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@Iittlereapers riot

i mean, u have jake g as your pfp. its your account thats giving :)
            @clementinefilms 

@Iittlereapers no no no yours is >>> but thank u

thank u sm zoe but have you seen yours *heart eyes* 
            @baleszn 

i may be illiterate

yeah, zaldrizesperzys doesn't sound like the best thing to say to a dragon in battle. though it would be cool if everyone had their own unique command or something but that would just make things confusing and complicated. and dracarys is iconic so i don't care if it was just there for fan appeal because it just works
            @littlemedievalrose 

@Iittlereapers imo it makes sense for the targaryens before her to use Dracarys. Dragon in High Valyrian is Zaldrizes and Fire is Perzys, so I see it as being a very specific word for that purpose alone. If that makes sense

"dracarys" was coined by daenerys, as she didn't want her dragons to burn everything and everyone by using a simple command that could be said by just anyone, so she added the words together and formed, "dracarys", because not everyone was fluent in high valyrian. 
            
            i'm curious about how this is supposed to work. maybe the targaryens before her did actually use this word and it wasn't known to dany? what are your opinions? 

why are u so good to me gena :') 
            @danysclouds

alivia you made my day! ty bb <3 
            @tarqaryen 

im a bit late but congratulations!!'

@Dam0nDayz ty so much liv! i appreciate it <3

@Iittlereapers for real, imagine cheering when a little boy gets beheaded 

no one is like, "thank god luke is dead" 
            because we know he was just a child
            being hunted essentially, so why would
            ppl say something like that about blood
            & cheese?