@gabi37894 I'm sorry, but if they do to Rhaenyra what they did to Alicent, I wouldn't want to watch that character being humiliated. And Daemon too. Just remember what Olivia read at her audition — the Cersei monologue — and look at what it turned into.
@smithcelblondie@gabi37894 By the way, what's happening still hasn't explained why that kiss scene in episode 6 was even necessary. On the contrary, from a logical standpoint, it would have made more sense if this were the first time it happened — now, when Mysaria has actually gotten to know Rhaenyra well
@Aljazi473022 Just watch the behind-the-scenes videos with Emma — how they laugh, make funny faces, and how adorable they can be. Besides, Emma is very beautiful. The script is complete shit.
@lottsanumbers Maybe for the showrunners, forehead touches, hand-holding, and Valyrian are their idea of pure, elevated love, while sex is just dirty and sinful. And they probably genuinely have no clue why we're all complaining.😅
It seems to me that the showrunners don't view sex as an expression of love, and as a result, they genuinely don't understand the audience's outrage. For them, sex is always tied to something completely destructive and unhealthy.
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And remember how Daemyra suffered in Season 2? Episodes 5, 6, and that finale 8 like the last nail in the coffin? Think Condal will make us suffer harder? What are your bets?🥰
@wingsirx As soon as his name appears among the creators and Sarah's name among the writers, the series will immediately be blacklisted even before it starts.
Well, she was right, as far as she knew. But, Scarlett, did it ever occur to you that even the most deathless love could wear out?” She looked at him speechless, her mouth a round O. “Mine wore out,”