To say that Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney) has been down bad this season of House of Dragon would be putting it lightly. In the wake of being nearly torched to death by his brother Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) and Aemond's dragon Vhagar at the Battle of Rook's Rest in Season 2, Aegon has spent Season 3 dejectedly traipsing around the Crownlands at the behest of his advisor/frenemy Larys Strong (Matthew Needham).
Meanwhile, Larys' plan to smuggle Aegon across the Narrow Sea and stash him away in Braavos is thwarted at every turn. So when Tyland Lanister (Jefferson Hall)—who has apparently survived getting thrown into the Gullet in heavy armor back in Episode 1—finds Aegon and Larys hiding out at Rook's Rest, he suggests a different idea: retreat to Casterly Rock, form a new Small Council, and restart the war effort from the seat of House Lannister. But after testing Tyland's ability to advise him honestly (no matter how brutal the truth may be), Aegon ultimately rejects his proposal in favor of Larys' original scheme.
(L-R): Matthew Needham as Larys, Tom Glynn-Carney as Aegon, and Jefferson Hall as Tyland in Episode 7 of House of the Dragon Season 3. —Theo Whiteman—HBOThis declaration marks the final straw for Larys, who quickly opts to take his leave. Tyland, on the other hand, chooses to stay by Aegon's side to try and protect his king. But it's clear the pair stands little to no chance of surviving the advancing army. Luckily, Sunfyre finally gains enough strength to make her grand reentrance. Just as it appears that all hope is lost, Sunfyre rises from her dormant healing state to rain fire on the enemy soldiers as an ecstatic Aegon screams in triumph.
Tom Glynn-Carney as Aegon and Jefferson Hall as Tyland in Episode 7 of House of the Dragon Season 3. —Theo Whiteman—HBO***We're going to talk about what happens with Sunfyre in the book below, but if you want to avoid any potential future spoilers, now is the time to stop reading***
No one involved in the Dance of the Dragons gets a particularly happy ending, but Rhaenyra's is certainly one of the worst and most devastating of the bunch. To sum it up, those hoping for an Aegon redemption arc may want to temper their expectations.
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