Its an impressive sequence that shows the work that has been poured into the series thus far.

DirectorMiguel Sapochnikproves why he was one of the biggest assets toGame of Throneswith this elegant, taught sequence.

Nothing needs to be said, as the tragedy speaks for itself.

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These future conflicts are left undiscussed, but they are top of mind for everyone in attendance.

Although no one is there to mourn the fallen members of House Strong, Rhaenyra clearly has her suspicions.

This sets her up in a position of power that turns violent by the end of the episode.

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A More Empathetic Daemon?

one of the most controversial characters inHouse of the Dragonthus far.

It seemed like Daemon truly loved her, and wanted to stay in Driftmark with his family.

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This opens Daemon up for a renewed relationship with Rhaenrya.

Its left to Aegon to speak the plain truth; Rhaenyras children are bastards fathered by Harwin Strong.

Its nearly impossible for these characters to speak to each other without some sort of deception in mind.

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In silence, they are more truthful than ever.

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