Regent

I can't understand why people are being so critical. Is all you care for blood & gore?

The last episode was amazing yes, a thrilling experience that left me at the edge of my seat. Though everyone condemning this episode as a "filler" aren't paying attention.

There are so many plots being put together, where things are starting to make sense and add up to something greater.

Had we not had these episode prior, The Red Dragon and the Gold would not have been so successful. We saw the build up of conflicts, power tripping and ignorance, lead to a devastating battle that changed the whole direction of this show.

Patience is a virtue. I am eager & waiting to see the chaos that's about to unfold.

After the events and the battle of Rooks Rest,an episode like this was needed..We might be at an all out war but the political spectrum of the two sides is also very important for the story..And again i hope every filler would be as good as this episode was..I really like the expansion of character debt from characters that didnt have much screen time(Like Baela and Jace)..The cinematography is out of this world,we saw so many places in this episode(Twins were majestic)

Is it an episode that will amaze you? Definitely not..But we cant have all out dragon fights and army fight every single episode..So a 8,5 for me for this episode is good and im awaiting the next episode..Im pretty sure we will have at least one more great battle in this season.

After the battle ended, I saw that the lions were suffering a lot. I want to understand why black people experience more pressure from the Green Party. So far, Rhaenyra hasn't done anything. The Black Party really needs a mastermind for this tense party. The episode had fairly good dialogues. We understand some important things and important characters, but... I want to understand why Damon is still trapped in two minds because I really want to see the Damon that George Arrard Martin said he was. I really want Damon.

To start working hard and put an end to the bad dreams that destroyed his personality. Really, I rated it an 8/9. The episode had good dialogue, but I wish Damon would finish this.

This episode meandered throughout. Did you know it's HARD being a woman in a man's world? It was difficult following the plot when it seemed to go nowhere. BTW, did you it's HARD being a woman in a man's world? It seems the writers blew there load on episode 4, which was far superior and they didn't know what do except keep beating the audience over the head with it being HARD woman in a etc etc. Get back to plot driven episodes. Btw, did you know it's HARDbeing a woman in a man's world? As evil as he is Aemond is a much more interesting character than all the queens combined, partly because he truly has a dark side while the queens are a little too insufferably good and have little depth beyond the feminist yammerings. Please writers, enough of that.

GOT would narrate a lot about the habits and life of the key characters. Their personalities were made obvious to the viewer - some were evil, others were dumb, some were enjoyable, there were the thugs, the thieves, the whores, the spies even the executioners... if you've seen GOT you know what I mean... most of the most important characters were gradually proven to be unique. Interactions were also very very complex and there was always a sense of the need they had to survive... which was absolutely brutal... HOD is drifting away of what made GOT great and is sliding to a kind of shallower style... Still, GOT did not show its quality until season 2 but even so, the expectations for HOD are very high.