In the "Game of Thrones" universe, power and trust are everything. Especially when they're in jeopardy of being thwarted.
This has proven particularly true in "House of the Dragon," the "Thrones" prequel focused exclusively on the infighting that plagued the dragon-riding and incest-indulgent House Targaryen. Rife with feuds of all kinds — namely, the debate over whose silver-haired butt should grace the Iron Throne — the series' second season sits squarely on the precipice of an all-out civil war, as Westeros plunges into further chaos with each episode.
