Like back then, Aemond is the main character this time around. He and his terrifying dragon, Vhagar, have the power to kill King Aegon and Rhaenys. This fight is a representation of an important scene from George R. Martin's novel, in which the author again uses creative license, though not to the detriment of the story. Conversely, though. As expected, King Aegon, who does nothing but express his disapproval throughout the episode, may meet his end in this one. As we have already seen multiple times, he discovers that his brother Aemond and Ser Criston Cole have carried out the task without his help, and, on the verge of insanity, he sets out on a covert mission with his dragon. The Black people, however, are not content.

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