(She could make it infinitely worse, but she won't do that to him.)

I am questioning...all of it. The necessity and any good that might have come from it.

(Seeing Drogon is a reminder, though he has done nothing but love her.)

I'm sorry. I thought I would be happy...being like this.

(Rabbits are innocent too. They usually don't breathe fire or eat anything other than vegetables.)

I don't deserve your concern.

(She looks tired, defeated, sitting down at the table in her apartment.)

You should know what I did. It isn't fair for me to...

I burned a city to ashes. I killed thousands. I did it to kill a tyrant, but many, many innocents perished. I never wanted to be like my father. I wanted to protect people and see justice done. The throne was mine, but at a cost that frightens me.

(Tears roll down her cheeks and she doesn't bother wiping them away. Maybe there is something redeeming about her, but why does that matter? It won't revive the dead.)

I was dismissive after it was done. I tried to not feel anything but triumph; I tried to feel right. But it hasn't lasted. I dream about them every night and I wish I could undo it.

Even if it meant losing the Iron Throne.

I don't think I could be like that. Gaining power was part of the problem - I felt like everything I did was right because I had so many people supporting me. I stopped listening to the only compass that counts.

(Her heart.)

Coming here has given me perspective. I can be myself; I don't have to fulfill some role or make decisions that impact the lives of thousands.

Has it had a similar effect on you? Each time we have met or spoken, you have struck me as a peaceful man.

A wise man too. If I were a queen, I would want you on my council.

Is that the age of majority in your country? (She was married and pregnant before then.)

I don't know if anyone ever really feels like an adult. (It's something that happens and you have to find your feet somehow while the world turns beneath you.)

There are times I come close.