And not in an ironic, guilty-pleasure, bonding over Love Island kind of way, but in an embarrassed silence kind of way
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That minimalism is stunning
In "The Iron Throne", she uses the same language in the context of, for all intents and purposes, taking over Westeros and "liberating" people from other rulers, making it clear that she's not concerned with breaking the wheel so much as making sure that it's locked into place with her on the Iron Throne
BSJ: No disrespect to the Burmese, but why am I wearing Burmese curly
Undergarments: Wear with petals, sticky bra, or braless