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<em>House of the Dragon </em>Returns With the Mother of All Betrayals

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<em>House of the Dragon </em>Returns With the Mother of All Betrayals
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The third season of House of the Dragon has premiered, and the episode is filled with chaos and betrayal. The show's writers are discussing who the worst person in Westeros is, with candidates including Larys Strong and Rhaenyra. The season premiere sets the stage for a massive battle and the claiming of important lives, with many characters vying for power and survival.

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Television House of the Dragon Returns With the Mother of All Betrayals The worst person in Westeros for the Season 3 premiere may, ironically, also be its best. By Nadira Goffe and Rebecca Onion June 21, 202610:01 PM HBO Copy Link Share Share Comment Copy Link Share Share Comment Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. Welcome back to Worst Person in Westeros! After each episode of House of the Dragon, Slate writers will gather to answer a crucial question: Who is the worst person in Westeros? This week: staff writer Nadira Goffe and senior writer Rebecca Onion answer the call.

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