1. - Good morrow, Lady Rhea.
- Cousin.Copy !req
2. What's today's quarry? Rabbit?Copy !req
3. - Deer.
- Fine challenge.Copy !req
4. Care for some company?Copy !req
5. I'd rather ride alone.Copy !req
6. Good fortune to you.Copy !req
7. Husband.Copy !req
8. What brings you to the Vale?Copy !req
9. Or have you at last come
to consummate our marriage?Copy !req
10. The Vale's sheep might be willing,Copy !req
11. even if I'm not.Copy !req
12. Our sheep are prettier, after all.Copy !req
13. Or perhaps your brother
has at last had his fill of your company.Copy !req
14. Cast you aside in favor of a little girl.Copy !req
15. What will you do now?Copy !req
16. Will you strike the child down?Copy !req
17. Or?Copy !req
18. I knew you couldn't finish.Copy !req
19. Craven!Copy !req
20. Thank you.Copy !req
21. A moment.Copy !req
22. I do not wish to see you go.Copy !req
23. Such is the King's decision.Copy !req
24. A decision I most bitterly regret.Copy !req
25. And yet, you made it possible.Copy !req
26. You chose Rhaenyra.Copy !req
27. She swore her innocence,Copy !req
28. and I believed her.Copy !req
29. You wanted to believe her,
as did her father.Copy !req
30. Your informant was wrong.Copy !req
31. An honest mistake, perhaps,
but I did not foresee this!Copy !req
32. You should have.Copy !req
33. If you had not been so relentless
in advancing Aegon as heir!Copy !req
34. Listen to me, daughter.Copy !req
35. The King will die.Copy !req
36. It may be months or years,
but he'll not live to be an old man.Copy !req
37. And if Rhaenyra succeeds him,Copy !req
38. war will follow, do you understand?Copy !req
39. The realm will not accept her.Copy !req
40. And to secure her claim,Copy !req
41. she'll have to put
your children to the sword.Copy !req
42. She'll have no choice.Copy !req
43. You know it.Copy !req
44. You're no fool,
and yet you choose not to see it.Copy !req
45. The time is coming, Alicent.Copy !req
46. Either you prepare Aegon to rule,Copy !req
47. or you cleave to Rhaenyra
and pray for her mercy.Copy !req
48. Where is Lord Corlys?
He should be here to receive the King.Copy !req
49. Welcome to High Tide, Your Grace.Copy !req
50. What is the meaning of this, Lady Laena?Copy !req
51. Is this how House Velaryon
greets its King?Copy !req
52. My father has but just returned
from his long journeyCopy !req
53. and he has hastened to the Hall of NineCopy !req
54. to await Your Grace's arrival.Copy !req
55. Let's just get on with it.Copy !req
56. An outsider...Copy !req
57. among the natives.Copy !req
58. Lord Larys.Copy !req
59. Malvales.Copy !req
60. A rare bloom.Copy !req
61. Indigenous to Braavos.Copy !req
62. By all rights,
it shouldn't be thriving here.Copy !req
63. Nature, such mystery.Copy !req
64. - The weather has been lovely.
- Indeed.Copy !req
65. And yet it is a dark day for the realm.Copy !req
66. Your father was a good man.Copy !req
67. As is yours who took his place.Copy !req
68. Yet still,Copy !req
69. the manner of your father's departure...Copy !req
70. it feels something of an injustice.Copy !req
71. What do you know of the matter
of his leaving?Copy !req
72. When one is never invited to speak,Copy !req
73. one learns instead to... observe.Copy !req
74. You're perhaps in need of an ally?Copy !req
75. I'm the Queen.Copy !req
76. - I have no shortage of allies.
- Naturally.Copy !req
77. Princess Rhaenyra, for example.Copy !req
78. State your purpose, my lord.Copy !req
79. I did wonder if she could be relied uponCopy !req
80. now that she is unwell.Copy !req
81. Unwell? I haven't heard anything.Copy !req
82. Begging your pardon,
Your Grace, I may be mistaken.Copy !req
83. It's just that on the very same night
your father was dismissed,Copy !req
84. the Grand Maester delivered a tea
to the Princess's chambers.Copy !req
85. - A tea?
