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Seasons, dragons. The red sewing changed everything.

Both the blacks and the greens must now rethink their entire approach to the war.

It changed the very idea of dragon writing.

The power of gods is no longer for people named Targarian or Valerian or

members of the royal family. This just goes well beyond war though. It's a social and cultural shift as well.

Rainier and her allies and her enemies have no idea what long-term effect this might have.

That's the way seeds work, right? You plant them.

It's not the next day that you find out what happens. It takes a while.

And that's the facet of war, though, isn't it? They have no idea what the long-term effect is, and that's what you have to do.

During war, you sacrifice the long-term for survival or for victory and that's the problem isn't it

that said they don't even know the short-term effect either it seems like a good

thing that it will help the war effort to have new dragons but who are these guys really right who are they what kind of personalities that they really have we've seen the character of Adam and

Ulf and Hugh in their previous lives but Raynira and Jace haven't, and not even Missouri knows them.

They are dragonwriters now, and Power can go to anyone's head, as we've seen.

Power is a all-encompassing theme of Game of Thrones

House of the Dragon. So take Aeman for example, who just saw what he's up against and

his big head may have deflated a little bit but he's definitely a man of action and he's going to act and we'll have to see what he does.

But the trailers give us some clues so we're going to talk about all that and more on this

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