about the burning of the army. What did Aegon do to deserve such a devoted friend? After all, it was precisely because of his thoughtless actions that he received such terrible injuries! For me, Aegon was and remains a very unpleasant character...

Surprisingly, in this episode, I suddenly felt sorry for Eamond. There is a certain fragility in him, one can see how timidly he hopes that Alicent will not harm him. He even confesses to her that he attacked his brother... That's probably when Alicent decides to poison him. Of course, everyone hates Alicent now, but you know, she didn't finish off Eamond. I think I even hoped that the witch would save him anyway, even though she fled from this house of horrors. I'm really disappointed that the unnecessary sex scene between Alicent and Eamond was given attention, but not to the fears and feelings of Alicent herself, which could be revealed through Harrenhal.

The scene between Rainira and Misaria is neither ours nor yours. Damon and Alicent nervously light a cigarette away from the fire of Caraxes. To be honest, I'm just disappointed that the queen is being manipulated again, and no one is helping her out of this deplorable state.

Oh yes, Helaine was so good on her spiky dragon! Her clothes, the determination in her eyes, Drakaris!

I only hope that the next series will have more advantages.

How annoying Rainier is…

All hope is for the last episode, the season is obviously weak, the beginning was powerful, Jace's death, enthronement, then ... and wait for season 4, there will be all the movement

Well, that's a knife to the heart of the dragon showdown, but that's what it is. He's alive, I hope, a Sheep Stealer.
as the witch called him to the idiots, it's funny
that the greens have such tenacity, including dragons. Well damn it

And so – the penultimate episode of the penultimate season…

Poor Helaina ☹ At first they don't let you watch a dream, and then they demand to tell you about it.…
Does Alicent want to let her guard down– is that why she kissed her son? But hadn't she gone too far, considering the kiss had continued? 🙃 How strange it must have been for the actors to act 😅 By the way, Olivia Cooke is only 3 years older than Ewan Mitchell: 32 vs 29. And Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon) is only 1 year younger than her…
Oh, how! It was a continuation of Damon's mother's dream. At first I thought I was imagining her, but when she spoke, I decided she was real.
Do they carry the traitor's head with them? Probably as proof?
Nettles and ship – Easter egg for a book rider? And proud Damon says "please"? 😮
So you're indirectly involved in the death of the heir, and there's a war going on, and the most dangerous dragon with an unpredictable rider is nowhere to be found. 🙃
I thought the smirk and self–confident stance seemed suspicious, but does Eamond just trust no one?
Oh! Were those commentators right under the last episode that they thought if death wasn't shown, then Deiron should be smarter and not ask questions in front of strangers, and Ormund should be taught that Velaryons are relatives (cousins) The Targaryens (even though they were made dissimilar in the series)🙃
Missaria took the cup as ordered 😂 And started dripping into Raineera's ear against Damon, and you have to understand – was it justified considering his reputation, or did she decide to use his reputation against him to introduce discord and give the Greens a chance?
Was Alice jealous of Alicent? 😅
I wonder how Laris used the situation to get rid of the opponent – "Lannister, you better surrender" 😅And Aegon just matured… And Laris – at least he has a decent excuse...
"The dragon won't listen to me, so I'll look for the biggest, oldest and most dangerous dragon on him." 🙃The fact that she said in the first place that she would kill Weigar, and not "I understand that I can die, but what can I do"Again, pride is still speaking. But the commentators of the last episode were right – it could be said that Reina had just found and saddled a dragon, and it was very smart to arrange a showdown in front of a wild dragon when even the tame ones would not obey And none of the owners shouted stop.…
And now Missaria's friends have decided to turn their backs on her?
I wonder if Alicent put poison in both glasses, so that she could be sure and/or drink a little herself, saying it was supposedly safe if she said anything? I understand that I couldn't or wouldn't risk myself to try to stab him with a knife at a weakened moment, but was there really no way to lock the door from the outside? Something to cover up… And where will he go and how will he get there?
The poor maid – I don 't think she wants to hear a marital dispute .
Interestingly, the remaining minutes of this episode are unlikely to explain the dream, but will it be told in the next one? Or, considering that season 4 will be the last, will we find out its meaning then?
I wouldn't be surprised if Missaria gets offended and decides to betray. And interestingly, she said "anticipation of great victory" and not verge. On the "cliff" of victory, not on the "brink". And even though you're technically right that Damon is unpredictable, you can see how much she believes him, despite his arrogance and manners. So maybe just keep an eye on him and don't say anything without certainty and proof? And here she is again, taking advantage of the queen's momentary weakness, which makes me wonder if she is jealous of Damon and is therefore trying to remove him, and does she really love the queen, or is she trying to warm up a safe place for herself? And was this the idea of the scriptwriters, or, as in season 2, did Emma D'Arcy want to? 🤔
Does Aegon not hear the dragon in his self-confident speech? 😅
From a distance, it seemed as if the flames might engulf Aegon as they moved further to the right, but from a close angle, everything settled down 😅
However, it would be interesting to know what insiders are saying – Sunfire's death was planned from the very beginning as a lie, from the very beginning it was intended only to whom? Or did readers' anger at the importance of some upcoming events change their minds?
"after our last conversation" - so this is not the first meeting? And when did we first start talking? After Raineera banned pubs? Or earlier? However, it is smart to give one of the important locks to someone who asked for something small: and he will not betray, because the other side will not agree to anything so important, and will serve faithfully after the war. Well, or you can always find time and a way to deal with them – poisoned wine, a mercenary in a pub… And what will he offer the blacksmith? A house on the best hill in the capital and a woman to choose from? Or will he force his wife to return by order? Or will he find out about him and find his wife and captivate her? One thing is clear – always read your allies so that your enemies don't do it for you. 🙃