- Yes.Copy !req
86. That the Grand Maester himself brought?Copy !req
87. At the direction of the King,
as I understand it.Copy !req
88. I do hope she's not unwell.Copy !req
89. Rhaenyra sailed with the King to DriftmarkCopy !req
90. - yesterday at daybreak.
- What good news.Copy !req
91. I must've been in error.Copy !req
92. A relief.Copy !req
93. I thought for Mellos himself, well...Copy !req
94. her condition must be
something very serious.Copy !req
95. What happiness it is to have been wrong.Copy !req
96. I'm sorry.Copy !req
97. Come, cousin.Copy !req
98. Let us discover what might be had
for breakfast.Copy !req
99. Your Grace.Copy !req
100. Rise, Lord Corlys.Copy !req
101. Be welcome.Copy !req
102. May I offer you a chair?Copy !req
103. Cousin!Copy !req
104. Princess.Copy !req
105. - Are you well?
- Very.Copy !req
106. I congratulate you, Lord Lyonel.Copy !req
107. I can think of no man more suited to be
the Hand of the King.Copy !req
108. That is very kind of you to say,
Lord Corlys.Copy !req
109. His Grace has honored me with the post.Copy !req
110. Pity about Ser Otto.Copy !req
111. Despite spending most of my days
amidst the grandeur of the Red Keep,Copy !req
112. the halls of High Tide
never fail to impress.Copy !req
113. You flatter me, Your Grace.Copy !req
114. Though I do wish we could meet
under happier pretenses.Copy !req
115. - How so?
- Daemon's wife,Copy !req
116. the Lady Rhea Royce, has passed.Copy !req
117. A hunting mishap.Copy !req
118. She was thrown from her horse.Copy !req
119. Her neck and skull
both crushed in the fall.Copy !req
120. A most surprising end.Copy !req
121. Lady Rhea's skill as both
rider and hunter were well-known.Copy !req
122. - The gods are cruel.
- Indeed.Copy !req
123. Lady Rhea was a fine woman
and a good wife to my brother.Copy !req
124. Sad thing that she and Daemon
have no heirs to succeed her.Copy !req
125. She stood to inherit Runestone.Copy !req
126. Mayhaps we can turn toward
happier pursuits.Copy !req
127. - No, thank you.
- What did you have in mind, Your Grace?Copy !req
128. I wish to propose a marriage
between your son, Ser Laenor...Copy !req
129. and my daughter and heir,
the Princess Rhaenyra.Copy !req
130. It's long past time our houses
were united in blood.Copy !req
131. The last pillars of Old Valyria.Copy !req
132. You honor both me
and my house, Your Grace.Copy !req
133. There are certain details
I would wish clarifiedCopy !req
134. before the Princess Rhaenys
and I could accept this most...Copy !req
135. generous proposal.Copy !req
136. What details?Copy !req
137. We would like to know
how the succession will be handled.Copy !req
138. Rhaenyra is my heir.Copy !req
139. Upon my death, my throne and my titles
will pass to her.Copy !req
140. She and Ser Laenor's firstborn child,
regardless of gender,Copy !req
141. will inherit the Iron Throne from her.Copy !req
142. Can I presume that,
in keeping with Westerosi tradition...Copy !req
143. their children would take
their father's name?Copy !req
144. That they would be born Velaryons?Copy !req
145. Surely, Lord Corlys,Copy !req
146. you are not proposing
the Targaryen dynasty end with my daughterCopy !req
147. simply because she is a woman?Copy !req
148. I only seek clarity, Your Grace.Copy !req
149. - Might I have a chair brought in for you?
