by Ezzo S.
Actor | Blogger | Eater of Sushi
When HBO's 'House of the Dragon' was announced, fans of 'Game of Thrones' rejoiced at the prospect of delving back into the rich, brutal world of Westeros. This prequel series promised to unravel the turbulent history of House Targaryen, with all the political intrigue, fierce battles, and complex characters that made its predecessor a global phenomenon. However, as the series progresses, a glaring issue emerges: the casting choices for its male characters.
One cannot help but notice that the men of 'House of the Dragon' lack the ruggedness and gravitas expected of hardened warlords and battle-weary veterans. Instead, we are presented with characters who are alarmingly clean-cut and fresh-faced, undermining the authenticity of their roles as formidable leaders and warriors.
