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A deleted scene from House of the Dragon Season 1 explained why Aemond tried to claim Dreamfyre first

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The House of The Dragon Season 1 finale has left us at the brink of a full-fledged civil war with the now-adult characters, owing to multiple time leaps that have been visible throughout the series. During one of his younger days, Aemond tried to claim Dreamfyre before he mounted on Vhagar. A deleted scene from the same episode explains why he tried to do so.

Why did Aemond try to claim Dreamfyre?

On viewing the sixth episode of House of the Dragon Season 1, a lot of viewers noticed that the scene started abruptly with Aemond sneaking into the dragonpit and trying to claim a dragon for himself, which turns out to be Dreafyre. According to the fansite Hotd Croatia, which has previously leaked deleted scenes, in a dialogue cut from the scene, Aemond says that Helaena isn’t that bothered with Dreamfyre, which is why he tries to claim the dragon for himself.

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