- I do not—Copy !req
150. No. I do not require a chair.Copy !req
151. Upon their birth,
Ser Laenor and Rhaenyra's childrenCopy !req
152. shall take their
father's name, Velaryon...Copy !req
153. in keeping with our traditions.Copy !req
154. However,Copy !req
155. at such time when their firstborn
ascends the Iron Throne,Copy !req
156. he or she will do so
bearing the name Targaryen.Copy !req
157. Dragons will rule the Seven Kingdoms
for the next hundred years,Copy !req
158. just as they did the last.Copy !req
159. This is an equitable compromise.Copy !req
160. Good.Copy !req
161. Now, if there's nothing further.Copy !req
162. In truth, if it had to be someone,
I'm glad it is you.Copy !req
163. I know this union is not
what you would choose.Copy !req
164. I hold nothing against you, cousin.Copy !req
165. No, I—Copy !req
166. rather...Copy !req
167. Dare I say it is a matter of taste?Copy !req
168. I prefer roast duck to goose.Copy !req
169. I cannot say why.Copy !req
170. It's not for a lack of trying.Copy !req
171. There are those who like goose very well.Copy !req
172. I find it a bit greasy for my taste.Copy !req
173. I know that whatever agreement
being struck up thereCopy !req
174. will not change your appetites,Copy !req
175. nor will it change mine.Copy !req
176. And what do you propose?Copy !req
177. That we perform our duty to our fathers
and to the realmCopy !req
178. and when it's done...Copy !req
179. each of us dines as we see fit.Copy !req
180. Viserys has taken to bed
while his ship is readied.Copy !req
181. Perhaps I...Copy !req
182. overextended myself?Copy !req
183. Pushed him too close to the edge?Copy !req
184. My cousin chose to sail
into this tempest, husband.Copy !req
185. It was undignified of the King
to drag himself hereCopy !req
186. and beg for Laenor's hand.Copy !req
187. Where is Laenor?Copy !req
188. - He and Rhaenyra are walking the coast.
- Good.Copy !req
189. Do they seem... familiar?Copy !req
190. They grew up together.Copy !req
191. Familiarity is not at issue.Copy !req
192. I'm sure Laenor
was already taken with her.Copy !req
193. She's grown quite comely
these last few years.Copy !req
194. You know his true nature.Copy !req
195. He's still young.Copy !req
196. He will outgrow it.Copy !req
197. There is no pleasure in the world like...Copy !req
198. bedding a woman.Copy !req
199. We are placing our son in danger.Copy !req
200. The lords of the realm
bent the knee to RhaenyraCopy !req
201. and swore obeisance to her.Copy !req
202. That was before there
was a true-born princeCopy !req
203. named Aegon Targaryen.Copy !req
204. Rhaenyra's succession will be challenged.Copy !req
205. Knives will come out for her,
her husband, and for their heirs.Copy !req
206. Our house controls the realm's navy
and half its dragons.Copy !req
207. Anyone fool enough to challenge
Rhaenyra's claimCopy !req
208. - will be crushed.
- To what end, Corlys? Wealth? Power?Copy !req
209. - Pride?
- Justice.Copy !req
210. By all rights,Copy !req
211. you should be Queen of the Seven Kingdoms.Copy !req
212. You were robbed of the crown by—Copy !req
213. I never wore the crown
because the realm would not have it so.Copy !req
214. And I would remedy thatCopy !req
215. small-minded error by any means necessar—Copy !req
216. I myself have put the business
behind me, Corlys.Copy !req
217. I've always feared the day
you'd have to marry a woman.Copy !req
218. And now it comes.Copy !req
219. Your betrothed gives you leaveCopy !req
220. of her own free will
to continue partaking of.Copy !req
221. Was I the duck or the goose?Copy !req
222. I've come to meet my fate
and you make a jape of it?Copy !req
223. Look, Rhaenyra will be
Queen of the Seven KingdomsCopy !req
224. and you will be her king consort.Copy !req
225. Think of the tournament,Copy !req
226. the feast, the battles at sea.Copy !req
227. Will you wear your crown today,
Your Grace?Copy !req
228. You're a fool.Copy !req
229. You will need a sworn protector.Copy !req
230. This is better than we could've hoped for.Copy !req
231. She has a paramour of her own.Copy !req
232. I wonder who it is.Copy !req
233. Did sleep flee you as well this morning?Copy !req
234. I needed to see you, Princess.Copy !req
235. I confess I had a similar desire.Copy !req
236. You have confided in me now and then
over the years of our acquaintance.Copy !req
237. I feel, forgive me,
that I know you... a bit.Copy !req
238. You know more than a bit.Copy !req
239. I've heard you say so many times
how you loathe the lot of your position,Copy !req
240. that you are to be married off
at your father's whimCopy !req
241. with no thought given to the yearning
of your own heart,Copy !req
242. and now the day comes.Copy !req
243. Ser Laenor is a good and decent man,
but you did not choose him.Copy !req
244. - He was chosen for you.
