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... Episode 3, the Burning Mill. A mill is a mundane but rather perfect metaphor. It's life going in

circles, the same cycles of birth and death, and when we're looking at things like this, blood and revenge and such things like that.

Like the Wheel Danny wanted to break in original Game of Thrones show.

A windmill keeps on turning around and around, but in this case it can turn even if it's burning.

Maybe a regular wheel can too, but this one's way up in the air and it's a lot more spectacular and cool.

A sure sign of times changing is that neither the blacks or greens have an official

Master of Whisper's until this episode.

It's a parallel escalation, but it's also another cycle,

because the Master of Whisper's is not a new position.

It's just come back around again.

The story continues to expand in this one.

More characters are added, more locations are added. a lot of them are familiar, but with changes and we're seeing them in a different timeline.

Existing characters that we've been focused on so much are starting to spread out.

They're not in the same place anymore. That gives us more to talk about, more connections to be made, more details to discuss, as the last vestiges of resistance to war fall away and the inevitable approaches.

There's a creepy dream in a cursed castle, some dragon action, real dragons that is, and a ton

of dragon history, meaning Targaryans.

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