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You're in the wind, I'm in the water Nobody's son, nobody's daughter
Jacaerys Velaryon and Helaena Targaryen
was there no other lord that offered for my hand?
—Anne Carson.
honestly, this is genuinely sad reminder for me. It's damaging not only for tb's overall portrayal since they are reducing their strategy sessions to the council simply poking rhaenyra with a stick and demanding action while she hesitates all the time - but it's also a huge disservice to jacaerys specifically. like this proves that despite his youth he truly carried shit on his back, yet in the show, he is forced not to participate/they are not doing any plans and later rhaenyra presents him shit "allicent will open the gates". then also hisses at daemon upon arrival like "see??" as if skepticism toward her giving up king's landing is somehow unfair. meh.
EWAN MITCHELL As AEMOND TARGARYEN | House of the Dragon 3x07 | The Dragon in Winter.
aegons look of disgust upon realizing aemond has been completely lobotomized by Harrenhal and frustratedly asking "whats wrong with you?!?" felt very meta very similar to how i have felt watching aemond this season lol
sorry I can't come to the phone right now
I'm busy watching HOTD Tiktok edits of what could've been
and they're all set to Ethel Cain
I enjoy Aegond reunion and that brotherly "imbecile" as much as the next girl, but why is Aemond the only one made to feel remorse and acknowledge his wrongdoings. Will Aegon and the narrative ever acknowledge Aemond was also mistreated and taken to brothel by Aegon to be SAd??? Then again there is the ambiguous Alicent/Alys scene where it's unclear if he got SAd again. But now Alys is revealed to be lonely, tortured soul, a mother cursed for trying to save her son, so we are to forget about her isolating and possibly SAing Aemond?
This whole season felt like a long humiliation ritual for Aemond. I'm glad the actor got to do more range instead of just smirking menacingly, and that Aemond got more humanising moments, but half the stuff wasn't even explored properly and just felt like "its his turn to be dismantled and shown as scared boy". I can't believe we didn't get him and Cole meet at all, or more exploration on him realizing Alicent tried to kill him. It was just short and used to make him grovel to Aegon and get him closer to Alys. And of course, he gets called an idiot, an imbecile and manipulated at every turn.
right headcount. gwayne alive daeron alive addam alive. alicent in a field somewhere but alive. aegon has become the joker. rhaenyra looked hot in armour and had the pope murdered. daemon committed war crimes. i don’t want to talk about helaena.
Well done my blue eyed boy.
Here is to Season 4 💚
Ewan Mitchell as Prince Aemond Targaryen in the seventh episode of the third season of 'House of the Dragon' titled 'The Dragon in Winter'.
I mean I guess if I'm drunk and high, I don't hate this as a season finale
The problem is the road we took to get here really makes no sense
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON S03E07 - “The Dragon In Winter”
Requested by anon 💛
A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS (2026-)
Love how Daemon (an absent father lol) is allowed to protect his daughter over telling the truth to Rhaenyra, and he's not villainised for it. He can murder innocent shephard in the Vale and it's justified because "he's protecting Rhaena".
He can even rant about his ambitions and still remain as "lovable rogue".
Meanwhile Alicent had to be stripped of her motherhood, abandon all ambition and desire for power (that book Alicent had!), and was at last made into her own children's (attempted) killer to be an "empowered" woman.
While she was still protecting her children, she was the villainess.
The "feminist" show for women lol