Why was it important to make Rhaenyra and Alicent childhood friends in House of the Dragon?
“I think it’s important because if there's not a relationship, there is no wound, narratively speaking. I think something that I- and Miguel Sapochnik, […]”
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“have spoken about a lot is that he’s deeply interested in making sure that this is a psychologically-motivated narrative, and checking that we can track back from events that happen towards the end of the series through to experiences in childhood. I think that’s why.”
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“It sort of just makes for better drama that they start in a place that’s so intimate. Added to which, it’s the thing that has enabled Ryan and Miguel to build a series around two women. That’s the other reason, because that’s the heart of the construction of HotD.”
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—Emma D’Arcy via ScreenRant
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It’s cool that they want to make a male dominated show in a male dominated universe about two female
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