i, for one, really hope that (f)Aegon is real in the sense that i really hope he actually is rhaegar & elia's son... mostly just out of spite at this point.
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i, for one, really hope that (f)Aegon is real in the sense that i really hope he actually is rhaegar & elia's son... mostly just out of spite at this point.
Not sure if you've spoke about it before, but what do you think of Young Griff? Do you think he's really Aegon?
Hi dalekofchaos! No, I haven’t talked very much about Young Griff before actually. I had a very brief conversation about him here, but that’s about it.
I feel certain that Young Griff is not actually Aegon VI Targaryen. I think that Young Griff definitely believes himself to be the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Elia Martell, but I think Gregor killed the real baby long ago. (Elio & Lindaaa also believe that Aegon is fake, if that counts for anything.)
I swear by the #fAegon tag on asoiafuniversity, so if you’re looking for some in depth discussion, I definitely recommend you click the link. I doubt there’s much I could say that isn’t already in that tag.
If you’re asking me about what I think of Aegon as a person rather than a theory … he seems nice enough. He would probably make a good enough king if he were given the chance, but I doubt he’ll get that chance, because I’m 99% certain he’s doomed to go out in a ball of wildfire at the end of TWOW or the beginning of ADOS. I think this is a decent assessment of Young Griff by donewithwoodenteeth and this is an interesting essay by racefortheironthrone.
hersenen submitted:
So, I was reading the Chevalier de Jaucourt’s ’Monarchy’ entry in Encyclopedia (1765, p. 636) for a History of Public Law course and, while discussing the declines of such regimes the author writes:
"But, if someone should say to the subjects of a monarchy whose foundation is crumbling, ‘A Prince has been born to you who will reestablish that foundation in all its glory. Nature has endowed this successor with all of the virtues and with personal qualities that will delight you. All that you need do is help them to develop.’ Alas! I fear that your hopes will be disappointed. There are monsters who will cause this beautiful flower to wilt, who will smother it even as it is being born. Their poison breath will extinguish the faculties of this heir to the throne so that they can bend him to their will. They will fill his soul with errors, prejudices and superstitions. They will fill him with ignorance and with their pernicious maxims. They will infect him with the will to power that obsesses them."
Could this possibly reflect Aegon VI any more?