I'm gonna get the rust off by sounding as dumb as possible right off the jump here on FaceTime.

We're spending so much time on character development.

And it feels like a show we used to watch a college.

Like instead of the scale of the finale of Stranger Things with all the plot twists, reveals, set pieces, we're just setting these guys up.

Someone that's looking for a moment to push the plot forward might say, okay, we get it.

These guys are hanging out and Ashford.

We understand. But what's happening is we're spending all this time with these. might say, okay, we get it. These guys are hanging out in Ashford. Right.

We understand.

But what's happening is we're spending all this time with these two.

We're really getting to know them and thank God the actors in these two roles are doing

justice to the characters, but also bring so much to the characters.

I know.

So all this is happening and it's building so much beneath the surface so that by

the time of this episode, just episode three, the simple reveal of who this kid is, all

the implications of the scale of rich and poor, safe and not safe, and all the nasty implications and trudes all that

brings with it in Westeros specifically gets put directly on the table in a different dimension

than we're used to seeing.

Like we're used to seeing what the Targaryen experience is like, but we're're used to seeing what the Targaryen experience is

like, but we're not used to seeing what the Targaryen experience is like from the perspective

of someone that at this point is innocent, who doesn't really want anything else other than

how his morning went. And I think that's why we spent so much time

with him in this episode, the episode that he gets revealed. I think that once episode four drops,

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