It was Aegon AND his sisters #shorts

It was Aegon AND his sisters.

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[joseph-fernando-piano]

"You remind me of my daughter" was the harshest roast Tywin could have delivered to Arya and he didn't even realize it...

[chasehedges]

Love how simple and cool this conversation is

[qwertyuiopful]

"I'm sure I knew that when I was a boy". That was low key a hilarious line.

[maverickmurphy]

I love the interaction between Tywin and Arya. Like Sansa learnt a lot from Littlefinger, Arya learnt a lot from Tywin as well.

[catfood]

I just realized the sword Arya mentions, "Dark Sister" is Daemons sword in House of the Dragon

[shreyanshsharma]

Tywin was one of the best written characters in the show and the best thing is he didn't stick around when the writing got bad

[elisampley]

I loved Tywins charecter, the sophisticated villain. And he is hardly evil, no more than most in this story and less than many. This scene especially humanized him.

[androstar]

I believe this is the only time Tywin genuinely laughs at something

[jldldr]

I really loved their dynamic. Tywin knew all the time she was the daughter of a lord, but he chose to not know which one. He allowed himself to enjoy her company and wits.

[thecollectergreat]

"He was a well read stonemason", "Can't say I have ever met a literate stonemason" - Lord Tywin
"Have you met many stonemasons my 'lord" - A Girl 🥶

[wisealaundo]

This is such a heart warming moment, which is really sad considering who these people are and what they mean for each other.

[riteshjha]

The last line "From my father " Her face really expressed the feeling :(

[sauravgada]

That short laugh from tywin at the end was probably the only time I remember him expressing this emotion

[bhawnasingh]

"What killed your father?"

"Loyalty."

Loved that line. It was so true and descriptive of ned's character in just one word...

[jsnagn]

"You remind me of my daughter" *The daughter in his ultimate dreams* of course.

Tywin's eyes sparkled as soon as Arya started talking about History of Westeros. Because he never thought he'd find a young child who understands and adores what "True Legacy & Glory" like the Targaryens Legacy had carved into Westeros 'history.

[smuffinman]

Every scene Tywin is in is a joy to watch

[shashank_phoenix]

The thing is this actually never happened in the books... So Credit where it's due to the Showrunners for this Scene

[cbo]

I love the animal symbolism of GoT, a small wolf pup being educated by a Lion who was fooled by a sheep clothing, and by a Dog who chose first to deliver the wolf to Falcons and Wolves, but later came to raise the pup as his own.

Also the dragon and kraken who were raised by wolves, while the stag raised a Lion who thought himself a stag.

The little bird of the wolf pack that grew to be a mighty falcon.

The wolf that learnt to be a raven.

In general, the wolf pack that was loyal to itself.

The two stags who locked horns in combat.

The lions that lived and died by their pride. While the runt who they rather leave to die managed to achieve greater things by leaving his pride behind.

And the three headed dragon who found her place amongst horses and slaves.

[NXSFY]

I would love to see a series based off the era of Aegon Targaryen to see his conquests along with Balerion and the burning of Harrenhal would be amazing. I also hope they do a series during Rhaegar Targaryens time so we can see Robert's Rebellion and get more from sir Arthur Dane. There are so many great characters to bring to screen.

[lordcommandersnow]

I loved these interactions between these two. Epic scenes