Power dynamics may have shifted on House Of The Dragon, but the arcs of these characters couldn't be more similar.
. What choice does she have after getting pushed out of the Small Council by her rancorous son, Aemond, an act shocking to no one except perhaps Alicent herself? She doesn’t witness Silverwing’s joyride over King’s Landing or Aemond’s unsuccessful retaliation attempt with Vhagar. Instead, she goes on a solo camping trip to touch grass and avoid lying in a bed of her own making.
Rife with symbolism, including stripping herself out of the green clothes she’s synonymous with, each shot unpacks her state of mind as someone losing a war she helped start. Adrift and alone, an overtly religious Alicent might think she’s washing off her sins in the lake.
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