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It looks like it's pretty dirty and not very warm.

He still hadn't fully recovered from a severe wound to the liver, but he had killed four armed opponents. I liked that he fought with swords this season and showed off his fighting skills. The Harrenhal capture scene was also impressive, and I wish we could have seen him in armor a little longer.

Given the director’s words that they filmed it as a love triangle between Aemond, Alys, and Alicent, it looks as if Aemond is testing Alicent’s reaction. That look when he tells her about Alys - does he want her to be jealous?😅 And it’s unclear whether Aemond himself believes that Rhaenyra will simply lose and he will become the founder of a new dynasty of unsullied kings, it sounds like a delulu.

Aemond doesn't seem to know that Criston was looking for him. He thinks that everyone has abandoned him. Apparently, he thinks that Criston abandoned him and went somewhere. I hope he finds out that Criston didn't leave him, and we'll see Aemond’ reaction to his death.

This armour is much different from the others, as it is designed to be form-fitted towards Aemond's body making it almost skin tight. It is inspired by gothic style armour with the Targaryen elements infused to it.

This armour looks great as usual with costume department but I am not a big fan of the pauldrons. I think they could been done better considering the standard set by other armour pauldrons.

Also I find it funny that they made the mannequin to look like Ewan Mitchell.

Costume Designer: Caroline McCall

Armour Supervisor: Simon Brindle

In episode 6, his wound seems to be almost healed, Alys doesn't put a new bandage on him, he puts on a shirt and is about to leave. But in episodes 7 and 8, he has a bandage on the wound again. Why is that? He didn't seem to have received a new injury, so why did he need to have his healed wound bandaged again?

Alicent probably didn't wait for Aemond to drink the poisoned wine and left. Perhaps it's because she didn't know how fast the poison would work, because she doesn't understand poisons. Aemond might not have died right away, he's physically strong and could have done something to her in time (although I don't think he would). But he could not drink this wine, or Alys could have saved him in time, as it turned out in the end. That is, the plan is not particularly reliable in any case. Besides, how was she going to prove to Rhaenyra that he was dead? And how was Rhaenyra supposed to believe her? After all, in theory, Alicent could have warned him to hide somewhere, and then joined him with Helaena if Rhaenyra had let them go.

We know that in the book, Aemond never met Aegon after he left King's Landing. In the show, Aegon flew to Harrenhal and now wants Aemond to go with him to Tumbleton. In the book, Aemond wasn't in Tumbleton, but Daemon wasn't there either, and in the show, he commanded TB forces in battle. I think that the fight between Aemond and Daemon won't happen until episode 7, because Daemon is the most popular character, and if you kill him early, many viewers will just stop watching the show, it will affect the ratings. So the sequence of events is likely to be changed. And it makes sense to add Aemond to the main plot, rather than just leave him in the Riverlands for the whole season. None of the main characters are in Tumbleton right now, so sending Aemond and Aegon there also makes sense, Aegon doesn't hide his return in the show. And then they will go their separate ways: Aegon to Dragonstone, Aemond to Riverlands.

I don't know why we need this information😅

At first, I didn't really like his curly hairstyle, but now it seems to me that it looks beautiful too. I wonder if his hair will stay curly in s 4, or will he straighten it out again?

From what we know, the plan looks something like this: Alys and Aemond are sitting in Harrenhal, without an army, allies, legal status, and even without a dragon. They have children, for whom she has dragon eggs. Let's assume that somehow all these eggs hatch, despite the fact that they are already about a hundred years old. Next, it will take decades for children to grow up and mount these dragons, and then they will be small dragons like Vermax and Arrax. And for all this time, the world will just forget about the huge castle in the middle of the country? Won't the army of some lord who wants the castle come to them? Won't the king send troops? How is this supposed to work?

Well, despite the whole mom thing, at least we can say that Aemond is a person capable of empathy for other people. In a vision with Alicent, he admits that she was too young to be a good mother, and does not blame her for anything. He loves her and empathizes with her. Alys’ story about how she lost her son really touched him, he sympathized with her. He is able to feel guilty and admit his mistakes, which many other characters are not able to do, they can only blame others for their failures.

Considering how much Condal loves Aegon and hates Aemond, I'm afraid Aemond's humiliation will continue.