P.S. The series has finally been viewed, and you can already start visiting the thematic pages in search of memes.

Because of all these readers of the original source, I feel uneasy, because in the series you obviously like Rainier more than Aegon and the whole mutt. Here, all of Rainira's opponents are quite nasty, angry, there wasn't a moment to want to root for them. Aegon is generally one of the most negative characters, the only one worse than him is Kriston Kohl.
Therefore, such episodes, where Rainier's allies fail, are very sad at heart.
although, to be fair, the creators are doing a good job this season to make Rainira feel like a completely lame ruler :)

Chet Aegon is almost the only character that is interesting to watch.

Meanwhile, Vhagar has been living his best life for almost the entire season, flying somewhere, no royal showdowns, they would have left the old lady alone and retired... But no, they'll get her in the final...

Briefly about this series

Of course, the plot of the book was distorted in all episodes. Xs, why do I keep watching this. But the battles are coolly filmed. I wonder if Rainier will also be torn apart by a dragon or if they will come up with something new...

A huge cutlet of dragon manure, which was shown several times, is not the most cringe-worthy shot in this series.

The incredible scripted stupidity that Reyna and the Sheep Stealer and Rainira and Damon and the whole situation, I'm annoyed by this scripted trope that Reyna must die because she flew on a Sheep Stealer and one of the bastards died there and Rainira will definitely execute her well, who came up with this, Martin had the same stupid thing?

The war is going on, well, who cares about the bastard of the dead who died from the curse of the enemy and not from Rainier, the dragon is more important than podzabor

I read that the Nettle was cut out to cut out Damon's betrayal so that the fans wouldn't get upset.

Literally, one of the creators says now on Reddit that

Well, xs, how can you comment on that, what else will they change for the fans, just imagine that Ned Stark won't get his head chopped off for the fans because they like the actor

It's kind of soy, don't you think

Maybe Rainira won't die like a boss girl in the end.

Kapets, how stupidly pale a leech flew into the plot. I've been living up to my name all season, and then bam, experts, tell me, this isn't canon, is it? Interesting, creepy 🤣

Dragon Fight-fire 🔥 🐉

Sunfire- wow wow wow!!! 😮☄️🥹

The fact that Martin took a shower is very strongly felt, it is in the actions of the heroes, as it was with Martin in the Game of Thrones, the heroes performed logical actions for us, heroic ones that we liked and they led to tragic fatal consequences, so the audience liked it, it would seem that everything should be fine, but it turned out just a tin, shock both the awe, I would say, and the cruelty of reality delighted the viewer.

