How does Ormund Hightower die in House Of The Dragon? Here’s what happens during his final fight with Roddy the Ruin, why Ulf turns Silverwing on him, and how the show changes his Fire & Blood death.
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Mary and Blake discuss “Faceless Men,” including Criston Cole’s incredibly satisfying death, the Iron Throne cutting Rhaenyra, Alys Rivers offering Aemond a new future, and why the Baela and Alyn kiss feels unearned.
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Criston Cole dies without the glorious ending he imagined, while the Iron Throne draws Rhaenyra’s blood. Our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 6 review breaks down what “Faceless Men” means and how power is erasing everyone caught inside the Dance.
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Mary and Blake recap and react to House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 5, “Unbowed and Unbent,” including Criston Cole’s death wish, Aemond’s dependence on Alys Rivers, Helaena’s choice, Ormund’s plan for Daeron, and the haunting Feast for Traitors.
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What does “Unbowed and Unbent” mean in House Of The Dragon? Episode 5 connects Meria Martell’s resistance to Criston Cole’s death wish, revealing the difference between defiance that preserves people and pride that destroys them.
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Our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 review explores how “Unbowed and Unbent” turns every attempted escape into another prison, with Criston Cole’s death wish and the haunting final crosscut bringing the episode’s theme together.
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Mary and Blake recap House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 4, “Tumbleton,” including Ormund’s plan for Daeron, Sunfyre’s fate, Aegon’s humiliation, and Rhaenyra’s growing control over her dragonriders.
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Tumbleton is a lightly defended market town that Ormund turns into a political shield. Here is why it matters and what happens during its infamous battle.
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Ormund Hightower is Alicent’s cousin, Daeron’s guardian, and the architect of a plan to place his Hightower-raised prince on the Iron Throne.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 4 introduces Ormund Hightower and reveals how Rhaenyra, Daeron, and the crown turn human beings into royal property.
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