And if cheeky Daemon was stealing dragon eggs just two hours in, what’s he going to be up to by end of the season?īuckle up, strap yourself to your favourite fire-breathing reptile and bung a huge prickly dragon egg in the nearest cradle – here are the talking points from episode two. Meanwhile, the Crab Feeder – sounds like a villain from the camp Sixties Batman series – had strengthened his pincer grip on the Stepstones. As the instalment kicked off, barely six months had elapsed since the very gory death of his beloved Aemma and their infant, “heir for a day” Baelon.īut though his grief was fresh, Viserys was already confronted with the question of re-marriage. And, my, how quickly it has grown into its own fire-breathing, back-stabbing epic.Īlso growing are the headaches afflicting Good King Viserys (aka Weak and Prevaricating King Viserys). House of the Dragon is forging a different path.
We’ve all settled in and overcome the shock of a Game of Thrones series that doesn’t a) feature Kit Harington with a dead wolf around his shoulders b) Emilia Clarke razing cities.
It’s episode two of House of the Dragon and things are heating up nicely (and that’s just Prince Daemon’s plans for remodelling Dragonstone).
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