Definition of throne room
: a formal audience room containing the throne of a sovereign
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Locations include M'Baku's throne room, T'Challa's office and the Hall of Kings in Necropolis, where the Heart-Shaped Herb is grown.
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Look no further for supporting evidence than visions both Daenerys and Bran have had of the Red Keep throne room destroyed and covered in snow, as well as Bran seeing a dragon flying over King’s Landing.
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But the most striking shot is the last one—in it, Rey takes and wields what looks like Kylo Ren's red lightsaber during some kind of altercation in Snoke's red throne room.
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The throne room scene alone justified the price of admission.
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The tension that is already ratcheted way up—thanks to a lush, close shot of Rey and Kylo’s bare, outstretched fingers—boils over during the fight in Snoke’s throne room.
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Its throne room was aligned with the mountains to channel the spiritual power of the landscape through the Korean emperor’s veins.
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The gold-robed Snoke sits in a throne room decorated in a solid power-tie red.
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It was locked up in a cabinet in the museum’s throne room prior to the theft, which was discovered on April 29.
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