Game of Thrones - Is There a Dragon?

I would have liked a sense of, you know, the step stones thing. Didn't feel relevant to the Westeros that I understand. It does rob you of a rob me of some dramatic stakes or engagement when it's like, oh, now we're flying on missions to the Baratheons who we haven't really seen and we're referring to Starks. This show intentionally, and I don't grudge this idea of being doing something different, but it's with the opposite. There is a firm control of the center and how do they keep that control.