Steve Ahlman

You're like, oh, that's it.

Like he's promising Egg that you'll have a place to belong and you'll have food in your stomach.

And you might not be sitting up in a hotel looking up at a wall, but like you don't need that.

We don't get that now on the pilot.

Do you also think part of that is because when we see Dunk...

This is the first time in his life where he has to make it on his own.

He has to decide what a knight is because it seems like, especially in the flashbacks, I'm like, oh, this is a squire who never had to think for himself, really.

He had someone to look towards where he never had to push his master on.

Is this story true?

Is everything you're saying is true?

It's just kind of like, hey, wake up, clean the horses, ride your fucking horse, shut the fuck up.

go and now it's the first time where he's just like oh people are asking me follow-up questions or they're telling me i don't know what the fuck you're talking about i don't care get the fuck out of here right and i'm like oh that's and that's what i think is also kind of a subversion of the lone wolf and cub thing that we usually get is that we usually get people we usually get the lone wolf when they're like either the best of the best at what they do precisely or they're either on the downturn like they're the old grizzle dynamo you're like oh this is a lone wolf

who hasn't accomplished anything.

Right.

He might suck.

Nah, they're looking at him like he's Wemby, though.

They're like, damn, this one's tall.

Wait, the other squire who... The other squire?

Oh, that guy.

Love him.