If anyone thought that the Season 1 cliffhanger of Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) killing Luke (Elliot Grihault) with his dragon would mean Season 2 picks up with immediate dragon battles, you should brew a cup of tea and wait a minute, because this is Westeros and political dealings move at a glacial pace here.
After two years off the air, the initial episodes carefully remind you of who the central players are, what they want, and who is willing to do the most to get it. House of the Dragon does make better use of its talking time than Season 1.
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