It's as if all the characters initially behave like clowns and it's hard for them to worry, in general, it's already hard for everyone to worry except for dragons, I worry about fictional creatures more than for humans, and it's the fault of the scriptwriters that the devouring creature monsters are more sympathetic to me

Poor dragons

In general, it's strange that suddenly many people started spoiling about Rainier in the comments. It infuriates a little, but it infuriates even more: "Nettle this", "Nettle that"... What the fuck are Nettles? There are no Nettles here. They read a lot of books, and then they can't help themselves.

Suddenly proud of Aegon. his willingness to die hurt. It's changing. and the hysterical laughter afterwards is great)
it raises questions about all these incest stuff about mothers. Do the scriptwriters have any problems with their moms, too? No, I understand that all the problems are from childhood, but not by the same amount.
Ulf and Ormund. That's what Raineera lacks-guile. Ormud's sweet words, ale and companionship on equal terms, the promise of golden mountains were all that was needed. Was it really that hard to understand? Ulf is a commoner, stupid and greedy for everything beautiful and ardent.
in general, I caught myself thinking that I was no longer on anyone's side. green, black. spit. I'm only worried about some of the characters.

Poisoned, Aymond crawls to the witch.
The witch's reaction: "IDIOT!"

How can you have such a beautiful styling in such terrible castle conditions? 🤌🏻😅
I'm not a prude, but the scene with Rainira and Misaria is just too much, something is not appropriate in the plot at all

Ulf is a sucker 😒

Aegon is the best candidate for the throne right now, by a wide margin.
A cool character arc in season 3, you can't say anything.

Even Rainier is so filthy. She's completely out of her mind. That's how she'll take care of Helaine.

Nooo(sheep thief

Ryan Condall continues to show us his wet fantasies with mothers, however, nothing new.

I don't remember how Melpis died. But why did Sunfire come to life, but Meleis didn't?

My heart breaks for the dragons. 💔🐉

Of course, it turned out to be funny with Misaria.
The noblewoman to her: you're going to be a proxy. Do you even have power, influence over the queen? You're just a whore.
Misaria is like, that's right, I'm a whore! This will be my influence on the queen.
And five minutes later, they're already showing it to us.

@Hidji: I laughed when Alice teased Aymond that Targaryen boys always want the same thing. Does everyone want to fuck a mom? Well, fuck it now.

In fact, the scene with Eamond and Alicent would not have looked so cringe-worthy if we had been shown from the very beginning that Eamond is very attached to his mother, and not just wants to have sex with her. And then this strange scene would appear and it would be more or less OK, as expected. And so ugh.

Missaria's scene with Raineera is the most unexpected in the series.😅

It's funny that Olivia Cooke, who plays the mother of Aegon and Aymond, is almost the same age as both actors.

Rainira: "Yerzhan, get up, it's time for work", "All this is done for me... me... me, me, me, me! I'm so fucking important! I'm so fucking important! Isn't that right?". Alicent: “Motherfake's Paradise“, Alicent number 2: ”Motherfake's Paradise". "We missed the Sheep Thief, he disappeared into the crowd at the fair," and Damon put a tracker on him, he knew he would come in handy. Still an ingenious plan: to do something on an uncontrollable dragon) (Rainira didn't even punish her, why was she even killed) The dialogue between two prostitutes at the iron throne is something new and incredibly brave, p-c, it's much better now, Petyr and Baelish, which we deserve... Classic tea with 2 glasses and poison: I ran away here and brought a loaf with me, well, remember, which you love, I couldn't without a gift... Heleina's dreams are very lazily made, I miss Damon's half-delusional dreams... Rhaenyra started to think, unexpectedly, but considering that Misaria is digging a hole for herself, she helps Rhaenyra herself... It was a dark day for the 7 kingdoms - the archers did not arrive on time... That's the thing with Ulf - he could betray, but it's doubtful if he would speak out against it, but let's see what they will prepare for him there.

