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I wonder if Aemon would have taken the Throne if the 7 Kingdoms would have been a better place.... But then He would not have been there for John and John wouldn't have become Lord Commander, nor gotten all the sage wisdom from Aemon... Aemon would have been a Great King.

I consider myself lucky to see the last great performance of peter vaughn. When I look him up I realise that he also played anthony hopkin's father in the remains of the day.

"You wanted to see me?" I'm sure he'd like to see anything, nimrod.

oh that laught at 1:58 if we only knew back then what HE knew......

the silver hair was screaming from the start. Master Aemon’s death was the most peaceful death in GOT

“I am a maester of the Citadel.” Chills

Such a good callback since he proved he was like his adopted father in the end. He chose his duty over love.

I loved Aemon in the books and show. This actor did his character a great service imo. Aemon was HUGE in Jon's growth as a man in those handful of years. "Kill the boy and let the man be born" "You are half the age that Egg was, and your own burden is a crueler one, I fear. You will have little joy of your command, but I think you have the strength in you to do the things that must be done. Kill the boy, Jon Snow." He did in more ways than one...Great stuff. Sad GRRM will never even get the penultimate book done let alone the series. He's gone all political and wasting him time with TDS bs today and the last 4 years. Before it was him traveling doing book signings keeping him from writing, then the show and other easy money makers. Then C19 hit and I thought "NICE, he's locked down in NM or Arizona or wherever he lives and will finally finish the book" and 3yrs later of C19 and nothing but TDS rants and a couple chapters and excuses. No way we're getting another book. My ONLY hope is we get a Robert Jordan situation where when George dies(which has to be not all that far off with his obesity and age), his wife and publisher finds a comparable author to finish the series like Brandon Sanderson did with Wheel Of Time(bless him for that since he did great)with all the notes he hopefully leaves behind and what he tells his wife he plans for the ending. Crossing my fingers.

So John winds up exactly like Master Aemon.

Peter Vaughan murdered this role. MURDERED it. Steals every scene he’s in

When it dawns on you that this guy shunning his duty led to all the conflict of ice and fire. He would have been a good king

Aemon already sensed jon snow final fate. He just want jon to prepared for it

So how old would Aemon have been, in this scene?

Dude hanging with his great great great uncle

2 targaryens talking-

His uncle telling him without telling him 🔥🔥🔥

What I really love is that sense of regret, that if Aemon had been strong he would have rode out and damned his oath, that he hates that he was not strong enough to deny it.

Two Targaryens together

Unbelievable scene.

Must have been going senile to forget eggs son was jaegerys

Remember when that scene aired… speechless.

Maester Amon and Uncle Iroh need their own spinoff

They took a risk in casting a man who was already 87 for a role that would last five years, but it paid off. He knew how to play a very old man because...he was one.

Aemon went to the wall so he couldn’t be used politically against his brother, was a good man.

This actually was Jon's Great Uncle. Or Great Great Uncle. Right? I have this weird feeling Aemon knew who he was all along!

We shall never see his like again. Goodbye Maester Aemon!

Its not only Aemon knowing how Jon feels but he also knows Jon is Ned son (well he isn`t) .. the same Ned who was one of the heads of the rebellion against his brothers son, the same Ned who first stormed King`s Landing if i`m not mistaken

He was the blood the of dragon and now his watch is ended :(

Must have been a huge burden for him, thinking that if he hadn't refused the throne, maybe the disaster of his house would have been averted.

They were blood and didn’t even know it

do you thinjk maestor Aemond knew of jons Heritage by any means

All this time Jon thought his family was far away but he had an uncle near him this whole time.

People think Aemon is talking about Ned, when in fact he is speaking about Rhaegar's love for Lyanna. He knows Jon's true identity.

this is why i respect my elderly! they have seen and felt so much in their lives to live that long you must suffer time and life itself.

fucking old man makes me cry

Aerys II's father was Jaehaerys II.

It just occurred to me that Maester Aemon is Jon's great uncle. Jon > Rhaegar > Mad King (Aerys) > Aegon V = Aemon

Aemon Targeryn. The only BAMF bad enough to die of old age.

This is so good it must be from Season 8 amirite?

Love is the death of duty💯💯

he thing about this, is that women do not "love" men. They use men. For their self preservation and for reproduction, and for their children. Women are sadistic, hypergamous whuuures that are programmed to maximize the most formidable genes from the most formidable men. Until all you simps understand this, you will continue to get your hearts ripped from your chests. HONOUR BEFORE LOVE. ALL HAIL NED STARK

One small malady, Aegon V was _not_ followed by Aerys II, But instead Jaeherys II, Aemon's nephew, who was _then_ followed by Aerys.

Aemon skipped his nephew "Jaehaerys 2nd". At 2:49 he says that "his brother "Aegon the 5th" was followed by his "son" "Aerys The 2nd(mad king)" But Aerys is Aegon's grandson not "son". Aegons son is "Jaehaerys the 2nd" and Jaehaerys is Aerys(mad king)father. Aegon makes Jaehaerys, Jaehaerys makes Aerys and Aemon kinda forget's Jaehaerys. I guess that's fine considering his 100 years old, memory ain't so great.

This is a top 10 scene of the series.

The old guy is a better actor

great scene

whatt epsode?????

when GoT was good .... damn

2:23-2:37 the dragon still lives in Aemon.

what bothers me is that he said that either Aerys or Jahaerys (Aery´s father) was his brother, he was actually the uncle to Jaeharys who was the son of Aegon. Maybe he is referring to both the burning of Sumerhall and Robert´s Rebellion, but it kind of bothered me because some of his words imply Aerys was his brother. I love this scene though because he gets Jon and how he talks about "a brother´s smile" just reminds me that he gave up the throne in favor of his brother Aegon. I just can´t help but think he feels guilty in a way for giving up his "duty" to the crown as the heir because he was supposed to become king, but he didn´t want to, we don´t really know why apart from his vows as a Maester, but he is implying that he hasn´t always chosen duty over love so maybe he gave up a crown so his brother could have it, so that his brother could be maybe not happy but save? Noble´s didn´t like Aegon and as a prince close to the king he was more vulnerable than as a king, that´s just something I like to thing happened. (Although I am pretty sure this is canon)