Aging up her character helps, though it doesn't change the creepy, non-consensual circumstances of her marriage to Drogo. Knowing how young she is in the source material makes her story that much more tragic: Like Jon Snow and the children of House Stark , Daenerys is a child, victimized by circumstances beyond her control.
But she doesn't stay a victim for long: Within three books, the child queen is hatching dragons, sacking cities, and abolishing slavery.
Daenerys might be young, but she exhibits strength and prowess that other characters twice her age lack. Season 1 of "Game Of Thrones" and the first book end similarly: Daenerys emerges unscathed from Khal Drogo's funeral pyre, holding three newly-hatched dragons.
Daenerys' unique bond with her dragon eggs is teased throughout the first book. She has mysterious dreams about dragons that change and empower her, and the eggs become a source of strength for her as she grows. When her "children" finally emerge, it's a triumphant moment. The show omits one of the books' key details involving the dragons' birth, however: The pyre burns away Daenerys' long, silvery hair, leaving her bald for most of the second book, "A Clash Of Kings.
She is later given an ornate three-headed dragon crown to wear in Qarth by the Tourmaline Brotherhood. This isn't the only time Daenerys' hair is burnt away in the books. When the Targaryen queen reunites with her wayward dragon, Drogon, in "A Dance With Dragons," the dragon initially attacks her. He burns her hair in the chaos, leaving Daenerys bald once more. Season 5's "The Dance of the Dragons" features a similar scene between Daenerys and Drogon, though the dragon is much tamer and Daenerys' hair survives the fire once again.
Qarth is something of a placeholder for Daenerys, acting as a bridge between her past with the Dothraki and her future in Slaver's Bay. Her time here is brief, even in the books: "A Clash of Kings" only devotes five chapters to Daenerys' time in this engimatic city. You likely remember Qarth's House of the Undying, however — aka, the weird tower full of warlocks Daenerys visits.
Season 2's "Valar Morghulis" loosely adapts this experience: Daenerys ventures into the tower to retrieve her dragons from Pyat Pree, and sees illusions of the destroyed Red Keep and Khal Drogo with their son, Rhaego. In the books, Daenerys has a different experience in the House of the Undying.
Her visions there comprise one of the most important scenes in the entire series, in fact, containing enough symbolism to keep fans speculating since the book's release. The Mother of Dragons goes willingly into the fortress with baby Drogon on her shoulder, and drinks a psychedelic substance called "shade of the evening," which triggers a series of trippy visions.
Daenerys sees her brother Rhaegar and his son Aegon, memories from her childhood, the deaths of her brothers, and numerous prophetic glimpses of her future. Daenerys is eventually attacked by the spectral and ravenous Undying Ones, but is saved by Drogon, who burns the entire place to the ground.
The HBO show did, after all, inspire the term "sexposition. Irri's character is still alive in the books, and currently searching for Daenerys, who was last seen flying from Meereen on Drogon. Though Daenerys enjoys their tryst, she soon feels guilty for taking advantage of her handmaiden. In the books, Daenerys frequently longs to return to "the house with the red door," referring to her childhood home in Braavos.
The surviving Targaryen siblings lived quite happily with Darry in the comfortable house with the vivid red door. However, when Darry grew ill and died, Daenerys and Viserys were thrown out of the house by the servants and left to wander the Free Cities in exile. Remember when your English teacher dropped the bombshell that Romeo and Juliet were technically children, with Juliet estimated to be approximately aged 13, while Romeo was pushing on 16, and you were totally freaked out?
The kids fell in love, got married, then killed themselves around about the same age we were cracking open our first bottle of Barcardi Breezer. Anyway, prepare to feel that shock all over again because we've just learned how young Game of Thrones ' Jon Snow And Daenerys Targaryen are meant to be. As we now all know, Daenerys is Jon Snow's aunt Ned Stark's sister, ran away with Rhaegar Targaryen, Dany's much older brother and, to cut a long story short, Jon was born so we kind of suspected the Dragon Queen and her nephew might be around the same age.
But in Astapor, she wears a Qartheen gown to make an offer for the Unsullied to the Good Master of Astapor, so as to not come off as a beggar. On the show, Dany locks up her dragons as the people of Mereen are terrified of them.
