Just a Woman

House of the Dragon generally likes to erase many plot lines. So, of course, they don't have time to explore them in more detail, and I think in this case, this is the best plot move for Baela, and a very logical one. The war is in full swing. Jace dies, the whole situation is precarious, and of course, marriage is inevitable to strengthen rights and power. I'm already somewhat accepting thanks to Bethany and Abubakar's shared content (even though it wasn't much, the seeds have been sown). I'm certainly interested in how they'll portray this. Baela has a strong character and has held her own so far, but Jace's death will definitely affect her. And the thought that she will ultimately be forced to marry Alyn is quite bittersweet. But I hope Alyn proves himself to be a rational and understanding man. And if there's no love there, then at least respect (in the books, they have an unhappy marriage with his infidelity, but who knows how the show will go, although I think they'll never show that). I'm more interested in what they'll bring to Rhaena. According to the books, she has two marriages. The second was to Garmund Hightower, with whom she had six children, and their marriage is described as happy. And given the rumors and gossip about season 3, it's allegedly (SPOILERS) that Rhaena will have an affair with Gwayne Hightower. I think this is more of a fan fantasy, but I wouldn't be surprised if the show actually did it.

After graduating from university, Jace found himself in a situation where he felt like he was burned out. He didn't know what to do next and was increasingly withdrawn. Rhaenyra, seeing his state, decided to send Jace to Texas to rest and recuperate, as that's where their home is. It's a large property their family has long owned, but it had been empty for years. Jace instantly fell in love with horses. He's drawn to their strength, stubbornness, and pride. He decides to create a sanctuary for them on his property. This is a huge and painstaking undertaking, with a lot of paperwork. He needs someone with experience in this field. And that's how he met Cregan Stark. His family owns most of the land and sanctuaries in Texas. Their first meeting isn't particularly friendly. But Jace has no choice. Cregan is truly good at what he does. And even if Stark clearly can't stand him, he'll have to endure it. Jace won't back down from his decision.

Sorry not sorry 😂

"Pressure": In the tense 72 hours before D-Day, General Dwight D. Eisenhower (Brendan Fraser) and Captain James Stagg (Andrew Scott) face an impossible choice—launch the most dangerous seaborne invasion in history or risk losing the war altogether.

The cowboy team we deserve lol