[Though slavery is a concept with which Sieglinde is very familiar, (it came up in a good many histories), it's not something she's ever had to confront, or actually form an opinion on, largely dealing with it only as a passive learner of the past.
But now doesn't seem quite the time to decide either, so she continues just listening instead.
Drogon she has seen, in all his magnificence, (though according to Daenerys, not as largely magnificent as he should be), so she knows already she could not have just handed the creature over...]
Why are they famed the world over?
[She didn't feel a need to ask what happened to the Masters. It seemed.... implied.]
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But now doesn't seem quite the time to decide either, so she continues just listening instead.
Drogon she has seen, in all his magnificence, (though according to Daenerys, not as largely magnificent as he should be), so she knows already she could not have just handed the creature over...]
Why are they famed the world over?
[She didn't feel a need to ask what happened to the Masters. It seemed.... implied.]