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House of the Dragon S3 Ep6 review: Criston Cole's long-awaited death lacks the impact it deserved

House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 6 delivers the long-awaited Butcher's Ball and Criston Cole's death, but the moment feels surprisingly understated. Instead, the episode focuses on shifting alliances, Rhaenyra's fragile rule and mounting unrest, effectively preparing for an unpredictable final

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A still from House of the Dragon season 3 episode 6. Pic via Instagram

A still from House of the Dragon season 3 episode 6. Pic via Instagram

House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 6 wastes no time delivering one of its biggest moments yet. After spending the previous episode accepting that death was inevitable, Ser Criston Cole finally meets his end at the Butcher's Ball. Rather than turning his death into a grand, emotional farewell, the episode presents it as another casualty of a war that has long stopped caring about individual glory. The battle is brutal and swift, reinforcing the idea that reputation means little once the fighting begins.

The war moves on

The episode also continues to show how every major player is slowly losing control. Rhaenyra may occupy the Iron Throne, but ruling proves far more difficult than winning it. Financial troubles, growing unrest in King's Landing and attacks on the City Watch expose how fragile her hold on power has become. Her conversations with Daemon reveal increasing desperation as the pair struggle to respond to threats emerging from every direction.

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