Because we want to remember them, George, we really want. Cassana, Rhaelle, Daenys, Alerie, Taena, Elinor, Argella, Harma, Brienne, Lyarra, etc. How many have been forgotten by the men who have shown us this beautiful universe?We track #forgottenasoiafladies
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… Irri wanted to leave the tent flaps open to let in the breeze, but Dany forbade it. She would not have any see Drogo this way, in delirium and weakness. When her khas came up, she posted them outside at guard. “Admit no one without my leave,” she told Jhogo. “No one.” Eroeh stared fearfully at Drogo where he lay. “He dies,” she whispered. Dany slapped her. “The khal cannot die. He is the father of the stallion who mounts the world. His hair has never been cut. He still wears the bells his father gave him.” “Khaleesi,” Jhiqui said, “he fell from his horse.” Trembling, her eyes full of sudden tears, Dany turned away from them.He fell from his horse! It was so, she had seen it, and the bloodriders, and no doubt her handmaids and the men of her khas as well. And how many more? They could not keep it secret, and Dany knew what that meant. A khal who could not ride could not rule, and Drogo had fallen from his horse. “We must bathe him,” she said stubbornly. She must not allow herself to despair. “Irri, have the tub brought at once. Doreah, Eroeh, find water, cool water, he’s so hot.”
A Game of Thrones- Chapter 64 (George R. R. Martin)
Even when anyone can see Dany’s efforts are futile (and ultimately they’re right), it’s good to see her ordering people, using Drogo’s myth and making decisions. All while she, herself, is trying not to panic.
