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21. "Halls of Stone" (S2E5)

21. "Halls of Stone" (S2E5)

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 Greetings, gaslit Elves, traitorous daughters, shrine destroying sons, and fiery rumblings from the deep!

Join Anwen, Penny and special guest Veronica as they discuss Rings of Power season 2, episode 5, “Halls of Stone,” in which:

  • King Durin gets his bling and puts Disa out of a job
  • The Doors of Durin are revealed
  • Mirdania gets more than she bargained for
  • And Kemen is THE WORST!

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