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Hello and welcome to Talk the Thrones.

My name is Chris Ryan and I am an editor at TheRinger.com.

Joining me as always is Ringer, senior staff writer Joanna Robinson and a woman who has

never lost an eye over dragon ownership, although the night is young.

Chris, so many dragons, there's a lot of dragons, and they were all so distinct from

one another.

That was the thing.

The thing is, if you're going to shoot dragons, I like shooting them at dusk, because

I think day for night is the ideal time.

It's just like, who needs distinction between scales and colors or whatever.

Let's just go with it.

I got it.

We are talking about the seventh episode of the first season of House of the Dragon.

The episode was called Drift Mark, although I think one wedding in a funeral is a more

appropriate title.

It was directed by your boy Miguel Sapochnik and it featured a four-mentioned wedding and

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