i thought it meant "fire"
It does. You asked for the point not the meaning?
i thought it meant "fire"
The word translates to "Dragonfire" in High Valyrian; it is the same word Dany uses to signal her dragons to fire upon her enemies. In this case, the word is a final utterance of allegiance and support to her queen, knowing full well it will be her last. It's not a far stretch to assume Missandei's last word may also be a call for Dany to destroy Cersei in the same way as she has the rest of her enemies
Surely dragons can fly up pretty vertically then come back down again in a way that those shooters wouldn't be able to follow?
Literal meaning: Dragonfirei thought it meant "fire"
Danny was able to dodge them when the ships all fired at her dragon. The other dragon was already injured and was taken by surprise.
i have to say, I feel sad when the animals die on this show. Dragons and Direwolfs, but feel nothing (except the red wedding) when the humans die.
Euron is gonna save the day for the North.
When he realises the kid's not his, he'll ally his fleet/army with the Starks and Targs, and maybe even be the one to kill Cersei.
Mmmm, good point.Can't see danny having euron as an ally after he shot the dragon.
, he doesn't really give a shit about Cersei.
Targarians aren't all fire retardant. Dani is apparently special if not unique in that. One of their ancestors for example committed suicide by drinking Wild Fire.but her brother was not a true targ as he burnt to death. So, it was most of her life after his death
Danny was able to dodge them when the ships all fired at her dragon. The other dragon was already injured and was taken by surprise.
Same reason that she didn't just burn the army of undead instead of letting her armies charge them and be killed.
She’s been bought by the iron bank?
I liked... Bits of it. John's speech,
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Euron is awful. Except at shooting fast moving airborne objects with fucking ballistae.