[someday she'll tell him about ser meryn and ser boros and gregor clegane, and how he's better than any of them, and better than ser harry and ser shadrech the mad mouse, too. if he ever questions his worth, she'll tell him. and she'll tell him, too, that she assumed he must have been a hedge knight from his manner, when they first met. she grins.]

That's good. It's an important decision. You wouldn't want to choose something boring, like triangles.

[or poor jeyne poole, with her blue plates. she glances back at the dragon.]

You should probably see to his wounds.