They appear to be identical in coloring to Danny's eggs and it's interesting because these are going to Pinto supposedly.

That's where Illyrio's home base was.

Seems like there's a pretty clear chain of custody. This is a literal Easter egg

with dragon eggs and yeah, we painted them intentionally to look like and to imply that they are Dragon Danny's eggs.

Okay, so they're definitely going to crack and eat that other egg, that fourth egg.

Welcome to Hot D, the officially unofficial podcast for How's the Dragon on HBO.

I'm Jim.

I'm A-ron.

And we're back for another podcast on episode three of season two, burning mill Iran I think I went through and

sorted out all the confusion that I had after the first watch there were some very

confusing scenes in this episode but I think I all sorted out.

Yeah. Okay. Specifically around where are the children and where are the eggs going and all that stuff.

But I got it.

So anybody who's looking for a little clarity on that.

You'll be, just listen to the middle of this podcast,

you'll be pleased to know.

None of it was messed up they actually I think at all tracks but we'll see

what you think is King Jim Harris declares nothing is fucked nothing is not of the war is fucked everything's fine. Yep. What do you think of this episode after? So I found that

Yeah, a lot of the episodes that kind of zig or not zig but elaborate on the books and novel ways or fill in material that I'm not familiar with.

The first time I watch I'm always a little kind of like, you know, I guess a parent with a child at a recital and you're just, you know, it's like,

oh, you're just listening for bad sour notes because of my previous experience with Game of Thrones sometimes.

So the second time I'm more relaxed, I'm like, okay, you know, again, nothing is

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