That's a pretty weird take? To begin with, up until Alys told them Deamon's death was a quasi-suicide, Aegon idolized his father; in fact, he still does, and is upset thinking that Deamon is mad at him and thinks him a coward. Rheanyra's response to learning that Deamon intentionally didn't come back to her, was to blame herself, to think her counterpart must not have loved him enough, since he sent him away. Harwin doesn't blame him for anything except not talking to Egg. As for Rheanyra's faults not being mentioned, that's because the one recounting the tale is Alys and she hasn't met Rheanyra yet. If it was her there with Egg, I bet she would have had a lot to say about Rheanyra the Cruel.
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Marina78 on Chapter 48 Mon 02 Oct 2023 03:40PM UTC
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