- That's true.Copy !req
245. If there were another path...Copy !req
246. one that led to freedom...Copy !req
247. would you tread it?Copy !req
248. Rhaenyra, before I came here,Copy !req
249. I was a knight in the Stormlands.Copy !req
250. I have deep knowledge
of the port at SunspearCopy !req
251. where I've seen the ships
of Essos setting sailCopy !req
252. with their hulls full
of oranges and cinnamonCopy !req
253. and I've always wished
to see where they went.Copy !req
254. Are you asking for leave?Copy !req
255. I'm asking you to come with me...Copy !req
256. away from all of this.Copy !req
257. From the burdens and indignities
of your inheritance.Copy !req
258. Let us leave it all behind
and see the world together...Copy !req
259. where we'll be nameless,Copy !req
260. and free...Copy !req
261. free to go where we like,
to love as we like.Copy !req
262. In Essos...Copy !req
263. you could marry me.Copy !req
264. A marriage for love,Copy !req
265. not for the crown.Copy !req
266. I am the crown, Ser Criston.Copy !req
267. Or I will be.Copy !req
268. I may chafe at my duties,Copy !req
269. but do you think I would choose infamyCopy !req
270. in exchange for a bushel of oranges
or a ship to Asshai?Copy !req
271. It is my dutyCopy !req
272. to marry a nobleman from a great houseCopy !req
273. and Ser Laenor will make a fine husband.Copy !req
274. But my...Copy !req
275. my marriage...Copy !req
276. does not have to be the end.Copy !req
277. Ser Criston, Laenor and I have
an understanding.Copy !req
278. I've granted him leave
to pursue his own interests...Copy !req
279. and in turn, he's granted me the same.Copy !req
280. So you want me to be your whore?Copy !req
281. I want us to continue as we began,Copy !req
282. with you as my sworn protector,
my white knight.Copy !req
283. I took an oath.Copy !req
284. As a knight of your Kingsguard.Copy !req
285. An oath of chastity. I've broken it.Copy !req
286. - I won't tell anyone—
- I've soiled my white cloak.Copy !req
287. And it's the only thing
I have to my fucking name!Copy !req
288. I thought if we were married,
I might be able to restore it.Copy !req
289. The Iron Throne looms larger than me,Copy !req
290. larger than anyone in my family.Copy !req
291. Aegon the Conqueror
united the Seven KingdomsCopy !req
292. and put them on a path—Copy !req
293. Ser Criston.Copy !req
294. - Fetch the Maester!
