Is This House of the Dragon Scene A Winds of Winter Hint?

[@aaronjukun]

Your cregan impression 😂👌

[@Divine_Chareka]

Daenys the Dreamer being the first rider of Balerion is also an intresting piece of information from the show

[@user-jy1ob6eh4v]

I hope we get these books eventually

[@VoiceofOldtown]

One day 🥲

[@xZFeroxZx]

I think this was an idea of George to let the Starks know about it, that he came up with too late to implement into the books - and as he told Condall, they also thought it would be the perfect way to make fun of GoT's later seasons XD

[@EstherDavis-eg2iv]

Spot on in my opinion! It stopped me cold during the Stark scene, down to the picking stones to volunteer for the wall

[@Betrayed_King]

Grumpkins & Snarks everywhere 😨

[@Ulyssestnt]

Lets be real those books are never being completed :(

[@VoiceofOldtown]

So you‘re telling me we have a chance? 🥺

[@Ulyssestnt]

@@VoiceofOldtown Yes..yes I am.Im never giving up lol.

[@WLDB]

Until George stops breathing I’ll hold some hope.

[@user-jy1ob6eh4v]

@@WLDBor even after that point

[@Hero_Of_Old]

George is nearly done.

[@GezusV]

Keep it coming. Let me know when I can hop on a stream😊

[@lucaschapel7197]

I'm sure the GOT show runners said Danny flew around the wall and not over it.

[@KyloRenRadio]

I hope you're right, but I've given up on seeing The Winds of Winter any decade soon.

[@lucaschapel7197]

I was very disappointed with House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 1. Although there were around half a dozen or so things that I absolutely loved, and I'd even go as far as to say were improvements. I was a bit annoyed that Cregan said that the events of Silverwing not flying over the wall happening during the era of his father, whereas in the books this happening under the watch of his great-great-grandfather. No Sara Snow, thus no Pact Of Ice & Fire, literally one of the most important plotlines in the entire lore. Also, no confirmation on whether Vermanx laid a dragon's egg in the Winterfell crypts or not. Whilst this is only loosely speculated in the books, having it confirmed in the show would be a very easy way of setting up a post-GOT Season 8 TV show, which surely must be the premise of all these spin-offs. Jace in The Vale and The North is literally an entire season's worth of story, all crammed into 10 minutes. Literally worse than anything from GOT Season 7 and 8 rushing through events. I guess they can refer back to the events through dialogue, or have Jace revisit The North. If they're going to keep HOTD as an anthology show, and continue to tell the story past The Dance and through The Regency, they're going to need to establish a strong plot in The North, in order to keep the audience engaged, as I don't think the life and times of Aegon III is enough to keep non-book readers engaged. Ok, so Blood & Cheese - This was SO MUCH better in the books. What we got on TV was like "Blood & Cheese Light". Omitting Maelor Targaryen ruined all of the second son symbolism, jeopardises the entire Bitterbridge plot, and utterly dampens the impact of what happens to Jaehaerys. Also, whilst I appreciate that the showrunners have limited time, but more really could have been done to endear the audience to Jaehaerys over Season 1. Having a genuine emotional connection to the character would have made what happened to him so much more impactful. All in all, I'd rate this episode 6.5/10, which is one of the lowest for me personally. Still, there was A LOT that I absolutely adored about the episode and I'm going into the next episode excited and with an open mind, even though I feel like they missed an open goal for something extremely special here. I swear down, if they change the scene with Stormcloud escaping The Triarchy in The Gullet.....

[@Empxenu]

LOL at George's claim that there are no six-limbed things in nature. Insects were some of the earliest land animals to evolve and have been around far longer than anything with fewer limbs.

[@VoiceofOldtown]

George kinda forgot about insects

[@moscxrdx]

Yeah but he's talking about vertebrates