The story is supposed to be about these two families who fight each other. And in the
process, let their kind of ambition and their vengeance and their grudges and
their hatred spin out of control to the point where they find they've destroyed their
families, their country and their own souls to get what they want and they find that it's not
worth it. Like that's the story of fire and blood. And having, for example, Alison and
Ranera try to come together in house of the dragon to stop this
runaway train from going off the tracks. I think really changes the tenor of what the
story is in fire and blood. I think that's a very intense way to kind of go
back on what the core of the story is. It's, I don't know where they're going with it, but it
feels like they're veering away from. This is a tragedy where people are too short sighted to
see what they're doing is hurting them and everyone around them.