- Get back.Copy !req
295. Get Mellos! Get back!Copy !req
296. Prepare the crucible.Copy !req
297. We'll need leeches.Copy !req
298. Ser Criston...Copy !req
299. you've been summoned.Copy !req
300. I left the Princess just minutes ago.Copy !req
301. Not the Princess, ser.Copy !req
302. The Queen.Copy !req
303. Ser Criston, Your Grace.Copy !req
304. That will be all.Copy !req
305. I fear I must question you
on a delicate matter, Ser Criston.Copy !req
306. I am your servant as always, my Queen.Copy !req
307. It concerns our dear Princess Rhaenyra.Copy !req
308. Please.Copy !req
309. You are her sworn protector
and rightly loyal to her.Copy !req
310. I am.Copy !req
311. The night of Daemon's return...Copy !req
312. there's been a rumor...Copy !req
313. or rather, my father received
an accounting of...Copy !req
314. a lapse of moralsCopy !req
315. that may have occurred between—Copy !req
316. It is, of course, unthinkable for me
to question the virtue of the Princess,Copy !req
317. whom I hold in highest regard,Copy !req
318. but, I did, however, wonder if...Copy !req
319. I'm not unaware that in flush of youth...Copy !req
320. there may be errors made...Copy !req
321. breaches in resolve,Copy !req
322. - breaches, or rather lapses—
- It happened, Your Grace.Copy !req
323. The sin you allude to.Copy !req
324. I have committed it.Copy !req
325. At her instigation,
it is true, but that should—Copy !req
326. It is no excuse.Copy !req
327. My oath has been broken.Copy !req
328. I have dishonored myself.Copy !req
329. I deserve no consideration.Copy !req
330. But if...Copy !req
331. as a clement Queen,
you are inclined to pity...Copy !req
332. I would ask only this...Copy !req
333. that rather than gelding meCopy !req
334. and having me torturedCopy !req
335. you would sentence me mercifully to death.Copy !req
336. Thank you for your honesty, Ser Criston.Copy !req
337. You may go.Copy !req
338. Rest now, Your Grace.
I will bring the leeches.Copy !req
339. If I may, Grand Maester,Copy !req
340. I took the liberty
of preparing a fresh setCopy !req
341. of herbal poultices
that might be more effective.Copy !req
342. That will not be necessary, Orwyle.Copy !req
343. The leechings have always brought
His Grace relief.Copy !req
344. To help him sleep.Copy !req
345. Where's the Queen?Copy !req
346. I was given to understand that she
is otherwise occupied, Your Grace.Copy !req
347. Will I be remembered
as a good king, Lyonel?Copy !req
348. Your Grace?Copy !req
349. What will they say of me
when the histories are written?Copy !req
350. I have neither fought nor conquered,Copy !req
351. nor suffered any great defeat.Copy !req
352. Some might call that good fortune.Copy !req
353. It hardly makes a good song, does it?Copy !req
354. To be sung at feasts in a hundred years...Copy !req
355. five hundred.Copy !req
356. You have carried King Jaehaerys's legacy.Copy !req
357. And kept the realm strong.Copy !req
358. Is it not better to live in peaceCopy !req
359. than to have songs
sung after you are dead?Copy !req
360. Perhaps.Copy !req
361. But there is a part of me
wishes I'd been tested.Copy !req
362. I often think that in the crucible,Copy !req
363. I may have been forged a different man.Copy !req
364. Many that are tested,
only wish to have been spared it.Copy !req
365. Another lord might assure me
that I would rise likeCopy !req
366. Aegon the Conqueror given the chance.Copy !req
367. - Your Grace, that is—
- You're right.Copy !req
368. You're right as always.Copy !req
369. It is perhaps best not to know.Copy !req
370. It is with great pleasureCopy !req
371. that His Grace, King Viserys,
announces the startCopy !req
372. of the royal wedding celebrations.Copy !req
373. House Lannister with their lord,
Jason Lannister.Copy !req
374. Lord Paramount of the West,
and Master of Casterly Rock.Copy !req
375. House Hightower with their lord,
Hobert Hightower.Copy !req
376. Beacon of the South,
Defender of the Citadel,Copy !req
377. the Voice of Oldtown...Copy !req
378. Congratulations, Your Grace.Copy !req