In the books, the issue has been specifically addressed, as Martin depicts the human cost of letting the dragons roam free. Daenerys decides to compensate shepherds whose livestock have been preyed upon or burned by her three dragons. One shepherd shows Dany the burned bones of his daughter Hazzea, who was burnt to death by Drogon. This leaves Daenerys horrified and it was then that she decides to lock up all three of her dragons under the Great Pyramid.
Share Share Tweet Email 0. Related Topics Lists game of thrones. Thus, Daenerys gains a new ally in her conquest. For their assault on Yunkai, the new captain Daario suggested attacking the city through its lightly defended back gate.
Their plan was to infiltrate the city and open the main gates for the rest of the army to invade. During the war meeting, Daario attempted to flirt with her. When the battle began, Ser Barristan remained behind to guard Daenerys, fulfilling his duty as a Queensguard. During that night, Jorah, Daario, and Grey Worm infiltrated the city and fought their way through the slave soldiers guarding the city. Within a few hours, Targaryen forces had captured Yunkai. The following morning, Daenerys addressed the city's slaves with Missandei serving as her translator.
During her speech, Daenerys told the slaves that it was their own choice to reach for their freedom. As a result, the liberated slaves revered Daenerys as their "mhysa", which translated as "mother" from the Old Ghiscari language.
Daenerys mingled with the former slaves who regarded her as a "glimmer of hope" in an increasingly dark world. Daenerys sits near the sea with her three dragons, each one about the size of a small horse. Daenerys strokes Drogon's head, while Rhaegal and Viserion fight over a dead lamb and Drogon joins the fight. As Daenerys tries to calm him down, Drogon, without warning, snaps at her with a hiss as a warning to not interfere.
He then roars and goes to contest the kill. Drogon snarls a warning at his mother. This act, that her own children would threaten her, and that they are outgrowing her influence and ability to control them, leaves Daenerys visibly shaken. Daenerys returns to her Unsullied army to resume the march to Meereen. She notices Grey Worm and Daario Naharis are absent and sets out to find them after being told they are "gambling. Frustrated, Daenerys states that the honor goes to Jorah and Barristan as they did not keep her waiting all morning.
She orders the two men to ride at the back with the livestock. She also adds that the last man holding his sword shall find a new queen to fight for. Both Daario and Grey Worm instantly drop their swords. On the road to Meereen, Daenerys speaks with Missandei, who tells her queen that Meereen would be wise to fear her approach. Daario meets them on the cliffside, and Daenerys expresses her annoyance when he shows her flowers he has picked. He reveals that the flowers represent a portrait of the landscape, and serve various purposes, chiefly that knowing her surroundings is important to her strategy.
The marching army halts and Daenerys goes to the forefront, discovering a slave child nailed to a cross. The child is dead, her hand pointing the way to Meereen, and Jorah tells Daenerys there is one for each mile to the last of the great slave cities, in total.
Ser Barristan offers to have outriders go ahead and bury them, but Daenerys refuses, ordering that each of them is buried, and their collars removed, but not before she has looked upon each and every face. Daenerys and her army eventually arrive at the gates of Meereen as she begins her siege. She is faced with a champions' duel where a riding knight of Meereen challenges her to choose a champion that will fight for her. Daario Naharis, commander of the Second Sons and the most expendable member of Daenerys's entourage, volunteers to be her champion.
Once Naharis quickly dispatches the Meereen champion, Daenerys begins her siege of the city by speaking to the gathered slaves and then catapulting the broken chains of those she has freed across the city walls, demonstrating her previous successes.
As the slaves examine the broken chains, the Great Masters looks on, perhaps in fear. She sends her Unsullied, led by Grey Worm, to sneak into Meereen and start a slave revolt inside the city. The plan is successful, the slaves rise up against their masters, kill some of them and open the gates to Daenerys.
She enters the city as a liberator and the freedmen of Meereen celebrate her arrival by shouting "Mhysa" and throwing their old slaves' collars at her feet. She then has Great Masters killed similarly to how they had murdered the slave children on the road to Meereen, and despite Ser Barristan's council to answer their injustice with mercy, she claims she is "answering injustice with justice.
As a meeting with her advisers and commanders of her forces is held in the highest quarters of the Great Pyramid, she is informed that the Second Sons had taken the Meereenese navy, composed of 93 ships. Although she did not command Daario to take them, she asks if it is enough to take her army to King's Landing. Jorah remarks that even though she might be able to take King's Landing, she wouldn't be able to hold all the Seven Kingdoms.
