Ewan Mitchell Carries the Coin That Symbolizes Daemon's Influence With Him to Get Into Character as Aemond

Despite their limited screen time together this season, Ewan Mitchell is intrigued by the tumultuous relationship between Daemon and Aemond. He wonders how Daemon's presence haunts Aemond and how this dynamic influences his portrayal of Aemond. These two charismatic and powerful figures are bound together by a tangled web of rivalry, tension, and fascination. Aemond, the cunning and ambitious nephew, and Daemon, the bold and confident uncle, engage in a delicate dance of power and wit, each trying to outmaneuver the other.

Ewan Mitchell, who portrays Aemond Targaryen in HBO's hit series "House of the Dragon," recently shared his unique approach to embodying his character's complexities. In an interview with Business Insider, Mitchell revealed that he kept a crucial prop from the show close at hand to enhance his portrayal of Aemond's psychological state.

During the second episode of the prequel series, Aemond discovers a coin in his bed chamber, a sinister gift left by Blood and Cheese after their failed attempt to assassinate him. This coin serves as a potent symbol of Daemon Targaryen's lingering presence and the profound impact his actions continue to have on Aemond's psyche.

Mitchell, keen on capturing the essence of this dynamic, carried the coin with him throughout the shoot, tucking it into his shoe as a physical reminder of Aemond's unnerving encounter and the lasting repercussions of Daemon's machinations.

"I think that's a really interesting question," Mitchell said. "After that sequence when Blood and Cheese infiltrate Aemond's bed chamber, you have that scene in episode two where Aemond finds the coin. And that coin, I actually carried with me for the rest of the shoot. I put it in my shoe."

"He would often put stones in his shoes whenever he felt like he wanted to feel that kind of building tension or anxiety in a scene. And similar to Aemond, I wanted to just remember that everything that coin represents very much lives in Aemond's head rent-free."

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Ewan Mitchell on Aemond's Deep-Seated Fears

Mitchell also touched upon Aemond's deep-seated fears and anxieties, which often manifest in his interactions with others. To embody these aspects of the character, Mitchell employed unorthodox methods, such as placing stones in his shoes to build tension and heighten Aemond's discomfort in certain scenes.

When exploring Aemond's fixation on the coin, Mitchell focused on the idea that the coin's symbolism occupies Aemond's mind, constantly reminding him of Daemon's proximity and the tragic consequences that unfolded.

"The idea that Daemon got this close, and ultimately Aemond's nephew paid the ultimate price, that's something that does haunt Aemond," Mitchell said.

"But there's also quite a romantic element about it as well, because it's like, 'Well, if Daemon wanted to do the job properly, he should have done it himself. He shouldn't have put his trust in two people he didn't fully understand.' Is he too afraid of Aemond? Does he think he wouldn't win in a one-on-one fight? And that's the case. He would not win in a one-on-one."

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