Aegon and Amund - Is That a Good Idea?

I thought it was fascinating that Alison essentially disowns Aegon when she confronts him about raping the servant girl. It's always such an interesting argument, isn't it? Like, you're incredibly powerful and yet we keep finding the limits of the power, don't we? When it's convenient, you know? I think that definitely is the case. This is not the first such incident. And I would imagine that her redidication to faith is in part some kind of plea or attempt to deal with all of this.