Psychology in Seattle.

So Brito, you know that a lot of people are talking about Game of Thrones, the TV show,

I've heard of it, and they're talking about how

they're totally confused as to why Deneris Targaryin would have burned King's

landing confused and upset and upset they're like, it doesn't make any sense.

And so, well, let me ask you,

did you like Dinaris' now now spoiler alert for the entire game of thrones

Umberto did you like Danny's storyline from season one to the end of season eight. I now do. You now do? Yeah. What do you mean now? Well, I actually was a little, there were parts of her storyline a few

couple seasons ago or whatever

where i was starting to feel that

sh i i didn't like her she was

she was too impetuous, too entitled.

I felt that she was a little too vicious,

and I was thinking, man, am I supposed to, in the end,

think that she is a good ruler and that she is that she should be in

charge because I'm not feeling it and so now in retrospect I'm like okay it makes

sense I like it me I never connected with I've read the books and when I read the books

I didn't I always always like get back to Tyrion get back to sense and in the TV show as well.

I mean I was mildly interested in some of the kick-ass scenes, you know, like when she gets the unsullied and

Dracaris and, you know, Drogon Burns the slave master you know there was some pretty cool scenes

But in the books and in the TV show particularly in the books there's long stretches of time where

Deneris is like wandering the wasteland and dealing with Dothraki slaves and it's just like I think most people agree the best part of Game of Thrones story, Song of Ice and Fire Story, is the intrigue in Westeros, particularly in Kings Landing, Winterfell, these places, right?

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