House of the Dragon: S3 - Episode 6 Preview & Book Canon
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History of Westeros - A Song of Ice and Fire | Game of Thrones | HOTD | AKOTSK
48 min
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What gaps does Fire and Blood leave that the show must fill in?
Fire and Blood leaves significant gaps that the show must fill in. A lot of character interactions between the big milestone events drive a lot of that. My favorite example in one category, I suppose you could say, is that Lord Ormond has zero lines in Fire and Blood, while the show version, played by James Norton, has a lot, and he's been very entertaining. Though I don't know that we have a whole lot longer with him. As the season progresses, it becomes easier to guess where the remaining scenes fall. Process of elimination does a lot. We've been narrowing it down all season long. And as we become more familiar with the locations, we're able to tell a little bit more in some shots of what's going on behind them.
For example, as I pointed out last week, we know Corlease is gonna head to Tumbleton. We have no idea why, and it doesn't happen in the book, so that doesn't help. But obviously it's the center of a lot of action, and it's not exactly far from King's Landing and other parts of the Crown Land, so it's not some sort of big surprise, even though it's something new. We're getting close to several other important gaps in Fire and Blood that the show will have to weigh in on, though. Perhaps my My most anticipated on a per the personal side is Amund and Alice, but Aegard and Larry's have been a lot of fun too, and now they have a lion with them to make things more interesting, right? We're curious to see the continuation of some of the supporting cast plot lines too that seemed to advance last time.
Bela, Adam, Allen, the small council. We have some interesting things to say about Gwane, who has left Cole, and I'm guessing we'll be leaving. Him too. We will talk about all that and more on this preview episode of House of the Dragons season three, episode six on History of Westeros podcast. Hello and welcome everybody. I'm Aziz. With me as always is Asheya. We do these preview episodes on Fridays at five o'clock. We do not discuss leaks, only things from fire and blood, interviews, trailers, and things of that nature. On Mondays we always do our review episodes where we do not discuss spoilers of that nature, other than our unsullied co-hosts guesses, and that's at six o'clock every Monday, and that's for every TV season, whether it's House of the Dragons season three, Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, or whatever comes in the the future.
You can always hit us with questions of your own if you want us to r answer them on the show or respond elsewhere. We can respond you. On whatever platform w you find us, which is just about all of them. Or you can email us at westroshistory at gmail dot com. Let us go. We have a pretty cool trailer that narrows a few things down and gets us moving towards some things. Let's start with Raina. She's threatened with the Moondor. And I wonder what caused this. We have a line from Lady Jane. Have you forgotten already the doom that hangs over you? And I wonder what prompted this. There is the shot we saw in the weeks ahead trailer last week that isn't in this trailer. I don't think. I don't recall it being in it.
Maybe I'm getting my trailers mixed up. Either way, we've seen a shot of her observing other dragons from a distance. I'm not sure which dragons they are. Good chance it's Moondancer and Seasmokes as they've been together, but maybe it's Vagar and well, I don't know who else would. Be with Vagar. Anyway, that might be related, or it could be related to her own father killing somebody. And maybe she gets blamed for that. Or I don't know about either way. There's a confrontation here, and Reina's sort of situation, I guess, is not. Tenable, perhaps we can say, although I think we knew that already. We have not a very revealing scene from Thailand and Aegon and Larry's here. They're burying that guy they stabbed, which well, that makes sense.
But I guess the significant thing is that they've left to camp again, and this time guessing they're not going back. They have been discussing a plan. I don't suppose Rook's rest has anything for them. They already encountered a piece of the type of danger that
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What gaps does Fire and Blood leave that the show must fill in?
1:37–7:54
2
How do the trailer shots reveal Rhaenyra’s fate and the Moondor threat?
7:54–13:32
3
What is Lord Ormond’s new dialogue telling us about the power struggle?
13:32–18:27
4
How are the dragons and the mysterious egg clue connected to Aemond and Alice?
18:27–24:16
5
What does the upcoming battle at Tumbleton look like and who will lead it?
24:16–29:39
6
How will Aemond’s health and Alice’s ambitions affect the war’s outcome?
29:39–35:43
7
What role do the Riverlands lords and the Piper family play in the conflict?
35:43–41:07
8
What predictions do the hosts make for episode 6 and the rest of season 3?
41:07–46:38