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House of Fire & Blood Episode 67 – “Elmo Says, ‘Not All Bastards!'” – The Fandomentals

What if George R. R. Martin’s Fire and Blood was written more like HBO’s House of the Dragon? Caroline and Gretchen analyze Martin’s work from this perspective and search for hidden stories in the text.

This week Caroline and Gretchen continue their analysis of The Dying of the Dragons: Rhaenyra Overthrown. The surprise of the century sweeps in as Addam of Hull rallies the troops of the Riverlands to regain his lost honor. Thank goodness the high lords are so invested in helping out this one loyal bastard, who was definitely NOT sent by the queen on this specific task! I’m sure everything at the second battle of Tumbleton will go swimmingly!

Note: this episode was recorded BEFORE House of the Dragon season 3 concluded, lol

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  • Gretchen

    Bi/pan, they/them. Gretchen is a Managing Editor for the Fandomentals. An unabashed academic book nerd and aspiring sci/fi and fantasy author, they have about things like media, representation, and ethics in storytelling.

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  • Caroline

    Caroline is a lawyer by day, geeky media fan and critic by night, afternoon, and lunch hour. Caroline enjoys long walks on quiet beaches so she can mentally over-analyze fictional characters and settings, and candlelit dinners that don’t cause a glare on her TV screen.

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Gretchen

Bi/pan, they/them. Gretchen is a Managing Editor for the Fandomentals. An unabashed academic book nerd and aspiring sci/fi and fantasy author, they have about things like media, representation, and ethics in storytelling.

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