Anushka Matanda-Doughty

Obviously, we didn't get a response.

But we do then get these text messages released later on where Taylor plays along with the dragon metaphor, the Game of Thrones dragon metaphor of it, all saying to you, Blake Lively, I'm just picturing you muttering Dracarys and then I fire off those texts to Austin.

So that's something that I can't believe I'm saying this now.

That's something that Khaleesi says to get the dragons to breathe fire, okay?

Dracarys.

So the internet has had a... Don't laugh, Sean, okay?

Because you are really nerdy.

I'm subtly smirking.

No, because we nerd out together.

We do nerd.

Now, Internet's had a lot to say.

This is really cringy.

Why are they speaking like that to each other?

Other people are saying, you know, they're just two friends texting, you know, take a peek at your own messages and see if they were put out to the world, how cringy you would come across, etc.

From a legal standpoint, though, Taylor insinuating or continuing the metaphor that she is one of Blake's dragons is quite damaging to Blake's defense.

I'm just thinking about this.

So in order to explain this,

the metaphor that's being used and how it damages the defense.

Are they going to have to explain the plot of Game of Thrones?

Because I've just had to do that for you a little bit.