He also tells her that in Yunkai, the Wise Masters re-established slavery and took control of the city, swearing to take revenge against Daenerys. In Astapor, the council she has left behind to rule has been overthrown by a butcher named Cleon , who named himself "His Imperial Majesty. Thus she decides to stay in Meereen to gather more knowledge and experience, doing what queens do - rule. Daenerys sets up the time to hear petitions from her new subjects.
Among the first is a goatherd whose flock were roasted by her dragons; Daenerys orders him paid three times their value. Next is Hizdahr zo Loraq , who asks to be allowed to bury his father, one of the Great Masters Daenerys ordered crucified. Daenerys is swayed by Hizdahr's arguments aided by guilt upon realizing that the elder zo Loraq opposed the crucifixion of the slaves in the first place and allows the burial.
Missandei informs her that there are more supplicants. Some weeks later, Daenerys is irritated to discover Daario in her private quarters. The mercenary tries to give her flowers, but the queen demands to know what he wants. Daario asks to be allowed to indulge in his only two talents: killing men and loving women.
Daenerys counters that the Second Sons are assigned to patrol Meereen and keep the peace, and there are plenty of women in the city that Daario can pursue. Daario says that police work doesn't do the trick and that the only woman he wants isn't interested.
Nonetheless, he confirms that he is sworn to her and that he will continue boring patrol work if that is what the queen wants, and only asks that she occasionally allow him to do what he is actually good at. In response, Daenerys orders him to take off his clothes.
The following morning, as Daario leaves, Jorah enters. Jorah observes that he is earlier than most, but later than others.
Daenerys brushes off his disapproval and says that she is sending the Second Sons to retake Yunkai. To ensure that slavery is truly dead in that city, Daario is under orders to kill every Wise Master the Second Sons encounter.
Jorah protests, warning her that good and evil exists on both sides of every conflict, and that he wouldn't be advising her today if Eddard Stark had done to him what she is about to go to the Wise Masters. After considering this, Daenerys instructs Jorah to tell Daario that she has changed her mind: his orders are now to accompany Hizdahr to Yunkai so that he can give the Wise Masters a choice: they can live in her new world, or die in their old one.
As Jorah leaves, Daenerys says to tell Daario that it was Jorah who changed her mind. Daenerys is in her chambers with Missandei. The two are talking about Grey Worm and how Missandei caught him gazing while she was bathing naked downstream. Daenerys asks whether Missandei thinks he was spying on her. She says no, and Daenerys mentions that the Dothraki have no taboos against nudity or public love-making. Of course, Missandei is not Dothraki, but she says it doesn't matter, as Grey Worm isn't interested in her - none of the Unsullied desire women.
Missandei says he was interested, surprisingly to both of them. Daenerys inquires whether, when a slave is castrated, the masters take "all of it" - both the "pillar" and the "stones. Thoughtful, Missandei confirms that she has. Later on, Ser Barristan finds out that Jorah was spying on Daenerys. Jorah enters the throne room in Meereen.
In an audience before her, a seething Daenerys demands an explanation, and Jorah says it is a plot by Tywin Lannister to divide them. Daenerys counters that the pardon was signed the year they met. Asking him whether he claims the pardon was forged, Jorah admits that it was not.
He soon confesses to giving Varys information on Daenerys's activities in Essos. Daenerys angrily says that Jorah revealing her pregnancy by Khal Drogo to them led to her near-poisoning at the hands of a wine merchant. Jorah protests that his actions stopped her from being poisoned, but Daenerys retorts this was only because he knew it might be coming.
Jorah begs for her forgiveness, but Daenerys rebuffs him, saying he betrayed her, selling her secrets to the man she holds responsible for the death of her family. She spares his life, however, and gives him a day to leave Meereen. She warns that if he is seen in the city after that, his head will be thrown into Slaver's Bay.
Jorah is last seen leaving Meereen on a horse. Daenerys sits in her throne room where she is receiving another day's supplicants. An old man named Fennesz approaches the throne. Fennesz explains that he was not one of the slaves who toiled away at manual labor, but a well-educated teacher and servant to Master Mighdal , who employed him as a teacher for his own children.
He tells Daenerys that Master Mighdal's seven-year-old daughter Calla admires Daenerys, having learned of the Targaryen dynasty through Fennesz's teachings.
