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Given how the remains of the food on the table had only just started to mould ( it looked like) I'd say about 2 weeks? Maybe but yeah a month at most

There's been a really good breakdown of the opening credits here on Twitter: Corlys Velaryon is black deal with it on Twitter: "The #HOTD opening is a Targaryen family tree/bloodline represented on King Viserys' Valyria model/diorama. What an amazing concept design. The tree obviously starts with Aegon the Conqueror himself. Here you can see the Doom of Valyria represented in his circle and his crown: https://t.co/g0PYyW4QWA" / Twitter and on Reddit here: House of the Dragon - Game of Thrones HBO Original (reddit.com) https://www.reddit.com/r/HouseOfTheDragon/comments/x0d4ak/hotd_intro_theoretical_breakdown/

Isn't it supposed to represent the Targ family tree?

That appeared to be Daemon's *wife* Lady Rhea Royce and if that was then they were at Runestone

Agree with all of this Viserys seemed to adore his wife and had real affection for her, so frankly Alicent would be in very good place if she did get married to him. How Rhaenya feels about it should that happen however....

Reva also *didn't* want him there to help her take down Anakin/Vader. She didn't trust that he could make the call to end him. She placed him in the bunker (un)secured precisely so that he could flee. I think it was always her plan that she would be standing alone to (in her mind) make the killing blow.

Waaaaaait a second. Wasn't the whole reason that Padme's ship had to land on Tatooine because they had a damaged hyperdrive? And with the whole theory that's going around on twitter that the episodes are paralleling Episodes 1-VI, and given that Episode VI starts on Tatooine could we a return to Tatooine for not just Reva, to get Luke but also for Leia?

EDIT: I didn't want to be bothered

Except that article you quoted says that *is* Hayden in the Costume some of the time. Tom O Connell does the fight and stunt work, Dmitrious Bistrevsky does the full body shots and Hayden does the mid range and emotional stuff. You can see it's Hayden by the way his shoulders move

The fact that Obi-Wan couldn't answer Reva when she asks him if they want the same thing. If Obi-Wan truly wants to kill Anakin is heart-breaking to me. After all of this, he can't say that he wants to.

I wish we had gotten a Clone Wars flashback, but I was glad to see that there was a reason they hyped up bringing back Hayden, and maybe it's just Ewan and Hayden's happiness at getting to work together again bleeding through but there seemed to be genuine fondness and a deep bond between the two. Also the (Original) Grand Inquisitor had two stomachs and that's presumably how he survived, how the hell does Reva survive? And nooooooo Tala!!!! I was hoping she'd survive 😭 😭😭 Her and Obi-Wan would have made such a cute couple!

Is this referring to the line "you came to us from the gutter"? Or some other instance? Because seeing as that comes from the Grand Inquisitor, it might just be a reference to her being a youngling ( and the Inquisitors hate the Jedi) as she also says she had a droid once and I don't think someone who was a scavenger would necessarily have a droid for too long

Okay so after watching this episode Reva is *definitely* one of the younglings that escaped in the flashback in the first ep. Her reaction with she sees the Jedi symbol carved into the wall of the droid maintenance facility clinched it for me. It would explain why the other inquisitors have distain for her as well if she was a Jedi youngling Obi-Wan slip of the tongue when he called "Leia" by her actual name and not the pseudonym was painful to see though, he did cover it well and then they had a another conversation about Padme, and how Obi-Wan wishes he was her father. They talked about how the Jedi were his family and that reminds you there's a reason Obi-Wan is so broken right now. He's lost everyone he has ever loved and to make matters worse the fight keeps calling to him but he's not ready to jump in just yet. When Obi-Wan "saw" Anakin near the beginning, I must say that Hayden radiated a sense of menace and....coldness, and at the end Vader placing him into the flames so that Obi-Wan could feel what he had felt all those years ago just *cries* So Reva told Vader and the others that it was Kenobi who killed the GI? That makes sense. But now little Leia is in so much trouble!!!! @Bill1978 The Quinlan I assume they're referring to is Quinlan Vos : https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Quinlan_Vos another Jedi who also survived Order 66

I think he does. Didn't he watch the footage of Anakin being anointed Vader by Palatine in his chambers? And

I am really confused. That was what they were implying right? She had fire-starting powers now? (unless she got her hands on more chemicals)

I think instead of "stealing" Sharon's white catsuit and giving it to Natasha, the white outfit is actually a reference to her white outift in Black Widow: Deadly Origin, which came out around the time that she made her debut in Iron Man 2. Which makes sense that because in that comic book she's confronting the skeletons in her closet which would fit with the whole "I'm done running from my past" thing she's got going on.

