The The Oh, Oh, wow. Wow. So, Oh, uh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, uh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, Sir Simon summarizes this episode at least the beginning of it when he tells Damon that each side has

suffered great loss and will be unsure of what's to come. There's a lot of truth to

that, but others see it as an opportunity. There's a lot of grief and much of what we saw in

episode five is seen, heard, done through that heavy emotional filter. But at the

same time, Rooks Rest created a power vacuum, and those who were

not weighed down with grief will be quicker to take advantage.

Those who keep their eyes, regular or sapphire, we don't discriminate here, on the prize. Those types won't be taking any

breaks. As Damon says, it's the best time for a show of strength. Again, Damon and Aeman, having a similar reaction to things for doing

similar things but as Helena says to Amund was it worth the price because the

wrong show of strength can backfire as it does for both of them and for Sir Kristen Cole.

Tensions are flaring all over the Riverlands and in King's Landing and we got to meet quite a few new characters in this one. There's more dreams,

more references, more delving into Targarian history and some exciting set up for new

potential dragon writers. It's a true mid-season episode

getting us ready for all the rest and so much more to come and we've got all that and

more on this episode of History of West Rose's Podcast.

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