Look at him sitting on that throne like it's made of feathers.
If it had been him who got cut while sitting on it, and not Rhaenyra, they would have had not doubts that the sharp chair is magic. They wouldn't shut up about it.
The characters keep oscillating between calling Daemon "King Consort" and calling him "Prince".
Do they not know the correct titles? Do they not know that his assigned title changed the moment Rhaenyra crowned herself queen?
This isn't about Team Green vs. Team Black. I'm not pointing to the fact that the Green supporters might refuse to recognize Rhaenyra as queen, therefore denying Daemon the title of "King Consort".
Is it just that the writers make the same mistake repeatedly, or is it on purpose?
You wake up with the ability to erase one person from existence. Deleting that person from the timeline might also erase or alter certain events.
You suddenly wake up from a coma and realize you are 10 years younger than you thought you were, and the last decade of your life was just a dream.
You are teleported back in time; your legal guardians are gone and you have to raise yourself.
You would be as old as you are now. The you from the past would be a newborn.
If you could make anything that is illegal legal, what would that thing be?
Tell me something I don't know
Just like the title says: water, food, housing, medical care, etc.
The characters keep oscillating between calling Daemon "King Consort" and calling him "Prince".
Do they not know the correct titles? Do they not know that his assigned title changed the moment Rhaenyra crowned herself queen?
This isn't about Team Green vs. Team Black. I'm not pointing to the fact that the Green supporters might refuse to recognize Rhaenyra as queen, therefore denying Daemon the title of "King Consort".
Is it just that the writers make the same mistake repeatedly, or is it on purpose?
They just... assumed he was dead? They rescued the king after he fell with his dragon. They knew where the dragon was, they saw where it fell, and they just left it there. One of most powerful and resilient creatures known to them, and they just assumes it was dead after being burned? It's a dragon! It didn't even cross their minds that it could've survived the flames? It's the king's dragon, after all. Hell, it's a dragon in its own right. Even if he was, indeed, dead, they could've transported it back to the castle, have those guys in the caves take a look at it, and made sure it's dead before deciding what to do with the body.
I love it when one of the characters gets shot but somehow keeps running at full speed away from the threat for God knows how long.
Like, how are you not dead yet? How are you not hopelessly bleeding out on the ground?
I don't care that it's a temporary organ, it's still a human organ.