House of the Dragon 2x03 Inside "The Burning Mill" (HD) HBO Game of Thrones Prequel 

Of course the Brackens and Blackwoods, the Hatfields and McCoys of Westeros, are the ones who draw first blood on the battlefield.

the blackwoods and brackens pretending like their beef is about the blacks and greens 👀😹

Team Black but there's nothing Alicent could've done at this point. It's hard to put a leash on a dog once you put a crown on its head. Aegon lost his son, his perceived heir, and the only love he's known is as king. He's never gonna back down from this, it's everything he has. Aemond is not the pacifist type and he owns the biggest baddest dragon. And even if you somehow convinced him out of his Daemon obsession, he is Luc's murderer. He knows Daemon would end him in his sleep if Rhaenyra sits the throne. Otto knows he'll be hanged for treason, Rhaenyra would not spare him as he could foment war with his influence and experience. He'd rather die fighting for his family's legacy than die as a traitor. All the key Green players are out of Alicent's control now. War is inevitable at this point.

Such a epic episode loved thet probably final meeting between alicent ,and rharnyra.

😂😂it’s so funny to see Matt smith playing another prince consort 😂😂

Loved the entire sequence at harrenhal definitely got the vibes that the whole place was haunted ,and cursed. People should really just .....stop trying to occupy that place.

To those who judge alicent, what can she possibly do to stop it, she believed her but everything was already in motion at that point, what could she say (Hey im sorry I got it wrong Rhaenyra is the heir cancel the war give her the throne) There was nothing she could do her hands were tied

This show looks very intriguing right now.

I've heard of this show, it looks intriguing 🤔😁

The idea of going to speak to Alicent came from Rhaenys, whom I got to say has been a mixed bag, at least for me. I like Rhaenys a lot and I support her goal of helping Rhaenyra to be cautious, but this is war and I have to wonder, if the throne were Rhaenys’, would she be slow to act? Her advice also made no sense. Rhaenys claimed, pretty much in the same sentence, that Alicent had no power (it is why she permits all the actions) but somehow she could help bring peace? With what power exactly? Rhaenys herself couldn’t make Alicent change her mind when the coup started. Also, Rhaenys’ assessment on Otto is naive. We all know he wanted to send the Kingsguard to kill Rhaenyra and her children immediately after Vicerys had died. He wasn’t against the plan itself, he was just mad it was executed without his input and he was just concerned that Sir Aryk went alone. Rhaenyra is the better person for the crown and in peace times she would be a fair Queen, but first she needs to win a war, and you have to be ruthless to do so. Having said this, the scene with them talking was great. They are so good in their roles, and ultimately I am happy that Alicent now has no excuses for her actions. Now she knows she heard what she wanted to hear, that she is betraying the command of her Husband King, that she never was that good of a person in the first place, because she always envied Rhaenyra.

She just like her father

Ridiculous scene

And three of those eggs are Drogon, Rheagal, and Viserion

I must know was young 🌱 Rhaenera holding her dead 💀 brother ✊ baelon or was that supposed to be Haelenas son 🤔

Im sorry who is this we that thought that sir crispin is strong 😂😂😂😂

The writing in this episode is DOGSHIT they want Rhaeynra to be the next DANY so badly to the point they ruined the other characters

The episode just wasn't good. I am not saying the show sucks but the stale build up has gotten me worried. With episode 2 it was starting to show, but now it honestly looks like they are winning time to give way to irrelevant "diverse cast" subplots. Also the whole thing about Rhaenyra and Alicent being the peaceseekers is absolutely stupid and has nothing to do with the books. Yet another attempt to showcase the virtue and wisdom of "female" rulers as opposed to harsh and supposedly bloothirsty men who know nothing but war.