The Night King

  House of the Dragon Wants You to Trust Game of Thrones Again As soon as Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen cast aside her gaze from the fire and set her sights on revenge, the cat was out of the bag The new Game of Thrones series aims to give viewers what the previous one couldn't. It's as obvious as the fact that [spoiler] was doomed from the moment he climbed onto a dragon The show strives to renew the trust of those who were let down before, by delivering what they crave a female ruler who's determined to seize the Iron Throne without losing her identity and a plentiful supply of dragons. Despite this, House of the Dragon still has a long road ahead in regaining the viewers' confidence First, if you haven’t seen Sunday’s finale episode and don’t want to know what happens, stop reading Second, if you haven’t already kind of seen where this show wants to take you, you haven’t been paying attention One of the benefits of Dragon, as opposed to Game of Thrones, remains that

💀If the Night King had ruled the Seven Kingdoms💀    The Night King, the leader of the White Walkers and the central antagonist of the popular fantasy series" Game of Thrones," has captured the imagination of followership worldwide. But what if, rather of being defeated in the final season of the show, the Night King had succeeded in his charge to conquer the Seven Kingdoms and rule over the realm of Westeros?   Under the rule of the Night King, the Seven Kingdoms would have been converted into a desolate wasteland where the only life was his army of the undead. The Night King's sole purpose was to abolish all living brutes from the world, and with his power to raise the dead, he'd have created an army of grim, biddable soldiers who would follow his every command. The formerly- thriv