As a servant of Master Mighdal, Fennesz was well-treated and even well-respected in the household, but when Daenerys forcibly freed all of the slaves in the city she did not understand the full-scale complications of suddenly having to care for so many people. Fennesz originally stayed in Master Mighdal's house after she took the city.
Mighdal's children begged him to stay, but Mighdal and Fennesz agreed that he must leave rather than face reprisals, forcing Fennesz to become homeless. Daenerys insists that she had established mess halls to feed the freed slaves and barracks to house them. Fennesz says that he has visited these refugee centers and they are not very safe: the young prey on the old, harassing and robbing them. Daenerys insists that her Unsullied will restore order, but Fennesz points out that even assuming that they are able to ensure his physical safety, he has lost his livelihood and his purpose and is too old to start anew.
Therefore, he has come to Daenerys to beg her permission to sell himself back to Mighdal. She is shocked that he would want to be owned as a slave again, as a man might own a goat or a chair. He implores her that the young who can adapt rejoice in her new world, but for those too old to change, there is only fear and squalor.
Nor, he says, is he alone: there are many supplicants waiting outside lining up to make similar requests. Daenerys is crestfallen and says she did not liberate the slaves of Meereen only to preside over the very injustice she sought to destroy, but surprisingly relents and admits that freedom means making one's own choices.
Therefore she allowed Fennesz to enter into a labor contract with Mighdal, but lasting no more than one year.
He earnestly thanks her and leaves. The next supplicant then enters, a shepherd carrying a bundle in his arms. The shepherd timidly approaches and states that he is unable to speak in the common tongue and requires Missandei to translate. Distraught, he tells Daenerys that the "winged shadow" came, placing the bundle on the ground and opening it to reveal charred bones - of a human child.
Daenerys's largest dragon, the pitch-black Drogon, has roasted the man's three-year-old daughter Zalla until this is all that was left of her. Horrified, Daenerys meets with Missandei and Grey Worm in private to discuss the details of Zalla's death and how to deal with the growing threat the dragons are posing to the people of Meereen.
Grey Worm reports that Drogon was last seen flying over the Black Cliffs three days ago, but he can no longer be found. Realizing that she can no longer control her dragons, Daenerys tells them to head with her to the catacombs under the city.
Later, she leads her remaining two dragons, Rhaegal and Viserion, into the catacombs, where they are distracted by sheep carcasses. As they are feeding, Daenerys personally locks huge iron collars around their necks, which are secured by heavy chains. She weeps as she does so, as it is symbolically reducing her remaining "children" to chained-up slaves themselves. Daenerys wordlessly leaves and closes the huge stone door to the catacombs behind her as her dragons grow distressed and pathetically call after her when they attempt to follow and realize they are chained in place.
Following the removal of the golden harpy from the top of the Great Pyramid and the subsequent murder of White Rat , Daenerys is furious. She orders that he be buried with full honors in the Temple of the Graces as a statement to the Sons of the Harpy , and orders that the Unsullied patrol the streets of Meereen. She later receives Hizdahr zo Loraq's report on the situation in Yunkai.
Daenerys is pleased that the Wise Masters will share their rule with the former slaves but refuses to support Hizdahr's concession of allowing the fighting pits to reopen. Later that night, Daario tries to convince her to reconsider, explaining that he was once a slave who earned his freedom in the pits.
The skills he learned ultimately led him to the Second Sons and thence to Daenerys. Upon learning that Drogon hasn't been seen in weeks, Daario muses on the possibilities of a dragon queen with no dragons.
In response, Daenerys visits Rhaegal and Viserion in the catacombs where she imprisoned them. To her horror, they try to attack upon hearing her voice and she is forced to flee. Daenerys leads a council meeting in the pyramid debating the fate of a Son of the Harpy that Daario and Grey Worm found.
Barristan pleads that the man deserves a fair trial while the freed Meereenese slave, Mossador , insists Daenerys put the man to death. Daenerys thanks her advisors for their council and dismisses them, but Barristan asks her for a word in private about her father, the "Mad King. However, Barristan also reminds Daenerys of his past service in her father's Kingsguard and insists that her enemies did not lie.
He tells Daenerys about how her father set entire towns and castles ablaze, murdered sons in front of their fathers , and burned men alive with wildfire , laughing as they screamed. All of this led to a rebellion that killed every Targaryen save for her and Viserys. Daenerys is visibly shocked but assures Barristan that she is not like her father.
