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I’m sorry, the scene where Maekar is sitting with Aerion as he recovers…

He’s sat there, grappling with the fact that he just killed his own brother. By all rights, he should blame Aerion for starting this mess, for attacking the puppet girl. But he doesn’t. He seems to blame Ser Duncan, but that’s Targaryen honor talking. He knows it’s Aerion’s fault— and so it’s ultimately his own fault.

He didn’t intend to kill Baelor. He loved Baelor. He and his brother were close. Their relationship was strong and built on years of trust and friendship.

And then Egg comes in. And he’s clearly here to kill his brother. And the look the Maekar gives him…

Incredulous, and in disbelief. Not “what are you doing” but “Could you? Would you really?” And he already knows the answer.

How did this happen? How are his sons strangers to one another— worse than strangers— when he and Baelor were so beloved to one another? How is it that he’s grieving the death of his brother so wholeheartedly while his sons plot fratricide?

It’s no wonder he talks so fiercely about ‘Blood of the Dragon’ and Targaryen honor when he sees it put under so much strain.

This scene is so good. It’s so good that it makes that final scene, where Egg sneaks off without his father’s permission, mildly infuriating. Because it’s so so clear that this moment is pivotal. That no matter what Maekar’s first reaction is to hearing Dunk’s condition to take Egg to squire, he’d come back to this moment and ultimately change his mind.

I just. This scene is so fantastic, probably my favorite in the whole season. And you can see why.

#maekar targaryen #akotsk

moonsandsmiles

Not Papa Maekar in the background, popping his head out to make sure oldest failson is doing what he said 🥺

#akotsk #daeron the dreamer

onyxstorms

Targaryen's in their house colors and armor.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 1

#akotsk

incorrect-targaryens

Keeping Up With The Targaryens: Episode 1 (The Family Arrives At Ashford)

House Targaryen makes its way to an otherwise unremarkable region, and the boys have some thoughts on the matter.

(visit my pinned post for the rest of the episodes!)

#akotsk #keeping up with the targaryens #valarr targaryen #aerion targaryen #maekar targaryen

ghostlybfgf

new photos of our fam.. help me, the smile, THATS HIS BOY TOO. peep egg messing 😭😭💗

king-baelores

muña with his eldest and youngest sons

#baekar

azzzryel

Two kings for the price of one ✨

#baekar

leksmania

baelarr, baelor targaryen x valarr targaryen

On my TikTok

#valarr targaryen #baelor targaryen

daewithmon

Dorne, a name day, and four brothers ☀️

(We finally have Aerys and Rhaegel! I caught them in a lovely dusk) Family gathered in Dorne to celebrate their beloved mother’s name day

Maekar speaks (as always) of his precious daughter Daenerys and her betrothal to Prince Valarr

The sunset bathes the celebration in gold, the news tastes as sweet as the wine

#rhaegel targaryen #aerys i targaryen #maekar targaryen #baelor targaryen #akotsk

dylanbyrdthescribe

GUIDE TO MELANCHOLIA’S CAGE

LOCATIONS P1: Summerhall

QUICK INFO: Maekar Targaryen is the prince of Summerhall and was gifted this castle as his personal seat (whereas it’s usually used as a summer vacation-type location). It’s significantly more intimate than Redkeep, as it lacks visiting nobility (other than handmaidens and the like) and is more comfortable than Dragonstone, given its open atmosphere.

LOCATED:

Dornish Marches / Stormlands are very isolated and surrounded by lakes, forests, and rivers. Neighboring towns are too far to be frequent.

Prince Maekar’s royal residence was a never-ending maze, sprawling across rolling green hills and made up of tall towers, open archways, and windows as wide as the walls. Just like the castles from the intricate fairy-tale illustrations in those storybooks she watched the princesses read, Summerhall was guarded by a massive forest rather than swords.

— Melancholia’s Cage Chapter 2 “The Smell of Summer and Stone”

INTERIOR:

“Warm light poured into every room, every so often tinted by the colorful stained glass artwork. The library itself was three stories tall, and she nearly broke her neck trying to peek in as they walked by.”

— Melancholia’s Cage Chapter 2 “The Smell of Summer and Stone”

EXTERIOR:

"A beautifully manicured courtyard, full of statues and water fountains, sat at the center, and the lush garden beyond led to a magnificent godswood."

— Melancholia’s Cage Chapter 2 “The Smell of Summer and Stone”

ROOMS: