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Serious question: If you were King Viserys, would you have married Alicent Hightower? 👑🤔

Knowing everything that followed, would you still make the same choice, or would you have chosen a different path for the sake of your family and the realm?

What would your decision be—and why?

Comment her name ?

She really does come alive the moment battle is in the air. 😏🐉⚔️

Just look at that grin—it's like she knows exactly what's coming and wouldn't have it any other way. A true veteran who thrives in the chaos of war.

How Times Have Changed

When the smallest guy catches the biggest flex. 😊💪

Proof that greatness isn't measured by size—sometimes the biggest moments belong to the smallest person in the room. 👑✨

Is it just me, or does the emotional impact feel a bit undercut? 🤔

Alicent's reaction to Otto's death was treated as a major emotional moment, yet the very next preview already shows her advising Rhaenyra as if the story has moved on.

Do you think the pacing feels too rushed, or are the trailers simply giving a misleading impression?

Jon Snow killed his Queen to save the realm. ⚔️

Daemon Targaryen would have burned the realm to protect his Queen. 🐉🔥

Two men. Two queens. Two completely different definitions of loyalty.

Which approach do you respect more—duty above love, or love above everything else?

One of the most fascinating ironies in Targaryen history is Vermithor's new rider. 🐉👑

If Hugh Hammer is indeed the son of Princess Saera Targaryen, that would make him the grandson of King Jaehaerys I—the very king who once rode Vermithor.

Jaehaerys and Saera had a deeply fractured relationship, making it all the more poetic that her son would eventually claim his grandfather's legendary dragon. Sometimes, Targaryen history has a way of coming full circle in the most unexpected ways.

Daenerys Targaryen 🔥

Daenerys Targaryen look 😍