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The Open University, the Narrow Sea. Hello and welcome to Radio Estrus I'm Yoke Boy and it's great to be here to talk about the fourth

episode of House of the Dragon called King of the Narrow Sea. Today we'll be reacting to and evaluating this episode as well as

making plenty of book comparisons because we are all hardcore book fans so you'll

get some deep insights related to the text hopefully we'll avoid

spoiling the future plot of House of the Dragon as much as we can but we will have

a spoiler as all books anything goes section at the very end and we'll give our

unsullied audience a giant heads up for that. So whatever you're a song of

ice and fire, Game of Thrones background, we do have a lot to offer and we'll certainly be ready to fill in the blanks about the episode jumped just under a year in the timeline and during the in-between

Queen Alacant has given birth to a second child Helena and Rhenera is

midway through a grand tour in search of a suitable suitor.

Renira remains unmarried and still free with at least some control over her own destiny,

whereas Allison is now expected to behave less freely as a Queen with two children.

In this episode, the pair who were formerly close friends with everything in common were brought

into contrast, and we're going to talk a lot about

that today. This episode was great, it was full of burning desire, visceral conflict and

deceit at every turn, hidden motives began to come to the fore and some characters were left

full of cognitive dissonance and doubt. It was dialogue heavy and indeed many of the scenes revolved

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