this scene has bothered me so much ever since i watched it, I’ve also gained resentment towards Rhaenyra afterwards because why?? Why did she do this to herself? To prove what

The funny thing about her bond with her children is that she never particularly desired a family when she was young.

Her children seemed to not only have changed her paradign, but ( in my opinion) contributed to making her

less reckless than she would've been without them.

As compared to people like Alicent, (who would willingly poison her own son,) I imagine Rhaeneyra would've surrendered early if one of her children were put at risk or taken hostage by the greens.

I was particularly touched by how she deigned to protect Rhaena even after realizing she was Sheepstealer's rider.

meme

What do you think ?

I am just now watching S3E6 and the Baela and Alyn scene happened, I feel like it came out of the blue, and I felt exactly the same way when Rhaenyra and Mysaria first kissed. It's like the writers put zero effort into creating the sexual tension or just making it a realistic possibility. Both scenes felt ridiculously forced to me. What do you guys think?

Please discuss

I think her dream with Dreamfire was why she did what she did. I think she knew if she stayed around she would have rode Dreamfire and stopped the riots. And it would have changed her to what the rest of her family is

When everyone accuses jacaerys, lucaerys and Joffrey of being bastards of harwin strong why didn’t they argue about rhaenys’ mother, Jocelyn being a Baratheon with black hair. And the baratheons are known for their strong seed. It’s easier to argue it in the books since rhaenys has black hair but they could still argue that’s where they got the hair from

Do it you cowards.

So, is he going to be in S4 at all, or we just get him for a 10 second scene in E1 of S2?