I'm sorry but "power corrupts" is boring. If the primary corrupting factor is the throne itself than all monarchs would be more or less equally corrupted by it. What would then be the point of comparing them?
Imo rooting Rhaenyra's fall in her proximity to the throne itself, rather than the exact circumstances of her gaining it and trying to maintain it, is a shallower and more simplistic reading of the original Dance story.
Rhaenyra used that information when she sent the Baratheon assassins. They purposely rolled in super stinky, and it very much distracted Ormund (the sound even got all buzzy and far away to show us he was having a reaction)
2.7k likes for this media illiterate tweet. sigh
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Has Rhaenyra considered sending some of her most valuable allies on a quasi-suicidal mission north of the Wall to capture a wight and drag it all the way back to King’s Landing to prove they exist?
Salivating at the thought of the inevitable Emma D’Arcy and Tom Glynn Carney scene. Maybe the two best performances of the show, even in contention for the best across any of the ASOIAF adaptations?
25k likes but in 2022 you got hunted for sport for enjoying him, mind you he was funny even back then. slamming luke into that table is top 3 funniest aegon moments
was ormund abusive yes he was but was he also deeply attached and loyal to this boy who had been handed to him as an infant when he himself was still young? yes he was and james is a gem of an actor because this is the proudest ormund has ever looked, his eyes are GLEAMING
You can tell she spitting some absolute BULLSHIT by her facial expressions. Emma Darcy is really who they think they are. Through the ups and downs of the show, their performances remain top notch