At the end of ‘House of the Dragon episode 5 Movierulz‘ has left many questions in the air. But what meanings does it hide? We review it here!

In the haunting final scene of ‘House of the Dragon episode 5 Movierulz’ has cleverly revealed the most devastating future scene in the series. The fifth chapter brings the escalation of tension in House Targaryens to a head. This is seen in the eruption of chaos during the wedding celebration between Rhaenyra Targaryen and Laenor Velaryon. 

The HBO episode largely sets up the divisions the kingdom will experience before the Dance with Dragons. But also the motivations of the protagonists to advance in the history and the vile acts that they will commit during their fight for the Iron Throne.

During House of the Dragon episode 5 Movierulz, the wedding celebration is interrupted when Ser Criston Cole beats Ser Joffrey Lonmouth to death. They were lovers of Rhaenyra and Laenor, respectively. Shortly before the disaster began, Daemon and Rhaenyra once again show their romantic feelings for each other, Queen Alicent Hightower arrived in a green gown symbolizing House Hightower’s call to war, and Laena Velaryon moved up her marriage to the Scoundrel Prince. Once the hall is cleared, Rhaenyra and Laenor tearfully marry in a small ceremony where blood still stains the floor and rats clean up the mess.

The possible preview of the crime of Blood and Cheese

The final frame of House of the Dragon episode 5 movierulz shows Joffrey Lonmouth’s pool of blood still on the living room floor. A rat approaches to drink from her. This symbolizes two characters involved in the most heinous crime of the Dance with Dragons. The animal represents the rat catcher known as Cheese, while the blood symbolizes the butcher named Blood. 

Both were hired by Daemon Targaryen and Mysaria in the book Fire and Blood, by George R.R. Martin. The next thing we are going to tell you is a spoiler for the book. Stop reading if you don’t want to find out. Shortly after the Dance with the Dragons begins, Blood and Cheese sneak through the Red Keep’s secret tunnels into Queen Alicent’s chambers. 

After tying her up, the assassins wait for King Aegon II Targaryen’s sister and wife, Helaena, to arrive, and her three children, twins Jaehaerys and Jaehaera (six years old) and Maelor (two years old). Blood and Cheese force Helaena to choose which of her children should die. After offering herself as a victim, she reluctantly chooses Maelor, who is too young to understand what is going on. However, Blood decapitates Prince Jaehaerys. After this, the assassins try to take the head of the Targaryen heir to Daemon.

Violence against children in the world of Game of Thrones

The Blood and Cheese moment is undoubtedly Daemon’s worst crime in the House of the Dragon, but it won’t be the only atrocity he commits. The book Fire and Blood, by George R.R. Martin, indicates that Daemon arranged the death of King Aegon’s son as revenge against “the greens”. When Rhaenyra’s “blacks” and Aegon’s “greens” are recruiting the noble houses to win their favor in war, Alicent’s second son, Aemond, confronts Rhaenyra’s second son, Lucerys, in Storm’s End. 

As Aemond tries to get Lucerys to fight him, Lucerys refuses as he was simply brought there as a messenger, not as a knight. Despite this, Aemond pursues Lucerys while they are both on the back of a dragon. Rhaenyra’s son and his dragon Arrax are killed in the conflict. To get revenge for this, Daemon Targaryen orders the death of Alicent’s eldest grandson in the cruelest way possible.

Blood and Cheese will make us remember some of the most unforgivable moments of the wars in Game of Thrones. Even when Rickard Karstark killed the innocent Martyn and Willem Lannister as revenge for Torrhen Karstark’s murder at the hands of Jaime Lannister. Violence against children has always been part of the nature of this dark fantasy. 

That’s why the Red Wedding hit viewers and readers so hard. Along with the death of Shireen Baratheon, the moment Talisa and her child are killed in The Twins is considered one of the most heartbreaking scenes in Game of Thrones. If any moment in House of the Dragon is going to rival the war crimes of the Red Wedding… That will undoubtedly be the moment for Blood and Cheese.