Viserys Targaryen the novels, so his actions are witnessed and interpreted through the eyes of his sister Daenerys. Harry Lloyd on Viserys Targaryen: As soon as I looked into more of the history of the Targaryen family and actually read the other books, I found out more and pieced together his backstory, and he became sympathetic. I understood more what motivated him, and the fear he had, and the responsibility he had, and his childishness. I mean, he never really had a parent. That changed a lot my view from reading it to playing it. Lloyd on his character’s death scene: I've
Dothraki language as in "Bharbo" and "Pono". These consonants were used in the past but have since developed into [f] and [v]. They can still be used as variants of [f] and [v]. Voiceless stops may be aspirated. This does not change word meaning. The geminates of consonants marked with digraphs have a reduced orthography: Dothraki has a four vowel system shown below: There are no diphthongs. In the "A Song of Ice and Fire" books, "u" never occurs as a vowel, appearing only after "q", and only in names, as in "Jhiqui" and "Quaro". In sequence of multiple vowels, each such