379. You have made a fine match
for the Princess.Copy !req
380. Thank you, Lord Jason.Copy !req
381. I could think of no better man
than Ser Laenor.Copy !req
382. Well, if this is only the welcome feast,Copy !req
383. I admit, I cannot imagine what you might
have planned for the wedding.Copy !req
384. My daughter is the future queen.Copy !req
385. I wanted this to be
a wedding for the histories.Copy !req
386. Where is the Queen?Copy !req
387. I had hoped to pay my respects.Copy !req
388. I understand the Queen is still
readying herself for the celebrations.Copy !req
389. This is why men wage warCopy !req
390. because women would never
be ready for the battle in time.Copy !req
391. Your presence is always
such a pleasure, Lord Jason.Copy !req
392. Princess, Your Grace.Copy !req
393. Your Grace, Princess Rhaenyra,
congratulations are in order.Copy !req
394. We are very honored
to have you as a guest, Ser Gerold.Copy !req
395. I must say, I was most distressedCopy !req
396. to hear of the Lady Rhea's tragic passing.Copy !req
397. I'm very sorry for your loss.Copy !req
398. Lady Rhea was a unique character.Copy !req
399. Her kind is not soon to be seen again.Copy !req
400. If there is anything the crown might do
to aid House Royce—Copy !req
401. Lord Corlys of House Velaryon.Copy !req
402. Lord of the Tides, Master of Driftmark.Copy !req
403. And his lady wife,
Princess Rhaenys Targaryen.Copy !req
404. And their son and heir,
Ser Laenor Velaryon,Copy !req
405. the future king consort.Copy !req
406. - My Betrothed.
- My Betrothed.Copy !req
407. Be welcome,
as we join together in celebration.Copy !req
408. Tonight is only its beginning.Copy !req
409. We honor the crown's oldestCopy !req
410. and fiercest ally, House Velaryon.Copy !req
411. Reaching back to the days of Old Valyria
and the Age of Dragons.Copy !req
412. With House Targaryen and—Copy !req
413. The King will not be happy.Copy !req
414. Right in the midst of his speech.Copy !req
415. The beacon on the Hightower,Copy !req
416. do you know what color it glows
when Oldtown calls its banners to war?Copy !req
417. Green.Copy !req
418. Congratulations, stepdaughter.Copy !req
419. What a blessing this is for you.Copy !req
420. Please be seated.Copy !req
421. Where was I?Copy !req
422. The joining of the two houses, Your Grace.Copy !req
423. Yeah.Copy !req
424. Yes.Copy !req
425. With House Targaryen
and House Velaryon united,Copy !req
426. I hope to herald in
a second Age of DragonsCopy !req
427. in Westeros.Copy !req
428. And after tonight's small affair...Copy !req
429. seven days of tournament and feasting.Copy !req
430. At the end of it all...Copy !req
431. At the end of it all, a royal wedding...Copy !req
432. between my daughter,Copy !req
433. my heir...Copy !req
434. your future Queen...Copy !req
435. and Ser Laenor Velaryon,
the heir to Driftmark.Copy !req
436. I was never much of a dancer.Copy !req
437. It's not much different to combat.Copy !req
438. I shall hope for a different outcome.Copy !req
439. - Your Grace.
- We thank you for coming, uncle.Copy !req
440. I worried that given leave of your
father's shadow,Copy !req
441. you might wither in King's Landing's sun.Copy !req
442. But you stood tall.Copy !req
443. Know that Oldtown stands with you.Copy !req
444. In the Vale,
men are made to answer for their crimes.Copy !req
445. Even Targaryens.Copy !req
446. Who are you?Copy !req
447. Ser Gerold Royce of Runestone.Copy !req
448. And?Copy !req
449. I am cousin to your late lady wife.Copy !req
450. Yes. Terrible thing.Copy !req
451. I'm positively bereft.
Such a tragic accident.Copy !req
452. You know better than anyone,
it was no accident.Copy !req
453. Are you confessing some guilt, Ser Gerold?Copy !req
454. I am making an accusation.Copy !req
455. In King's Landing,
men are made to answer for their slanders.Copy !req
456. Even old bronze cunts like you.Copy !req
457. The truth is, I'm glad you've come.Copy !req
458. I wish to speak to you
about my inheritance.Copy !req
459. - What inheritance?
