[ The conversation between Viserys and Baldr is one Jorah has been keeping a close eye on, just in case he should need to reel Viserys in. He had come close to requesting Baldr not to provoke Viserys so openly, but the conversation had luckily been brought to an end before he could intervene. The old knight is surprised to find a message from Viserys so soon after, though. And on the subject of the Targaryen Madness? Hooo boy. Jorah does not look forward to this conversation ]
Aye, the men of Westeros do speak of such.
[ And not just of Aerys. Aerys's rule is merely freshest in the minds of the people of Westeros. There were many mad Targaryen kings, princes and queens before him. There are many who would feed Daenerys lies and hate and spite, but the Targaryen Madness is a historical fact. Jorah certainly believes in it. ]
Would be that she has heard whisperings, though none of my own. We have met many men on our travels--men of Westeros and the Free Cities alike. Often times, rumors travel more quickly than ravens.
[ It's all he can say. The Targaryen Madness is no secret. The way Jorah sees it, Daenerys never needed to be told; she witnessed it first hand in her brother. ]
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Aye, the men of Westeros do speak of such.
[ And not just of Aerys. Aerys's rule is merely freshest in the minds of the people of Westeros. There were many mad Targaryen kings, princes and queens before him. There are many who would feed Daenerys lies and hate and spite, but the Targaryen Madness is a historical fact. Jorah certainly believes in it. ]
Would be that she has heard whisperings, though none of my own. We have met many men on our travels--men of Westeros and the Free Cities alike. Often times, rumors travel more quickly than ravens.
[ It's all he can say. The Targaryen Madness is no secret. The way Jorah sees it, Daenerys never needed to be told; she witnessed it first hand in her brother. ]