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House of the Dragon Season 2, episode 1 had some pretty upsetting moments.
Early on in the episode there's a scene where Rhaenyra Targaryen goes looking for the body of her son, Lucerys (Elliot Grihault ) and his dragon Arrax .
She lands on a beach near Storm's End , scattering some local scavengers, and kneels by the remains of the pair, crying.
Soon, her own dragon, Syrax , comes and joins her, making sorrowful rumbling noises.
Initially we thought this was a roar of empathy, but it turns out it's even worse than that.
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