Skahaz mo Kandaq

A stone tower is not easy to demolish without a lot of laborers. The only justification is to prevent an epidemic. Like Lyanna had greyscale and Ned had to destroy the building in his belief that it will stop the spread.

And why go to the trouble? The logical choice was to reach the nearest town or castle if they had a screaming baby with them.

The Khal was quite a man. He wasn't Targaryen but he was as much a king as any of their monarchs. He didn't inherit his position. He earned it through strength and cunning. His life was worth a lot.

Dany is Azor Ahai Yup. The gemstones are family symbols. Which land is said to have gemstones aplenty? Asshai.

I am also of the opinion that Dany will be the one to build the new Empire of the Dawn. The old men in that hallway were her ancestors. They can be both Targaryen and Azor Ahai. The Targaryen name is comparatively recent. Maybe the people of the early era did not have surnames. They instead preferred to differentiate themselves according to the color of gemstones.

The Dothraki surprised me. I considered them a humorless bunch, but apparently not so. I am glad to see this side of their culture. Given a choice, I would rather hear Dany speak High Valyrian instead of Dothraki, but you know, the show invested a lot in the creation of a new language just for them. Oh well.

Best damn show on HBO. Fabulous way to end the season, with flying dragons. Truly epic.