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Honestly now the series actually makes sense finally

Here from HoTD, the Lannisters are horses confirmed

They keep saying king/queen of the rhoynar when I hey aren’t for another like 80-100 years

Gnome Ann 😂😂

FYI in England we call wheat corn, especially if you're a farmer. So if someone in asoiaf is referencing corn they might mean wheat.

We got episode 10 blisstake before GTA 6..

The character's expresions are stored in the balls

the 50 hours of content are very good, Its taken me a week to get to HotD cause I was binging Glidus instead

25:51 bro you really fucking got me i straight up just started mindlessly starring at subway surfers

Why no guards? At least we have a plausible explanation of Criston sleeping on the job, possibly tweaking around with the guards to not be seen. Larys almost certainly moving the guards around. In the book the Tower of the Hand, the residence of the second most important person in Westeros, is never guarded and people keep getting killed. That stretches credibility a lot more. How did Cheese know? They drove home the point how common ratcatchers are in the palace. No one pays them any attention, the royals treat them as wallpaper. So one would assume Cheese has been inside royal quarters & has routinely seen Helaena's odd behavior & nervousness. That's how he knew she's incapable of being duplicitous. What's missing from fans is the ability to imagine characters as fully formed ppl with experiences & interiority, & then extrapolate meaning from that. How will they justify criston as kingsguard? It's simple. We saw clips of Aegon being absolutely enraged. He will lose common. He will go "spill blood not ink". All his hatred with be geared towards Otto. So he will naturally gravitate towards Larys, who will slyly tell him to remove Otto and put Cole in charge. So he can blackmail Alicent via her relationship with Cole. The show already planted the seeds of that in the first episode When Larys warned him to not be "pliable" under his grandad's thumb. Aegon won't be the first king to make a self-destructive impulsive decision out of pure rage

Why no guards? At least we have a plausible explanation of Criston sleeping on the job, possibly tweaking around with the guards to not be seen. Larys almost certainly moving the guards around. In the book the Tower of the Hand, the residence of the second most important person in Westeros, is never guarded and people keep getting killed. That stretches credibility a lot more. How did Cheese know? They drove home the point how common ratcatchers are in the palace. No one pays them any attention, the royals treat them as wallpaper. So one would assume Cheese has been inside royal quarters & has routinely seen Helaena's odd behavior & nervousness. That's how he knew she's incapable of being duplicitous. What's missing from fans is the ability to imagine characters as fully formed ppl with experiences & interiority, & then extrapolate meaning from that. How will they justify criston as kingsguard? It's simple. We saw clips of Aegon being absolutely enraged. He will lose common. He will go "spill blood not ink". All his hatred with be geared towards Otto. So he will naturally gravitate towards Larys, who will slyly tell him to remove Otto and put Cole in charge. So he can blackmail Alicent via her relationship with Cole. The show already planted the seeds of that in the first episode When Larys warned him to not be "pliable" under his grandad's thumb. Aegon won't be the first king to make a self-destructive impulsive decision out of pure rage. Funally see that GRRM quote abput adaptations. It isn't about hotd no matter how much purists would want it to be. Grrm watched the cuts of episode 1 and 2 months ago and his exact quote about them were “Powerful, emotional, gut-wrenching, heart rending. Just the sort of thing I like.” exact quote. Because unlike purists with no critical thinking who compensates by pearl clutching f&b, grrm understands how much this greek tragedy adaptation is making that outline history book better.

A woman screaming & throwing up is easy to do. But the brutally real, emotionally twisted human reaction Phia managed using only her eyes is more impactful. Instead of screams & thrashes you could feel the utter pain, terror & despair just by looking through her eyes without needing to see what's happening in front of her. Helaena's freeze frame reaction was on point with her cassandra coded character & it was absolutely devastating. The total silence surrounding b&c & its aftermath made it even more jarring. Ofc Helaena called Jaehaerys “the boy”. She was traumatized & mimicking the speech of b&c as we do in moments of high stress. Her "cold" reaction was her mind detaching as coping mechanism, not that she didn’t love her son. Her offering the necklace was actually brilliantly upsetting & endearing cause it hadn't yet registered with her that these ppl are for real. She's too innocent & sheltered. We saw how common ratcatchers are in the palace. No one pays them any attention, royals treat them as wallpaper. So one would assume Cheese has been inside royal quarters & has routinely seen Helaena's odd behavior & nervousness. That's how he knew she's incapable of being duplicitous. You could pinpoint the exact moment when something in Helaena switches. It's like she has this moment of realization about what she prolly already foresaw & knew she couldn’t prevent. A look of quiet panic & resignation sets in. You can clearly see Helaena dissociating. She didn't even realize that she got down the stairs. When she did, the first place the little girl in her thought of was her mother's room to find comfort. Loved the camera staying anchored to her as if she couldn't perceive emotionally what's happening even as it was happening. The whole scene was filmed as if it was Helaena's nightmare, only to realize there's no waking up.

