By This article contains spoilers for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3 and contains details from Aerion Targaryen’s history in the larger A Song of Ice and Fire canon. Every story in the Game of Thrones universe needs a good villain, and in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,
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