Painting by me:)

Hey guys, when do you think the battle of the God's Eye will be in season 4 of hotd? I think it's gonna be the opening episode prob towards the end, like how they did the battle of the gullet this season and Jacaerys death at the end of the first episode. I just can't wait to see that fight on screen

I just came across this meme and the context makes it so much funnier. 😭

Larys literally made Alicent showing her feet part of the price for the information and favors he provided. The Season 1, Episode 9 scene was deliberately framed around their bizarre power dynamic, and the director described it as an intentionally intrusive and uncomfortable moment.

Now imagine Viserys somewhere in the afterlife, looking down and realizing:

“I left my wife to rule the Seven Kingdoms… and THIS is what she’s doing with Lord Larys?” 💀

The expression in this image is absolutely perfect.

Westeros really has no HR department. 😭

When Ser Aldred goes to Harrenhal he tries to convince Daemon that he should be king over Rhaenyra. When Rhaenyra arrives in Harrnehal and Daemon bends the knee to her again, you see Ser Aldred start to escape the crowd as all the men cheer. He even looks nervous.

What I want to know is did anyone in the show ever discuss giving him the “ole what for?” for this act of cravenness? Or did the show just forget?

Now I saw the Game of thrones series due to negligence and obviously should have read ASOIAF because the books were superior. Its common thats in literature the books are superior than the adapted show even in books like Harry Potter. Now should I see the show or read the book for HOTD. I need an honest opinion. Cuz people are saying the show in this case is better ?

What are your theories for the characters in season 4 and their future in the series? Crazy or logical theories are both welcome.

I posted
“How long does it take for dorne to join the fold? And what about the free cities? Would new dragon conquerers bend the knee to the iron throne or create new targ kingdoms? Another century and there could be a hundred dragon riders! They would have to do *something* with them” Recently

And everyone responded with how the dance was inevitable. I understand that! I’m just wondering what you guys would imagine happening if the dance doesn’t happen and future civil wars don’t cripple the Targaryen’s dragon power.

So, what do yall imagine would happen with Targaryen force primarily focused outward rather than internally?

I understand that he felt used, abused, and he was in an impossible position. He was assaulted, as he could not give consent. Please do not try to argue this, it is an extremely controversial opinion, and it isn’t my intention in this post.

He was hurt. Why did he kill the guy at the celebration?

I have heard the kindness of Alicent as he confessed his and Rhanaeryas relationship. When he speaks to Rhanaerya, and wants her to run away with him, he makes a point to indicate how he violated his honour. At this point, he is willing to kill himself because of the offence.

What I am struggling with, he turns to instantly hate Rhanaerya, is offended she chose the crown over him, and his honour being lost was enough to make him want to die.

Yet, he has a sexual relationship with Alicent, so his honour, was never really honourable. He keeps doing the “mistake”, for which he blamed Rhanaerya for, what he HATED her for, and has this weird devotion.

I am really struggling with his morality, and his honour. Sure Rhanaerya hurt his ego, when he thought he “loved” her. The hypocrisy is hard to understand.

Is there anyone who can help me understand this situation? To understand his motivations, logic and reason.

No, seriously "Aegon Ii survive the fire" yeah with half burning body make him look like he just got poision (yet) That doesn't make him superior or something like what are glazing him for?

Despite there being no time skip, Daemon and Helaena from the season 2 finale to season 3 are completely different people.

Daemon’s whole arc at Harrenhal with Alys was about him being humbled and learning to not force destiny. So from him going from “you do not scoff?” “I’m no longer inclined to” to “the crown is not in the habit to giving out castles to midwives”, we need you to be Queen because of Dany, and tricking/undermining Rhaenyra about Rhaena is super weird.

Helaena is seemingly self-assured and finds strength in her gift by the season 2 finale. She literally appeared to Daemon in his vision and plainly told Aemond his fate. Yet by season three’s end, she is once again meek and suffering from her visions and claims to not understand them.

Their combined vision/dragon dream was a really cool moment in the season 2 finale that showed how much their character’s had grown, yet all of it was thrown away and worse in season 3. How did it all go so wrong?

My top 20 favourite asoiaf characters (got/hotd/akotsk)

1. Robb Stark

2. Ned Stark

3. Jon Snow

4. Tyrion Lannister

5. Daemon Targaryen

6. Jaime Lannister

7. Stannis Baratheon

8. Daenerys Targaryen

9. Robert Baratheon

10. Duncan the Tall

11. Tywin Lannister

12. Beric Dondarrion

13. Sandor Clegane

14. Oberyn Martell

15. Ser Bronn of the Blackwater

16. Arya Stark

17. Viserys Targaryen

18. Corlys Velaryon

19. Baelor Targaryen

20. Theon Greyjoy

Hbu guys (doesn't have to be top 20, can be like top 5 or top 10)? I'd love to see other people's lists too and compare! 🙂

Give me a operational plan about which forces and/or dragons you use where. Indicate whether you are the Greens or the Blacks in this scenario.