The fifth chapter of “House of the Dragon” was telecast on Sunday. This significantly influenced the show’s admirers, who never stopped analyzing each episode’s specifics.
Meleys, aka The Red Queen
A commanding red dragon may be seen flying beside Seasmoke, the grey dragon we had previously encountered during the fight against the Crabfeeder in episode 5. She is Princess Rhaenys’ dragon, the queen she never was.
Death of a Gay Character
It appears that being gay in Westeros is not safe. Renly Baratheon and Ser Loras, who were gay, and Oberyn Martell and Ellaria Sand, who were Bisexual in Game of Thrones, all passed away in the worst way possible. With Joffrey’s passing, Laenor Velaryon’s lover, we now have another gay character who has passed in the worst way.
House Royce
We first saw Daemon’s wife, often referred to as his “golden bitch,” in episode 5. In the Battle of the Bastards, the cavalry known as the Valley Riders, led by Ser Yohn Royce, was called upon to save Jon Snow.
The Sick King
Viserys’ condition is progressively becoming worse. He has leprosy, which will harm his health. Viserys has experienced non-healing wounds, gangrene-caused mutilation, sickness, and exhaustion this season; the latest additions include nosebleeds, coughs, and blackouts.
Rhaenyra’s Necklace
The jewelry Daemon gave Rhaenyra is no longer on her person. She is no longer attached to her uncle because she knows his actual goals.
Larys Strong
As Tyrion described in Game of Thrones, there is something wrong with Westeros’s dwarfs, cripples, and broken objects. When a man in Westeros cannot fight, he must use new means of gaining control. This was demonstrated in episode 5 with Larys Strong, whose deformed foot prevents him from walking. And he spreads the rumors of Rhaenyra’s among the royal circles, prompting Alicent to turn to Ser Criston.
The king who is not welcome
Protocol demands that the monarch be welcomed with the appropriate honors when he enters a location. In addition to being required by law, this greeting demonstrates fidelity to the regent’s position and the crown. House Valeryon declines to see Viserys because they know the king’s frailty. Corlys Velaryon really waits to be asked to submit to the monarch before bowing to him, a blatant act of superiority.
Alicent’s Green Dress
The series’ inspiration novel, “Fire and Blood,” effectively uses Alicent Hightower’s green clothing. The character Larys Strong makes a snarky remark to his brother in the episode, recalling that the Hightower House’s battle banners are green.
“The beacon of Oldtown, do you know what color it glows when it calls its banners to war?” smirks Larys Strong to his older brother Ser Harwin.
