(Text; UN: motherofdragons)

[decisiveconquest]

I will not hide my identity nor pretend these words are not attached to me. There were men who thought I committed many wrongs before I came here. One man held me accountable and spared me nothing besides a lingering death, which leads me to my question: in your estimation, are there any crimes that are unforgivable?

What a common man or woman cannot - should not - do, a king or a queen can do for the good of their people, correct? Great sacrifices are expected in battle - in war - however do you think that a ruler's life should be forfeit for them? What good can they do if they are slain prematurely?

I can admit when I am wrong, but on this...

I don't understand.

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[mcring]

And that's what happened with your ancestors?

[ Obviously they lost the throne somehow, and what she's saying sure sounds like idealism more than reality. But if they had peace for thousands of years first or whatever, maybe she's right. Maybe her star works differently from Eos. And Lunatia. Would be nice. ]

[decisiveconquest]

They ruled for three hundred years. Not every Targaryen was suitable for the throne, I admit, but I would have been better.

(She had come so far and she is shocked that it ended with abrupt violence. How does she pick up the pieces? She has no idea.)