I only feel sorry for the dragons in this series

Super, Rainira is cheating on the only person loyal to her- Damon-with a suckling Leech. Well, you came to her with a real claim, that is, you yourself voice the obvious - that this whore is setting you up against your husband, and you go to bed with her anyway. I don't understand.

Here she repeats exactly everything after her father.

Cool!!but a lot of things upset me.. In the beginning, Rainira says that she hasn't changed, but I can already see that she's definitely changed, obsessed with destroying Hightowers and stuff like that))I told you that she would find out about Damon's lies anyway, it's clear that he felt sorry for her, but now it's going to get worse..Misaria constantly turns him against her, fell in love or something, I'm damn shocked, took advantage of their quarrel and kissed her so not honestly at all.. She and Damon hadn't had a single kiss during the season, and it was almost over.. Another dragon battle is of course a horror so sorry for them..And I feel so sorry for the Demon, he was so sad after their conversation, I hope someday she will forgive him!

A gorgeous series

Sunfire is finally back. Not out of joy for Aegon, of course, he might already be dying. I just really like dragons. For the same reason, it was sad when the Sheep Stealer began to be extinguished by the crowd. 😢
Reyna, of course, is an absolute drain on the character. It only takes up screen time, the efficiency is zero.
Alicent is still a jerk. Knowing that the gypsy was a meister and a witch, she decided to just poison her son instead of stabbing him. That's right, why do it well if you can do it yourself anyway. And whether he died or not, it's already the letter yu.

Ulf the "grey" rat (ready to sell himself for a drink and tales of a castle with a title) 👑🤡

Eamond and his Oedipus complex 🤔 and the obvious setup from Alicent with a glass of wine with belladonna for a sound sleep 🍷
It was interesting how the scriptwriters decided to draw parallels in similar phrases, gestures, and scenes between Eamond's fantasy at the beginning of the series and subsequent interaction with the real Alicent, and how he tries to dismiss this

As we have already written, it's hard to watch the scenes with the confrontation of dragons, it's a pity, although I understand that these are graphics, fantasy, but still I can't watch their suffering and plaintive whining, I squandered the scene of the clash with the Sheep Thief - fortunately, everyone remained alive

It's a pity for Helaine, who was especially unlucky to be born into the Targaryen family with their royal intrigues, she would have lived happily in the village, raised chickens, raised children.

When Aegon called himself the 6th king of the Andals in his speech (by the way, a good speech, also spontaneous), I thought, "You're not such a two-man, Aegon."

The series is epic, you can't say anything.

I felt incredibly sorry for the Sheep Stealer. It's clear that he's out of control, but damn, he's a wild dragon. It's not that he hasn't had a rider for a long time, he's generally wild. It was clear that it would take time to tame. For training purposes. He took a liking to his rider, decided to protect him, and got a bullet. Reina is dumb, that's understandable. If anything, I should have just flown to Rainira. Not into battle right away. Missaria is a scribe, of course, just like Raineera. I didn't adore her, but now the further she goes, the bigger the game she periodically creates. I wonder if Aymonda (or he's Aegon, those moronic similar names) will this witch be able to come out or not? Usually, to make an antidote, you need to know the poison. And it was nice to see that the Solar Fire was alive. I always feel sorry for the dragons the most. By the way, I don't feel sorry for Aegon, it just seems to me that it happened because of my mother and Otto. All this crap that happened to him. He didn't even want to rule initially.

Eamond is just like that:

I didn 't stop screaming at Eamond 's glitches until the end of Eamond's glitches🤢mammy ishews🤢
The sheep thief was killed for nothing, but it remains unclear whether Damon finished him off or not. Or once crippled, is the dragon considered decommissioned?
Rainier is infuriating. Her scissor-wielding friend is infuriating. This dumb drunk pisses me off. For some reason, I'm happy for Sunfire and Aegon, I've always been more inclined to black, but here, my ass is already burning from them.

