When his daughter confronts him — accusing him of wanting to replace her with a new wife and son — Viserys swears on her mother's memory that she will not be supplanted. The scene distills a universal wound: the child who interprets a parent's remarriage as erasure. Viserys's response — that he wanted contentment for her, not replacement — reframes the conflict as misjudgment born of grief, not betrayal.
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