Steve Ahlman

And seeing these Targaryens, one regard him like absolutely like disregard and like kind of be an asshole to him.

As you see what would be a scene in any other House of the Dragon or Game of Thrones scene play out, you're like, oh man, my sons are missing.

This is surely going to topple an empire.

I'd burn down seven kingdoms just to get my kids back.

And that little girl that's in the back is like, oh my God, the biggest thing ever is happening.

The princes are missing.

And he's just standing there.

You're big and stupid.

That, to me, is the complete ethos of what I've wanted to see is the perspective of the small folk.

And he embodies that perfectly.

And then he's overly apologetic.

He's like, ah, fucked up.

I fucked up.

And the actual, the king is like, get the fuck out of here.

Yeah.

It's not even overly bloody like nobody like loses a head or like you don't see guts flying because I remember the first episode of House of the Dragon like that tourney was brutal and terrible and horrifying and this was just like very chaotic like a bunch of people flying around and Dunk just observing it and thinking about the enormity of the task that he has signed up for.

I heard this, yeah.

What?

Okay.

I mean, because his goals are completely against every, most characters that we've ever seen in Game of Thrones.