At the moment of Eamond's vision, I thought that it was Alicent who had lost her mind from Harrenhal.

I forgot to mark the episode after watching it on Tuesday.
Trying to remember what happened to evaluate, I didn't remember anything until I looked at other people's comments.

1. The Eamond-Alicent scene wasn't as crippy as I'd noticed in my memes before watching it.
It's quite in the spirit of a witch, like Damon's (imho, he had it even worse).
2. The dragon fight is the best scene, but heartbreaking.
3. Rainira's good question is "who do you take me for?" To Damon, when I realized why he had hidden the Sheep Stealer.
Rainier's scene with Missaria is worse than the Aymond-Alicent scene.
4. Sunfire and Aegon are somehow not impressive.

Overall impression: boring.
The end of the season, and nothing happened in it, except that Raineera took the castle and realized that the priest was right, that the crown was a heavy burden.
There is no green or black strategy here, which is what I expected from the dragon dance.
It's just drama and impulsive actions. 🤷🏻‍♀️
Waiting for strategy, battles, intrigues, as it was in the IP, and in the end, it's all banal family squabbles.🙄

What a turn, it's like Bondarchuk's gun
Ulf, you're a rat

Well, I wrote under the first episode that Reina Ebanko and I were fucked up. Well, it's fucking weird. Nothing has changed.

"Run. Run!!!" Matt Smith provided flashbacks from a completely different canon 😁

Alicent's line is an emotional swing. I'm scared for her and from her (although what else can you expect with such an adult), then you exhale, then again.

Thailand is great. It would seem that what's in that crippled Targa for him? But no, he stayed.

Laris was also pleased with the reasonable approach, and indeed, in order for Aegon to be remembered, you need someone who tells the story.

I read a lot of whining about Nettles, and I was pleased with the series' response to this. Now it's clear where she came from in the Chronicles.

Dragons, apparently, react strongly to the emotional background of their owners. So we can still say that Rayna is a little to blame for Jace's death.: She was in an emotional storm, but she didn't know how to direct it yet, so the Sheep Stealer reacted as best he could.

We are waiting for the final! It's a pity that everything will end so soon.

We are waiting for the 8th episode

And so. We understand that the society of narrow-minded fans is still ringing all the bells. Let's start with the Great Rainier. A stupid, maximally dependent and contradictory individual just wants a crown that he cannot pull. Thank God all her sons (bastards) have fallen back those who, just in the first two seasons, showed an appetite for cruelty and power, as a rule, showed their cowardice closer to real tough events. Damon is probably the most interesting and enterprising hero, who bites into victory with his teeth, does not wind up with snot and does all the work for the feeble rainier... Aegon - just put cancer on everything, preferably everyone. Eamond is very sympathetic as a character, would be a strong king, a little lacking in prudence, um, not even a little.... He doesn't have one at all... And so strong, proactive (a weak version of Damon). Alicent-well.... Okay, I'll have mercy on Rainier here, this fruit of course... And Ormond, cowardly but sensible, I hope he gets his way. I don't want to say anything about dragons, they're all cute and handsome.

What a powerful drakaris Heleina has, the actress has put her whole soul into this word.

The Targaryens have been marrying their sister off to their brother for years to keep their blood pure. But Eamond seemed to understand the situation in his own way...

The most eventful episode of the entire season

The sheep thief

I don't even know what would be better. If they show him to us again, but then there is a risk that he will be permanently killed. Or that we will never see him again, but then at least there is hope that he will recover from his wounds and survive behind the scenes.

Because of Reyna, the second dragon almost died. How annoying this bug-eyed one is. If the actress was beautiful, she wouldn't be so infuriating.

It's time to cut out the leech, there's simply no need for the character.
Emma Darcy is as good as ever, it's a pity that they don't write her character properly.
Well, how good Tom Glynn-Carney is in this series... It just blooms with every season.

Dragon fight scene - literally, don't fight, you're brothers :(