Ewan Mitchell’s portrayal of Aemond Targaryen in House of the Dragon has quickly made him a fan favorite. His character’s striking appearance, complete with a scarred face and eye patch, has captivated audiences. In the season 2 finale, Aemond’s fiery personality reached new heights as he unleashed his dragon, Vhagar, to burn down Sharp’s Point castle. However, the anticipated all-out war did not materialize, leaving some viewers surprised and eager for more. Aemond’s character and Ewan Mitchell’s performance have generated significant buzz and anticipation among fans.
Ewan Mitchell’s views on his onscreen character Aemond
Mitchell is praising the show’s writing and character development, particularly Aemond’s dynamic personality and the political tensions in the Council Table scenes. He finds Aemond’s energy infectious and exciting, making his scenes a joy to watch. The Council Table scenes, with their intricate relationships and conflicts, provide a captivating backdrop for character growth and development, allowing Mitchell to delve deeper into the storylines. Ewan Mitchell in an interview with NME mentions,
“I think there’s moments for everyone. What I love about Aemond… it’s like he can’t sit still. He has to be moving. And he possesses such a kind of catalytic energy that whenever he’s on screen, you know something’s gonna happen. So it’s nice. And the Council Table, there’s so much conflict between these relationships that we all share around this table that I loved to dive into.”
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Aemond’s constant scheming and action-driven approach
Certain traits make Aemond a formidable player in the game of thrones, always keeping his opponents and allies on their toes. For example Aemond’s actions provoke Aegon and Rhaenys, drawing them into a war that will have far-reaching consequences. His brutal attack on Rhaenys and Meleys sparks a chain reaction of events, leading to the escalation of conflicts and power struggles.
Aemond’s political maneuvering leads to Alicent’s downfall, demonstrating his ability to manipulate and outmaneuver his opponents. Aemond’s decision to invite Otto back into the picture adds another layer of complexity to the political landscape, potentially leading to new alliances and conflicts. His mind is full of conspiracies and planning plotting.
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