Dragonstone

How quick are you going to do that? And that's not even mentioning the second battle of Tumbleton.

The conflict on Dragonstone where she sees Aegon and there's a whole other dragon fight.

Him coming back.

Because I always thought the series would end with Aegon.

It's got to be the

confrontation at Dragonstone, right? Yeah.

I mean, gotta be.

That has to be it.

Even though, you know, I would say it's not like it takes much.

You do need to, you know, integrate into the culture, get troops, start to convert people, basically adopt Westeros-y cultures and stop being weird Valyrian aliens forever.

like exclusively, that are living on Dragonstone, you need to integrate into Westeros for the sake of this grand vision.

It does make sense.

And Alicent thinks this means that their son Aegon should be the new ruler.

And while this is happening, I believe at the same time, Rhaenyra and Daemon and their kids are heading back to Dragonstone.

And so this is another connection that I saw with the anarchy, too, was that when the king died, Matilda wasn't in England.

So like Rhaenyra was in Dragonstone, she wasn't in King's Landing, which was not good for timing.

No, that's it.

So Empress Matilda is pregnant when her father, Henry I, dies.

So we'll have to see how it goes.

But her absence creates that space for something else to happen.

Oh.

hot now i will say the opening of this episode so so so sad so sad very sad it's a post post gullet fight bitch fist versus sea snake with reina and sheep stealer fucking things up poor Jace's body floating in the water and then Bela has to collect her betrothed body take it back to um Dragonstone and then Rhaenyra is you know she's grieving she's trying to talk to Jace she's like what the fuck did you do Jace it's so sad Emma Darcy is such an amazing actor

Yeah, that broke my heart when I saw that.

Because I don't, I mean, I don't, I want to be careful.

How's it going guys? This is Ideas of Ice and Fire, and this is my first Q&A for Game of Thrones Season 7.

Now all these questions are taken from my last video, which was my review of Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 1, Dragonstone.

Now the first question is, is there a cure for greyscale? I think that a lot of people are confused.

When Shireen Baratheon was a little girl, Stannis Baratheon used all his resources, but all they did was stop the spread of greyscale.

Sansa's ideas in the council were not awful ideas, and they were well received by the Men of the North.

Sansa is a Stark, she has Stark blood, and she belongs in Winterfell, even if she is not Queen of the North.

Jaime Lannister literally spelled out that Daenerys would land on Dragonstone.

Since Lannisters know it, there is no opposition waiting for Daenerys, or if they have not much resources to spare, no traps, at least they could poison the wells there.