The penultimate episode also delves into Daemon's mysterious absence, with the season finale set to air next week
Aegon Declares Last Stand in 'House of the Dragon' Season 3 Episode 7
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In the penultimate episode of 'House of the Dragon' Season 3, Aegon's pride leads him to declare a final stand as king, refusing to be remembered as slain in ignominy by his own brother. However, events do not unfold as he expects. Meanwhile, the episode explores the reasons behind Daemon's absence as a prince and husband, with only one episode remaining in the season.
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There is only one episode left of House of the Dragon Season 3.
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Aegon's own hubris has made the usurper declare a last stand as king. ("I will not have the histories say I was slain in ignominy by my own brother.") But that is not at all how it goes down.
according to New York PostTo search for why Daemon has been an absentee prince and husband.
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