Gloer

And why would Ned's son think he should do that?

Nah. Just sloppy writing. They wouldn't have noticed such nyance.

OK. I did miss that. So happy it wasn't bad writing. However Seasons 5 and 6 have had many badly written plots that it has become a first reaction to every detail that it is just bad writing. Before you paid attention to spot clues and intrigue. You were spell bound and there was a total suspenson of disbelief. Now it is just disbelief first: bad writing. That is what you get by dumbing down the story.

Dany is a solid Fuerer-type villain with all the seemingly softening and charming characteristics that make people actually fall for the idea that supporting her is a good thing. Her story can only end well if she is destroyed. Her only possible positive contribution is that she interrupts and destroys old stagnating power structures. But her in power is a disaster.

Why would that be of any importance? He would've seen it before.

This also stopped my thoughts. Is it yet again sloppy writing by D&D or have I missed something?

Who is going to find what?