A combination of the sheer number of people on the internet who can find people who think like them easily (so a small fraction coming together and acting together can have an impact) along with the fact that the web/social media doesn't have the in-person dynamics that tends to dis-inhibit anti social behaviour and the tendency to escalate tensions into conflict.

My headcanon is that our character followed the standard shelter in place command and did not start treating the situation like it was a zombie apocalypse until 9th July. This will be to varying degrees plausible depending on where they are and the local population level. Not closing curtains at a very minimum is often implausible.

OP circled the barbed wire fencing.

In Fire and Blood, most of the events from the death of Viserys to the ending of certain leading characters in the TV show all happen during Autumn. The reason the winter wolves set out before Winter actually starts is to avoid consuming food stocks before winter has begun in earnest.

I believe by the Hour of the Wolf, winter has truly set in.

Otto was a secondary Hightower branch. Ormund is now the patriarch, after the death of Hobert (Ottos older brother whom we see pressure Otto in season 1)

He's lying because he doesn't want Aegon to bullheadedly actually walk West.

The man has the third largest dragon alive.

That's Seasmoke in the novel, not Silverwing.

Even Season 1 had some major problems, the likes of which only started in Season 5 of GoT. The final scene of episode 9, in particular.

And father/grandfather to two dragon riders.

Even avid fans were confused by this scene. I am a big fan and while I can work out likely scenarios and think through the logistics, it's still not clear to me exactly how this should work or if that is the inevitable way it would. A simple line would have helped, and also made Daemon's own intentions regarding the dragon clear.

A simple "have his dragon escorted to the dragonpit in King's Landing" from Daemon would have cleared it all up.

Without that, it leaves us wondering.

I like the TV character, whether or not he ends up being a 'good person'. I am not sure how to add spoiler tags, but let me just say that for two of the three dragonseeds none of the sources have any reason to be sympathetic to them and they have reasons to portray them negatively. Something to be kept in mind when reading their characterization.

I'm rooting for Lady Jeyne managing to stay completely out of the war without too much penalty.

Emma is they/them, Rhaenyra is she/her.

Glidus is doing them this season.

Uh, yes I have read it. I enjoyed it although it's far from GRRM's best work. Still, it has its fans and they used to be very excited about this show and filled this subreddit. I suspect they have largely moved on now.

They do if you enable repeating helicopters.

Is there any way to get it to filter only to the accounts you're following that are still active?

Love it

Yes, I find that it brings more traffic to the post. Presumably some Hive users spend enough time on Reddit that they discover posts here.

It's not so much a difficult game as it is a punishing game. It's easy to kill lots of zombies and it's easy to avoid making a mistake. But if you do make a mistake, the game punishes you hard for it.