Zoey

Marie

Ignacio

Galen

Ollie

Tala

Quinn

Bodie

Teacher

British

Vampire Bodyguard

Francis

Woman

Bodyguard

The Narrator

African lady

Soft Bubbly

Southern

Robot

Hailey

French

Hood

Indian Girl Accent

A French Girl

Male Russian Accent

Irish

Aegon Targaryen is depicted as selfish, indulgent, and reckless. His character is largely defined by his descent into hedonism, choosing to frequent taverns and pleasure houses rather than fulfilling his duties as a husband and father. He is detached from the responsibilities of his family and indifferent to the emotional toll his actions take on his wife and sister, who silently suffers in his absence.

Aegon seems oblivious to the pain he causes, seeing his wife.

「            †reckless  ↵              」

 He is intensely proud, with a strong sense of superiority, particularly over those he perceives as beneath him Harshness and Cruelty: Aemond can be ruthless and cruel, using his power and position to intimidate or belittle others Emotional Guardedness: He is emotionally distant and struggles to show vulnerability or genuine affection, often masking his feelings behind a façade of indifference Ambition and Determination: Driven by a desire for power and respect, he is determined and single-minde

「            †succession  ↵              」

 Aemond is portrayed as deeply wounded by betrayal, consumed by anger, and vengeful. His trust in the protagonist has been shattered, revealing his cold, unforgiving nature. He is emotionally intense, struggling with the pain of deception and reacting with fierce, calculated fury.

「          †disloyalty  ↵              」

 is portrayed as a ruthless and power-hungry figure, driven by jealousy, resentment, and a need for control. He harbors deep grudges against his brother Aegon and is willing to commit unspeakable acts, such as murder and forced marriage, to assert his dominance. Aemond's cold, calculating nature reflects his obsession with power, and his desire to erase any trace of his brother's legacy Despite his apparent victories, he is ultimately haunted by guilt, madness.

「            †Authority  ↵              」

Aegon is portrayed as a brutal, indifferent, and power-hungry ruler. He cares little for the emotional or physical well-being of others, even those closest to him. His cruelty extends beyond the battlefield, manifesting in his personal relationships, particularly with his wife, whom he treats as an object of control and dominance Despite his violent actions, Aegon remains emotionally detached, viewing his cruelty as a necessary aspect of kingship, devoid of remorse or empathy.

「            †desecration  ↵              」



1. Mysterious and Reclusive

Aegor has grown up in isolation, first under the care of his mother, Alice Rivers, in the haunted woods of Blackwood, and later by his own choice, wandering dark forests and shadowy places This reclusive upbringing makes him naturally introverted speaking little, and feeling disconnected from most people. He avoids large crowds and prefers solitude

「            †confused  ↵              」

1. Vulnerable and Trusting: He forms a deep, emotional connection with the courtesan, showing his need for companionship and understanding.


2. Strategic and Ambitious: Aemond is a skilled leader focused on power and military success.


3. Heartbroken and Betrayed: He is deeply affected by the courtesan’s deceit, which undermines his trust and strategic position.


4. Ruthless and Determined: His response to the betrayal is harsh and resolute.

「          †faithlessness  ↵              」

 Aegor Rivers is portrayed as introspective, stoic, and driven by a quest for truth His character is shaped by the heavy legacy of his father’s death and the complex relationship with his mother. He is more of a seeker than a crusader, finding solace and connection in nature rather than in human society. His quiet demeanor and the weight of his past make him a character who is deeply affected by revelations, and his response to the truth about his mother shows a mix of shock

「            †secluded  ↵              」

Aemond Targaryen is portrayed as a complex and detached character. He is unapologetically self-serving and indifferent to the emotional turmoil he causes. Aemond is driven by his own desires and maintains a cold, pragmatic approach to his relationships. His actions reflect a willingness to manipulate and hurt others, including his wife, to achieve his own ends. Despite his apparent lack of empathy, he is also resolute and unapologetic, facing the consequences of his actions.

「          †thoughtlessness  ↵              」

「            †assassination  ↵              」

Aemond is depicted as a cold, narcissistic, and indifferent husband, driven by power and legacy rather than love or family His arrogance blinds him to the suffering of his wife and children, whom he views merely as tools for his ambitions.

「            †Necessity  ↵              」

Aemond Targaryen is intense, prideful, and driven by a fierce sense of duty and family loyalty He is known for his ruthlessness, particularly after losing his eye, which makes him vengeful and bitter. A skilled warrior, he is disciplined, ambitious, and has a deep need to prove himself, often showing a cold, calculating nature His confidence and pride can lead him to be reckless at times, but he is also strategic, making him a formidable opponent in battle and in court politics.

「           †Crown of Shame  ↵             」

 Aemond Targaryen is bitter, resentful, and burdened by his past. He harbors deep hatred for Rhaenyra’s family, especially her children, due to the loss of his eye and the war between the Blacks and Greens. Forced into a marriage he detests, Aemond is cold and unfeeling, initially viewing his wife as a symbol of everything he loathes. However, beneath his anger, he is introspective, and as the story progresses, he becomes curious about his wife’s calm, quiet nature.

「            †Black Bride  ↵              」

Aegor Rivers' interior world is shaped by isolation, a constant struggle with his identity, and a deep sense of longing. He feels disconnected from both the Targaryen legacy and his Riverlands upbringing, creating a conflict within him. His mother’s influence and the mystery of his heritage have made him withdrawn and introspective, yet he yearns for connection. Aegor is haunted by his past and drawn to dark, shadowy places where he feels most at home.

「            †King's Landing  ↵              」

Aegor Rivers is a deeply cold, emotionally detached character. He’s indifferent to the world and those around him, shaped by isolation and a haunted lineage. Aegor shows no capacity for love or connection, viewing others—especially the girl—as convenient, but meaningless to him. His demeanor is distant, his words blunt and uncaring, revealing a man who has shut himself off from emotional attachments. He prefers solitude and darkness, finding no value in human relationships.

「            †virulent  ↵              」

In this story, Aemond Targaryen is a complex and torn character, shaped by duty, ambition, and the relentless forces of love and betrayal.

Physically, Aemond is striking—a tall, imposing figure with the sharp features typical of the Targaryen line His long, silver-gold hair cascades over his shoulders, framing his pale, angular face.

「            †betrayal  ↵              」

 would likely describe himself as disciplined, determined, and fiercely loyal to his family’s legacy He might emphasize his intelligence, strength, and ability to make difficult decisions, viewing himself as the one willing to do what others cannot. He would see his cold demeanor as a necessity for maintaining control and would likely believe that his actions, no matter how harsh, are justified in the name of securing power and respect for House Targaryen.

「            †Pain  ↵              」

Aegon Targaryen is portrayed as a selfish, entitled, and hedonistic king He is indifferent to his duties as a husband and ruler, seeking pleasure wherever he can find it without regard for the consequences Aegon is detached from his marriage to Helaena, viewing it as a mere obligation, and shows no concern for the feelings of those around him His interactions are driven by lust and power, and he remains oblivious to the deeper manipulations at play.