Mallory Rubin

But a lot of what's going on here is that they're complementing each other because they're so different.

And that's not only effective and useful in the plot engine of the story, it's just so compelling to watch in real time.

So I think Egg is fantastic.

Dunk is obviously just fantastic.

You just smell the Tully bitten fish head flying over you, but can you track it with your eyes in the dark?

It's a good question.

The bit with the fish.

What a time to be George.

Yeah, I really agree.

It was super exciting and energizing, but it's also scary.

It makes you worry for Dong getting into that.

What did you think of getting to see Prince Valar, Baelor's son, who is one of, so there are five champions and then there could be challengers.

Well, so Donk is kind of like assuming, right?

Because part of it is like Baylor's prowess and Maker, as Joe noted with the hammer and the anvil,

fabled warrior as well, though, as the passage goes, in the shadow of his eldest brother always.

It's a little bit of the like Brianne Jamie, like, well, maybe you were that good once, or maybe people just love to overpraise a famous name idea.

Like the assumption that the Targaryen prince, who is one of the champions, would be the favorite is, well, that's not the position that Dunk is going to be in.

Nobody knows who the fuck he is.

Nobody remembers who Ser Arlen is other than Baelor.

But you see that shiny black Targaryen armor and the impressive mount.