I LOVED the restraint on B&C. This episode was peak bleak, dread soaked gothic horror. The haunting soundtrack with the cutting & sawing noises creates a diff kind of creeping horror. All these "bring back D&D" posts just makes me know that a lot of purists didn't hate GoT's cheap, gawdy, shock value spectacle writing, what they hated was their self-insert (Dany, Jon or Stannis) not sitting the throne. The "emotional impact" the MCU brain wanted was heavy-handed head chopping gratuitous violence. But unsettling silent terror will always be more disturbing than gory theatrics. Some fans can't even see the tone set by the gloomy, grey-filter KL & cry about bright Bridgerton colors! The book's B&C is an overly sadistic creative writing exercise of cartoon villains (makes sense considering it's made by fictional 'historians'). The extended psychological torment of Helaena strains credibility as B&C had no personal vendetta against her & were risking their own skin playing games in the Red Keep during a war. The show deconstructs how history is shaped by the biases of maesters. It exchanges gore for dread, presents it as a straightforward hit, with the grim realism underscoring the urgency & perilous stakes B&C was in. This was almost scarier, as 'historians' frame these events as a Machiavellian plot for propaganda. When in reality it’s some plebs willing to do anything for Dameon’s scraps. Which is spine chilling in a separate way & showcases the banality of evil. It's almost more sickening if less gory. *GoT was about brutality & shock geared for a dramatic reaction. Hotd is about building up a creeping unease of dread. GoT was about the stab, Hotd is about digging in & slowly pulling a wound open.* It's easy to write a woman screaming & throwing up. Pulling off the utter pain & psychological horror of the freeze frame reaction of a cassandra coded character who has already dissociated takes brilliance. Phia's eyes told the story. It almost felt like we are privy to watching Helaena's nightmare.

I cannot believe this video has 186k views so far, and so far less than 10k likes! Some people push laziness VERY FAR, come on hitting that thumbs up is the least we can do in return for the entertainment!

I never skipped the opening credits. Not once

I can't believe I just spent 20 minutes watching a man raving about people being horses

About the empty/unguarded keep: Isn't it possible that all the guards are securing the entrances to the upper floors of the keep (private/sleeping quarter of the royal family) and not every single door to a bedroom? Royals want some privacy too... especially if they bang the lord commander of the kingsguard. (Cole could have easily only stationed himself in the private quarters.) And since Blood and Cheese got there through hidden/unknown passages/tunnels, nobody would have seen them or expected them.

I love so much how you're just having fun and the laughs and everything, makes me enjoy hotd so much More

just got done watching the first episode with my mum! now im here to find anything to talk about it with her besides those two scenes

*That dog was Azor Ahai* 🔥🐕

My first thought of the tapestry at 4:30 was just the Blood and Cheese plot. The biggest moment of this episode and the first thing we properly see on the tapestry. Maybe it's like a little easter egg before each episode? Heir to the Targaryen throne was just beheaded in-front of his pleading mother in the ep. And the tapestry shows: Dragon without a head and bleeding from the neck. A kneeling lady with her arms out. Man holding a bloody knife. I'm not sure why his hand is out like that, maybe to symbolize receiving payment? I hope you guys don't theory craft this later in the video and I just wasted my time.

If a tree is killed… what does cuting of a part of a plant mean? “AEGON! GO MUTILATE THE LAWN!”

You have to boil Polar Bear for atleast 5 hours, but i wouldnt say it the best experience

happy to see some viserys love even though he's so undeserving of it. when i was 12 watching GoT for the first time i developed such a crush on him just because of harry lloyd and i fear that has leaked into me genuinely liking this narcissistic loser. he may be a failure but he's MY failure 🩷

RATFOOT 💀

spoilers for hot D

1:44 Addam Marbrand *boned* a fish!? Marbrand has a squisher bastard confirmed

I recall Otto being sorta direct when talking about Daemon. Also the balls in the council are the fidget spiunners.

Drakes been real quite since this dropped

Ciston Cole was in the king's mums hole while the king's son was being done

I enjoyed this a lot. I do strongly disagree about Criston and Alicent. It seemed very much like Alicent is using Criston for sex and Criston is a victim in the situation.

Aegon's scene on the throne is the embodyment of the quote "Power doesn't corrupt, it reveals."

Set at Start

Hahaha The Bill theme right before an investigation 😂😂😂

This is the best theory to ever theory.

I have tried with all my might to see the “human head” on the dragon with a human head tapestry. I’m thinking this is one of those Yanny/Laurel things. Can anyone explain what features are human on that jumble of threads? I JUST CAN’T SEE IT.😢

"A fucking intERUPTION" dude

Many people are making videos like this today, and this is as substantial as any of them.

28:38 Wait Moat Cailin.. Did GRRM pull the idea from Monty Python and the Holy Grail where the one Lord built a castle in a swamp and it sank again and again and one time it stood up and became important!?

Skip it every time

you are right the columns appear to be ionic

Why mighty or magnificent if we now have "magnanimous" 😂

Wasn't it Orwyll that gave Aegon Westerosi heroin

You guys and Nerdrotic and mauler are giving me too much HOTD content and I love jt

Silksong fans 🤝 ASOIAF fans

47:20

9:15 Facts

5 straight minutes of calling Llarys a rat. Love it.

I am rewatching Ep. 1 before Ep. 2 comes out and I noticed that the embroidery that Heleana is doing in the children’s room is what will be used for her son’s funeral shroud/wrap it looks the same as from the leaks. I could be wrong, but I love these little details.