Steve Toussaint

Well, you know, that's an interesting thing, because when you asked the question, I was actually going to go quite, I tell you, it would be quite a positive thing, because ultimately what it is, is that you have, if someone says, if someone's got a dragon, they go, we should do this.

And then someone goes, we shouldn't.

They go, I think we should do this.

Yeah, we should.

And so on the surface, that seems like a great idea.

But the fact is, we generally are trying our best to have what we call a liberal democracy, that everybody's voice is heard.

That's what we'd ideally like.

You know, the idea of one particular person or entity having so much power that we have to do what they say, then we have to rely so much on them being somebody of integrity.

That doesn't always happen.

So I wouldn't like it, although there are days when I feel like, if I just had a bloody dragon, this stuff would happen.

I mean, I can think of certain places in the world right now where you just need somebody with power to go and bang their heads together and say, just get on with it.

But that's the pipe dream.

So I... Maybe deal with what's in front of us now.

Let's get it.

Well, I think it's a terrific opening to a season, episode one.

The battle...

that we will see in episode one is like nothing you've seen on TV before.

It is epic, and it does set the rest of the season up.

Because I think the season basically is a great combination of violence, political intrigue, and emotional

Emotionality, is that a word?