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Well, I'm an engineer by education but a writer by profession. I used to work as a sales executive in 2019 - when I realized my intention to assess more about 'consumer behavior'. Writing has been a life-long passion that helped me illuminate my decisions every now and then. Henceforth, I started practicing content writing. With an experience of 1+ year in this domain, I thrive to make buyer/user journey simple yet concise. Some of the services I offer - - Website content (Micro and Macro Copy) - Blog posts - UX Writing - Articles Are you facing hurdles managing your content or your website's readability? I'll digest your ideas and create content/copy that is clear and conversational according to your target audience and desired emotions. Feel free to drop a message, anytime.
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Emily Carey reveals why exactly Alicent is bitter towards Rhaenyra in House of the Dragon
Emily Carey, portraying Alicent Hightower in 'House of the Dragon,' defends her character against criticism, explaining that Alicent's bitterness towards Rhaenyra stems from a lack of control over her life and the betrayal she feels. Carey emphasizes that both characters are manipulated by their fathers and that Alicent's actions are driven by duty. She highlights a pivotal scene with Ser Criston as a turning point for Alicent, showcasing her emotional journey and the complex feelings of betrayal and love.
George R. R. Martin announces release date of new Targaryen history book, The Rise of The Dragon
George R. R. Martin has announced the upcoming release of a new graphic novel, The Rise of The Dragon, which delves into Targaryen history and serves as a sequel to Fire and Blood. The novel will cover the Targaryen dynasty's history up to the Dance of the Dragons and is expected to be successful, following the TV series House of the Dragon. It will be available in US bookstores within a month and is anticipated to reach Italian bookstores shortly thereafter.
Composer Ramin Djawadi on why House of the Dragon has the Game of Thrones theme music
Ramin Djawadi, the composer for both Game of Thrones and its prequel House of the Dragon, explained the decision to use the same theme music for both series. He believes it connects the stories within the franchise and considers the theme an overarching element that ties together the characters and their adventures. Djawadi intends to start melodically from scratch for House of the Dragon while drawing sonically from the original score, particularly using sounds associated with the Targaryens.
House of the Dragon Episode 3 introduces an important new character
In the third episode of 'House of the Dragon', titled 'Second of His Name', a new character, Ser Larys Strong, also known as Larys Clubfoot, is introduced. Played by Matthew Needham, Larys is depicted as a skilled manipulator and a member of House Strong, serving as master of whisperers and Lord Confessor on the small councils of kings Viserys I Targaryen and Aegon II Targaryen. The article highlights his debut and potential significance in the series, drawing a parallel with characters like Littlefinger and Varys from 'Game of Thrones'.
King Viserys' Wound Treatment from House of the Dragon Episode 2 is Scientifically Accurate
In the TV series House of the Dragon, King Viserys' use of maggots to treat a necrotic finger is depicted, which is a scientifically accurate medical practice still used today. The show contrasts medical treatments across episodes, reflecting the progression of medical knowledge. Dr. Yamni Nigam from Swansea University confirms the historical use of maggot therapy, dating back to ancient times, including in the Bible and among the Mayan Indian tribe.
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