Barristan agrees, but he still warns her that the Mad King gave his enemies the justice he thought they deserved, and each time it made him feel powerful and right until the very end. Daenerys promises not to have the Son of the Harpy executed without a fair trial. Later, Mossador goes against Daenerys's order and executes the man, angering Daenerys. She decides to sentence Mossador to death, stating that killing the Son of the Harpy broke the law. A crowd gathers to witness Mossador's execution and Daenerys tells the crowd that when she conquered Meereen she promised freedom and justice, but one cannot exist without the other.
Daenerys is escorted away by the Unsullied when riots break out between the freedmen and the masters. Daenerys retreats to her pyramid where she wants to spend time alone. She steps out onto her balcony and finds Drogon atop the Great Pyramid. Daenerys is happy to see him and tries reaching out for him, which she hadn't done since the start of her reign over Meereen, but he flies away. Daenerys is left heartbroken as she gazes at Drogon from the distance. Daenerys looks down at the streets below from her royal apartment in the Great Pyramid.
Ser Barristan arrives and shares a story of how he and Rhaegar used to leave the Red Keep and mingle with the common people on the streets. Daenerys then learns the truth that Rhaegar never loved killing as Viserys once told her before, but that he loved singing and was great at it. Barristan soon tells her that one time he and Rhaegar spent the money Rhaegar earned at a minstrel to get horribly drunk and Daenerys laughs.
Daario arrives telling her that Hizdahr is in the throne room awaiting her. Daenerys then gives Barristan the day off, cheerfully telling him to make some music in the city below.
In the throne room, Daenerys hears Hizdahr plead again to reopen the fighting pits of Meereen, but she refuses. Hizdahr rationally argues that the fighting pits provide a great spectacle that has always been enjoyed by both the masters and slaves, and is one of the few things that can bring the city together. Daenerys does not interrupt him this time as he continues to offer his proposal. Daenerys is devastated upon learning of Ser Barristan's untimely death at the hands of the Sons of the Harpy, having lost another one of her most trusted advisers, and grieves over his corpse in the throne room.
Upon the suggestion of Daario, Daenerys decides to round up each of the leaders of Meereen's noble families, including Hizdahr zo Loraq. Bringing the eight of them down to the catacombs where Viserion and Rhaegal reside, Daenerys, with the enforcement of the Unsullied, forces the leaders forwards towards the dragons until one of them is burned alive and then brutally torn apart. Drawn into Daenerys's debate between mercy and revenge, Missandei advises her queen to trust the decision that she alone sees.
Taking this advice, Daenerys approaches Hizdahr in his cell, admitting her mistake of refusing to open the fighting pits. Daenerys, in order to secure her bondage with the noble people of Meereen, decides to wed herself to Hizdahr, although she makes it clear that she will be the one in control. Later, while in bed with Daario, Daenerys reassures him that her marriage to Hizdahr is purely political in order to maintain peace.
Daario hints at jealousy and asks if Daenerys would marry him instead, but Daenerys, who would like nothing less, is forced to refuse him. To everyone's surprise, Daenerys and Hizdahr appear in one of the fighting pits to watch the opening of the games, though Daenerys is visibly uncomfortable at the violent butchery before her, and gets up to leave, she is convinced to stay by Hizdahr.
While arguing with him, another fighter emerges into the pit and proceeded to overpower the other participants, knocking them down one by one using non-lethal means that caused Daenerys to become intrigued by this newcomer. When the fighting is over, the surviving fighter reveals himself as Jorah, but Daenerys, who still hasn't forgiven him, orders him taken away.
However, Jorah shouts out that he has brought Daenerys a gift. Jorah's companion enters the arena and introduces himself to Daenerys as Tyrion Lannister. Daenerys has both Tyrion and Jorah brought before her inside the Great Pyramid. Though she had doubts about the Lannister's claimed identity, she lets him try and talk her out of executing Jorah.
On Tyrion's advice, she spares Jorah's life and banishes him from Meereen again he counseled that she should not kill those devoted to her, but also that Jorah could not be present should she ever claim Westeros. Later, over wine, Daenerys and Tyrion speak about their families and past. Daenerys is still thinking about executing Tyrion, mostly as revenge against the Lannisters for betraying her family, but decides not to when she sees Tyrion's indifference to death.