In the comics Wakanda were the ones who gifted Steve with the Shield. Not to mention in the What IF episode they apparently have early versions of the Iron Man Suits, and the Valkyrie apparently flew like four times the speed of sound. It's not impossible The therapy option was the lobotomy, and drugs, both of which Steve would heal from. 1940's New York couldn't deal with Bucky *or* Steve in terms of their mental health

It's not about how the Royal Family is portrayed. It's about Thatcher, primarily. Peter Morgan wrote "The Queen" after all. However, Peter is clearly hesitant to take on those people who see Diana as a saint, but I really don't think the Royals care that much. (And it most definitely is not about Harry and Meghan)

There's a feeling that Thatcher wanted the criticism of the police contained in Lord Taylor's report ( in the aftermath of the disaster) deflected, to place more blame on the Liverpool fans (who were not drunk) because she had very cosy relationship with the South Yorkshire police after the 1984 miner's strike. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/hillsborough-disaster-margaret-thatcher-wanted-1324983 To quote the Former Home Secretary Jack Straw: “The Thatcher government, because they needed the police to be a partisan force, particularly for the miners’ strike and other industrial troubles, created a culture of impunity in the police service. “They really were immune from outside influences and they thought they could rule the roost and that is what we absolutely saw in South Yorkshire.”

I think that's his natural accent to be honest- if you watch Rake his accent seems pretty similar

The world has just doubled in terms of it's population, of living things. That's enough to keep Steve busy, for like the next series of TFATWS. And at least two films, since most of the time, the films crisis is over in matter of a few days. Honestly. It's really not that hard

Didn't Snowpiercer already show that? LOL

I'm going to address the bolded part and then hopefully stop talking about this: She was absolutely fine with the Steve/Sharon relationship and called it essential to Steve's story, ( and true love) when the part hadn't been cast yet, even going to far as to say she could play the role with a blonde wig. All of that changed rather quickly when Emily was cast apparently, and while she was initially, supportive of Emily, in recent years her comments on it have been increasingly negative. Chris Evans has made a couple of distasteful comments on the Staron relationship, and yes about Natasha, but I agree with with the poster upthread in that Hayley's comments cross across as worse

IIRC All he's ever said about Sharon was one comment about it being, "a little icky" in a press conference for Civil War ( and that phrasing was initially put by the reporter who asked the question) where even Emily didn't seem too thrilled about the uh dynamics and saying he preferred the Steve Peggy relationship because it was sweeter. and said Steve would date Sharon because she reminded him of Peggy. Now all of that isn't great I'll grant you, but Hayley, on the other hand, has played with the shippers on twitter, (even supporting Stucky over Steve/Sharon in various interviews that Steve and Sharon is "borderline incestuous" , that she would "ground Sharon," but give Steve a slap on the wrist because "boys will be boys", after Emily Van camp was cast. She's claimed that Peggy took Steve's virginity, that Steve is "Peggy's" and that Peggy would be "rolling in her grave at the thought of Steve/Sharon. She's also taken photo with fans at con's showing disgust towards Steve/Sharon, Before Sharon was cast she claimed that Sharon essential to Steve's story and claimed that she could embody the character, wearing a blonde wig, and it would be "True Love" with Steve. I don't want to type out too long a reply, but outside of Chris's comments, which again weren't great, it only takes a quick look to see that Hayley's comments have been consistent and constant over the years. I don't think it's that hard to see why Hayley gets accused of egging on the fandom and Chris doesn't

They were. I believe Hayley said that those scenes were added in re-shoots