Oh, interesting.

Because here, like, we don't, we don't get a wildling P- like, an explicitly wildling POV until A Dance with Dragons, with Varamyr.

But Before that, we are getting so much dialogue and so much kind of interplay between the wildlings and, um, and Jon in particular that I feel like we end up...

As I said, like, they, they get so much more nuance, they get so much more individual characterization, um, than we get from any of the characters, I think, in, uh, in Essos.

So-

Like, I'm just kind of curious, like, does she think that Dany has freed her in the way that Dany thinks that she, that she has freed her?

I don't.

I do not believe she does at all.

... right?

right?Yeah, earlier up.

And, and even still, we ki-- there's still that connection between Aemond and Vhagar, and the whole Aemond and Vhagar relationship this season has been very interesting, 'cause he is grasping for her.

And if you wanna talk about sort of this idea of the Targaryens feeling like they need to have dragons, I mean, Aemond is right there.

He is panicking.

He has lost his dragon, and he explicitly tells Alys at one point, like, "I am nothing without this dragon.

I'm just a kid." And it's true.

Hmm.