Daenerys Targaryen story a "non-stop confrontation with complex ideas about sex, war, gender, race, politics and morality". Matthew Gilbert of "The Boston Globe" called her scenes "mesmerizing". "Salon"'s Andrew Leonard, in his review of "A Dance with Dragons", called Daenerys one of the series' three strongest characters, and bemoaned her lack of inclusion in "A Feast for Crows". The website Mashable recognized her as one of the five most popular characters on the series, while "The Daily Beast" referred to her as the "closest thing the series has to a protagonist". Emilia Clarke's acting performance, as she closed Daenerys's arc in the
Dothraki language phrases all follow the noun: Adverbs normally are sentence final, but they can also immediately follow the verb. Modal particles precede the verb. In the episode "Andy's Ancestry" from the United States television show "The Office", Dwight Schrute created the Dothraki phrase "throat rip" by placing "throat" in front to make it the accusative. David J. Peterson adapted that language technique and called it the "Schrutean compound". Dothraki language The Dothraki language is a constructed fictional language in George R. R. Martin's fantasy novel series "A Song of Ice and Fire" and its television adaptation "Game of Thrones", where it