Tyrion warns her that the noble families of Westeros are too busy fighting the game of thrones or exhausted to help her reclaim the Iron Throne, and suggests that she consolidate her power in Meereen and build a new kingdom for herself.
Daenerys says she'll only stay in Meereen long enough to stabilize the situation and likens Westeros's game of thrones to a spinning wheel, with the Great Houses as spokes. Tyrion dismisses her idealism, noting that others have tried to stop the wheel, but Daenerys firmly declares that she intends to break the wheel, not just stop it. She then informs Tyrion that she will take him on as an advisor, but confiscates his wine — she needs him to communicate in complete sentences.
Daenerys sits in the royal box at the Daznak's Pit and watches to crowd; they are silent. Hizdahr tells her to clap her hands, which she does, beginning the Great Games. She then notices Jorah in the array of fighters, who gives the traditional dedication to her and manages to be the last fighter standing. At this moment, Jorah suddenly hurls a spear at the royal box — embedding itself in a Son of the Harpy sneaking behind Daario.
Suddenly, Sons of the Harpy reveal themselves on every level of the arena and begin slaughtering collaborating Masters and freedmen alike — Hizdahr included. Jorah and Daario evacuate Daenerys from the royal box, while Tyrion rescues Missandei. Finding the exits blocked, the group makes a stand in the center of the Pit with the remainder of the Unsullied defenders.
Seeing they are hopelessly outnumbered, Daenerys takes Missandei's hand and closes her eyes, ready to face her death. At that moment, a draconic screech pierces the air, and Drogon descends upon the arena, flying out of a giant flame burst. Many of the Sons scatter in terror as Drogon bites and mercilessly burns the nearest ones to death. The Sons rally enough to attack Drogon with spears, which Daenerys hastily makes an effort to remove.
Trying to get Drogon out of the Sons' range, Daenerys climbs atop his back and bids him to fly, becoming the first Targaryen dragonrider in over a century. The Sons of the Harpy temporarily routed, Daario, Jorah, Missandei and Tyrion look on in astonishment as Drogon, with Daenerys on his back, soars away.
Later, Daenerys finds herself far away from Meereen, atop an impressive hill in a sea of green grass. Drogon is still recovering from his wounds and is uninterested in flying back. Unfortunately, he's also not interested in finding them any food. Daenerys wanders away to find something for them but is shocked to see a trio of Dothraki bloodriders emerge.
Within minutes, an entire khalasar has her surrounded. Understanding what might happen to her, she quickly removes a ring and drops it in the grass, determined to leave a trail. Now a prisoner of the khalasar , Daenerys is brought before their leader, Khal Moro , enduring remarks about her appearance from her captors. Out of jealousy, Moro's wives suggest killing Daenerys, though he repeatedly ignores them. Daenerys reveals her identity, but Moro laughs off her titles, saying she is nothing more than his bed slave.
Daenerys refuses, revealing herself as the widow of Khal Drogo. As it is forbidden for a khal to sleep with a widowed khaleesi , Moro has a change of heart, cuts her free and promises no one will touch her. A grateful Daenerys promises to reward him with more horses if she is returned to Meereen, but Moro informs her that she will be escorted to the Temple of the dosh khaleen in Vaes Dothrak, a home for other widowed khaleesi.
Daenerys eventually returns to Vaes Dothrak and arrives at the Temple of the dosh khaleen. Inside, the other widowed khaleesi strip her of her clothing and jewelry and give her traditional Dothraki clothing.
She attempts to intimidate them with her name and titles, but their leader lectures her on how Daenerys believed Khal Drogo would conquer the world with her at his side, just as they all believed the same of their own husbands before they were slain. Daenerys is then informed that she had violated Dothraki law by not immediately joining the dosh khaleen after Drogo died, and her fate will be decided soon by the khals at the khalar vezhven.
The high priestess of the dosh khaleen introduces Daenerys to the other khaleesi , some of whom hate her for not being of pure blood. During her time in captivity, Daenerys befriends a young khaleesi named Ornela , a Lhazareen girl taken from her village at the age of twelve.
The high priestess gives Daenerys permission to relieve herself outside but sends Ornela to escort her. The pair are accosted by Jorah and Daario, who have traveled to Vaes Dothrak to rescue her. She tells them to cancel their rescue plan and proposes a plan of her own.
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