As a longtime fan of the Game of Thrones franchise, I’ve seen my fair share of continuity errors and unexplained plot points. However, the recent “disappearing act” of Alys Rivers in House of the Dragon during Season 2 has left me intrigued rather than frustrated.
Some spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2 can be found in this story.
The background of the “Game of Thrones” series is marked by darkness and inconsistencies in continuity, which are often pointed out by observant viewers. A notable instance occurred when a coffee cup was spotted inadvertently left behind in a scene. As for “House of the Dragon,” it hasn’t generated a viral error yet, but an eagle-eyed fan did bring up a potential mistake while watching with a Max subscription. The fan base had plenty to discuss about this supposed mistake.
Fans were puzzled during last week’s intense episodes at Harrenhal when Daemon seemed to be tormented or perhaps even losing his grip on reality. One fan brought up what they believed was a continuity issue in Season 2 of the show, posting a query on social media: “Did Alys go missing here?” This question gained significant traction, with over 6,500 likes and over half a million views at the time this text was written.
Fans have noticed that things at Harrenhal have seemed off ever since Daemon arrived. It’s possible that the focus should be on Alys instead of questioning if there was a continuity issue in “House of the Dragon.” Many fans have expressed their thoughts and proposed theories regarding this anomaly.
- I believe she’s in His Head only. I don’t remember anyone talking to her.
- Daemon is in Harrenhal all by himself talking just to HIMSELF …and poor Caraxes is like “ broooooo we gotta go.’
- The fact that he didn’t say anything like “excuse my intrusion” leads me to believe that she’s not there.
Some fans found amusement in those potential scenarios, too, adding a lighter perspective when it appeared she vanished.
- Goth girls just do that.
- Ay they did the girl disappearing behind ScarJo @ the red carpet thing
If you’re unsure which specific “red carpet moment” is being referred to, it appears that Scarlett Johansson’s mother vanished from view in a similar manner during the event.
From the very beginning when I first laid eyes on Alys Rivers at Harrenhal, I couldn’t shake off this unsettling feeling that something was amiss. The way she looked at me, those subtle interactions we shared – it was all a veiled attempt to impart some hidden truths about myself.
It’s possible that the quirkiness of this character in “Game of Thrones” can be explained by the fact that the show’s world is populated with unusual individuals, and she may be the most recent addition to keep things interesting for a major character. Alternatively, she and her herbal teas could just be figments of his imagination, and her peculiarities are merely manifestations of a non-existent being.
In the history of the franchise, there have been numerous instances where reality intertwined with the fantastical. To illustrate, Arya and Bran Stark were major characters who spent significant portions of their storylines deviating from the main narrative, dealing with their unique quirks and supernatural elements. However, Daemon’s current situation is more closely tied to the primary storyline. Therefore, the events unfolding now may not persist indefinitely.
Fans have been able to make compelling cases for both sides due to the subtly hinted clues in the show, particularly in Season 2. As the storyline of “House of the Dragon” continues to develop steadily, we may soon discover whether Alys’ disappearance was just a misperception or an deliberate move by the director to heighten the suspense and unease.
House of the Dragon hits the TV schedule on Sunday nights on HBO and Max.
Read More
2024-07-21 20:37