House of the Dragon should actually be called Too Many Aegons.
But, perhaps even more devastating is the fact that, in his final moments, he mistook Alicent for Rhaenyra and started mumbling about Aegon's dream and
, referring to Aegon the Conquerer and his prophecy about the White Walkers — but Alicent misunderstood and thought he was talking about their son, Aegon II, and the fact he should be king.Just as it seemed Alicent was going to make peace with Rhaenyra after Viserys pleaded with them at their last family supper to love one another, Alicent now has even more reason to push Aegon toward the Iron Throne over Rhaenyra.
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