- Lady Rhea and I had no heirs.Copy !req
460. As her husband, whatever she was due
now passes to me.Copy !req
461. She stood to inherit all of Runestone.
Did she not?Copy !req
462. After my niece's wedding,
I plan to fly to the EyrieCopy !req
463. and petition Lady Jeyne myself.Copy !req
464. Perhaps I'll see you there, Ser Gerold.Copy !req
465. Has anybody ever told you
you're nearly as pretty as your brother?Copy !req
466. You flatter me, my Prince.Copy !req
467. - I was sorry to hear about your lady wife.
- Don't be, I wasn't.Copy !req
468. My lady was never very kind to me.Copy !req
469. I know who it is.Copy !req
470. The handsome paramour.Copy !req
471. Who?Copy !req
472. Ser Criston Cole.Copy !req
473. - Her sworn protector?
- Look at him.Copy !req
474. The man is fully cunt-struck.Copy !req
475. A Targaryen prince,
a dashing knight, and a dragonrider.Copy !req
476. You appear to be every
young maiden's dream.Copy !req
477. That's only because you don't know me yet.Copy !req
478. I believe Ser Criston has bloodied
that white cloak of hisCopy !req
479. - with your bride's maidenhead.
- Keep your voice down.Copy !req
480. Perhaps that is something
we might remedy, my Prince.Copy !req
481. Perhaps it is.Copy !req
482. This is a good thing.
She knows your secret,Copy !req
483. and now you know hers.Copy !req
484. Hey!Copy !req
485. Hey!Copy !req
486. Hey!Copy !req
487. Hey!Copy !req
488. Hey!Copy !req
489. They make a handsome match, don't they?Copy !req
490. What?Copy !req
491. The Princess and Ser Laenor.Copy !req
492. Hey!Copy !req
493. Ser Joffrey Lonmouth,Copy !req
494. or the Knight of Kisses, they call me,Copy !req
495. though I don't know why.Copy !req
496. I'm on watch. What's your business?Copy !req
497. You don't know me, Ser Criston.Copy !req
498. But we are both deeply
invested in this union.Copy !req
499. Hey!Copy !req
500. If you have something to say,
Ser Joffrey, speak it.Copy !req
501. Ser Laenor is quite dear to me.Copy !req
502. As I know the Princess is to you.Copy !req
503. We should swear
to each other to guard them,Copy !req
504. and their secrets,
because if those are kept safe...Copy !req
505. then so are we all.Copy !req
506. Hey!Copy !req
507. Hey!Copy !req
508. Hey!Copy !req
509. - May I, Ser Harwin?
- Of course, my Prince.Copy !req
510. Hey!Copy !req
511. Hey!Copy !req
512. What in the Seven Hells is going on?Copy !req
513. Laenor!Copy !req
514. - Stop this!
- Where's Rhaenyra?Copy !req
515. Princess?Copy !req
516. Put me down!Copy !req
517. The love of the Seven
is holy and eternal.Copy !req
518. The source of life and love.Copy !req
519. We stand here tonight in thanks and praiseCopy !req
520. to join two souls as one.Copy !req
521. Father...Copy !req
522. Mother...Copy !req
523. Warrior...Copy !req
524. Smith...Copy !req
525. Maiden...Copy !req
526. Crone...Copy !req
527. Stranger.Copy !req
528. Hear now their vows.Copy !req
529. I am yours and you are mine.Copy !req
530. Whatever may come.Copy !req
531. I am yours and you are mine.Copy !req
532. Whatever may come.Copy !req
533. Here, in the presence
of gods and men,Copy !req
534. I proclaim...Copy !req
535. Laenor of House Velaryon...Copy !req
536. Rhaenyra of House Targaryen,Copy !req
537. to be man and wife.Copy !req
538. One flesh...Copy !req
539. one heart...Copy !req
540. one soul...Copy !req
541. now and forever.Copy !req
542. Ser Criston.Copy !req