House of the Dragon: A Song of Fire and Ice Prophecy Meaning

The king will finally rest in peace, but he leaves behind a kingdom falling into disarray.
Viserys' last words to Alicent reference the Song of Ice and Fire prophecy and the Prince That Was Promised. Here's what that means in both 'House of the Dragon' and 'Game of Thrones,' and how Alicent's misunderstanding sets off a civil war.

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