The first season finale of House of the Dragon was its most cinematic episode to date.

There were many callbacks to the first couple of episodes and a few to the original series.

It culminates with a tragically epic finish that continues the pattern of misunderstandings,

miscommunications, and errors in judgment getting out of hand.

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It begins with what ultimately becomes a bit of misdirection. Luke is standing by himself

overlooking the painted table of Westeros for shadowing him being alone above the world

at the end of the episode, right until he isn't. If Vigarcha talks, you might have said,

there you are to Luke as Rainier had did when she came into the room.

Luke dreads the death of the seasnake by the end of the episode. Lord Corleys is back on his

feet, and it is Luceris, and Erak's that we must say goodbye to.

A pattern in this episode is discussions, especially held in the room of the painted table

interrupted by news or an arrival. Right here in this first scene, it is Rainy's

who has arrived, and their expectation is that she's brought word of the seasnake,

but we know she's just come from King's Landing with word that Viseris is dead,

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