We get a reminder about the Night’s Watch, which has fresh context thanks to House of the Dragon’s season-one introduction of Aegon the Conquerer’s prophetic dream about a threat from the frozen north, and we even get a “Winter is coming.“Coming? ” Jace jokes as the young men ride the elevator to the top of the Wall amid snow flurries.“What is this then, that falls from the sky and shivers my bones? ” All jokes stop when Jace beholds what lies beyond the Wall.
A terrified Heleana grabs her other child and runs into her mother’s room, where she doesn’t react at all to the sight of a naked Alicent in bed, having her way with a naked Cole.(The queen is an enduring mystery, after all—and she was right to be afraid of the rats! ) Instead, all she says, very matter-of-factly, is: “They killed the boy.” The last shot closes in on Alicent’s horrified face.
In King’s Landing, members of the Kingsguard are keeping an eye on the skies—“Dragonnnn! ” is a truly terrifying thing to hear anyone yell—while inside the castle, the royal family, including married siblings Queen Heleana (Phia Saban) and King Aegon and their white-blonde children, are going about their business.
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