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House of the Dragon has been teasing a terrible civil war in Westeros since the foundations were laid in season one .
With House Targaryen bitterly divided, battles are just over the horizon.
This week , in episode three , “ The Burning Mill ” we see one last attempt at reconciliation.
Daemon arrives at Harrenhal , the biggest castle in Westeros and the spookiest.
He meets Ser Simon Strong , played by British stage legend Sir Simon Russell Beale .
Rhaenyra’s Small Council wants her to act, be that by sending dragons to burn all who oppose her.
There’s a new urgency to their talk of heirs, a tumultuous subject.
Alicent and Heleana have a poignant conversation about motherhood, grief, and loss.
King Aegon decides that rather than going to battle, he’ll spend another drunken night out on the town.
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