House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 3 Breakdown | Recap & Review 

That was still a fan theory and never confirmed 100% by Martin

What I think. 🤔. She is running with her emotions which is typical for females. Her pride won’t let her go to Harren Hall to make sure things are secured. Remember she loves riding dragons but since she got older she seems to not love it as such. She better get the getting because the greens are coming.

@@mr.duanesharpe”running off emotions which is typical for a female” lmao meanwhile the most emotional & impulsive characters in this show AND book series are male. What a hateful and unnecessary misogynistic comment to make.

What a misogynistic & ignorant take…

@@mr.duanesharpeWhoa, you really went there, huh? As if it’s not the men in this show/these books that are letting their emotions run amuck ready for war. The women are using their heads while the men are ready to use their dragons and burn everything and everyone that ISNT THEM. Get out of here with that😂

I liked the scene. As since last season I've been wanting Rhaneera to say "you fool, he was talking about A Song of Ice and Fire. Not referring to your Aegon...." But, at the sametime. My lord was that stupid at the sametime. Clearly it's too late to prevent war. Clearly Alicent wouldn't have the power to stop the King. It's a bit absurd for her to sneak into the city. I mean, if it's that fuckin easy, just slowly sneak your army in and attack the Red Keep.

The facial expressions were quite good

Every single frame is perfection!

They love rhaynera’s facial shots

That’s real acting…a lost art.

It does!! 😂

It’s best to watch this show with the expectation that rational behavior will not prevail lol

yeah whats more funny is that videos such as these also think its lukes fault lmao. Criston established the friction between uncles and nephews (remember strong punching the shit out of him) because alicent wanted cole to do so (remember how alicent saved him for being his puppet) aemond was hostile as fuck and cole played it out. Somehow idk how people are stubborn to make it look like "both sides are at fault" but the whole fault lies with cole, alicent and otto

I think you've just explained the exact concept of the show. Both sides do wrong and both feel wronged by the other. People hold grudges and have alterior motives. I'm not sure what your complaint is

but they were still right XD the hightowers were criminals lol from the day otto started confusing viserys about rhaenrya and wanted his own blood in throne

Bob Targaryen, first of his name, lol

@@jello_cudgel9213hahaha “the first of his name”

Yea Even targ names they can call a son Veagon Aryes, Aneys Aeynes Damion and so on

@@jello_cudgel9213Also Robert Baratheon the Usurper. All hail the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms King Bobby! 😅

Thanks so much

Yeah I potentially got spoiled for next weeks episode when watching someone’s episode 4 trailer breakdown, safe to say I won’t be watching any trailer breakdowns in the future 🤦🏾‍♂️

It's starting to get to the place where all the time jumps and weird pacing from season 1 are starting to make sense.

​@@PetePeppers1 exactly! the pacing of season 1 was a bit jarring - happy to see season 2 finally breathe based on the groundwork laid previously

That's hilarious!

Newman

Gwayne suspects that there is something between them

@@antoniao7439 For sure

Valar morghulis

It was. It looked like Aegon was serious at first.

Glad you enjoyed it

And it's definitely not my system at issue. I don't hear the distortion on other vids and it's consistent on multiple devices.

she knew she was wrong by the end of the conversation but by then it truly was too late.

@@PetePeppers1 she didn’t know or she would have done something

Who got stuck for 24 hours and what exactly is the next screener for the next episodes

One of the rat catchers.

🤔🤯😂

No. Viserys was first and Daemon second. They had a younger brother named Aegon but he died really young.

I've seen mixed reactions

@@PetePeppers1 yes I’ve seen more later today

The information that was conveyed by both people in that last scene was critical. Now R has even more reason to believe that she was usurped and now doubt or hesitation might seep into A’s actions moving forward. She can’t move with as much conviction as she once did. She’s no longer carrying out her King’s will. She can’t ground her actions in that anymore, and so she most likely will need to be in denial of what she now knows to be true and will likely lose a bigger part of herself as she moves forward.

yeah, I've been working on it, but thanks

Well, tbh... most of the men ARE evil! 🤷🏻‍♀️😂 Aegon us a drunk, rapey lunatic, come on. If you've read the source material, you already know how he meets his end. And let's just say... people come to deeply regret making him king, and we'll just leave it at that. Ser Crispy Creme is still an asshole in the story, Otto is still a devious schemer in the story, and don't even get me started on Larys Clubfoot. He's gross & creepy in the story too. The show has actually given Aemon-One Eye a bit of a pass, cuz in the story he's a total psychopath, who doesn't think twice about burning thousands in the Riverlands, just because their Lord pledged for Rhaenyra. And that's something the small folk have ZERO control over. He also doesn't kill Lucerys "on accident" either. That sh*t was complete fan fiction! He absolutely murders that boy on purpose in the source material. He even goes back home & BRAGS about it. He's unhinged. The fact is, there just ISN'T very many "good men" in power, in this tale. Most of them are devious c*nts, and the rest are all bloody psychos. There's some honorable side characters here & there... but those in power, are all pretty terrible, period. Aegon is a drunk rapey loon, as I already stated, and worse... he's even left his illegimate kids to DIE down in some underground fighting pit for children. And when Alicent finds out, she does absolutely nothing about any of it, despite them being her own grandchildren. NOBODY is made out to be "innocent" in this show, except for poor sweet Helena, or the small children on both sides of course, but otherwise... everybody is guilty of some crime or immorality, to varying degrees. I DO agree that the show has taken things a bit too far when it comes to the character of Prince Daemon. In the story, he doesn't kill his 1st wife in cold blood at all, (he's still fighting in the Stepstones when she dies), nor is he a dismissive father, nor does he lay his hands on Rhaenyra in a violent or aggressive way. Hell, even the incident where he supposedly grooms & seduces a 15yr old Rhanyera, was only a RUMOR in the story, that was started by the court fool, named "Mushroom". As a reader, you aren't really sure if that incident actually happened or not. But now, thanks to the show, that sh*t is canon. 🙄 So the stuff with Daemon HAS kind of pissed me off, I won't deny that. But for the most part, I think they've portrayed the Men pretty honestly. Cuz let's face it: rarely are Men in power - especially royalty - very nice or honorable. It's RARE. So I wouldn't go looking for any paragons of virtue in this tale, cuz you won't find many. lol

😂😂😂😂 dumd comment

Nope

@@ayushman3359 couple good scenes with Daemon and his dragon at Harrenhal. But very weak direction and writing. Actresses playing Rhaenyra and Alicent are just not compelling or believable at all