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... As the war continues in its early stages, new players enter the game. Many join as subordinates, but wield power through those above

them in the hierarchical structure. Whether it's Lord Jason Lannister throwing his weight around

and expecting Aeman to escort his army for

Missaria getting close to Rayna. Larie's getting his hooks into Aegon, Alice seeing

Damon finally break down and ask for help.

The episode is full of examples.

Aeman himself is supposed to be a subordinate of his brother the king, but not really.

It isn't. Like that's not how it's playing out, right? He kind of sees himself as an independent ruler, but

is ruled himself by powerful emotions that regularly break through his stoic persona.

Allison softens his power slips through her fingers while Rainier hardens an attempt to shore up her own, but she's

deeply concerned that she can't win the war.

She's finding new dragonwriters, and it could be a challenge and a risk, but the reality of losing another of her most trusted leaves her alone and vulnerable.

She rages about Damon, but if she had any idea what kind of strange and

unexplainable issues he's dealing with, as well the fact that his dreams might have

hit a turning point, a culmination we might say, well she might feel a little differently or she might be like well get back over here then we need you

But she might not we'll see on a on top of that we have dreams, dragons, owls, fish, a dog, ships of the food stuffed variety and ships of the relation variety.

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