Game Of Thrones: 7 Things We Learned From "The Mountain And The Viper"

6. Missandei And Grey Worm Grow Closer

This was an...interesting turn of events. While bathing in the river with his fellow Unsullied, Grey Worm sees Missandei bathing with the other ladies. Missandei notices him watching her and, feeling self-conscious, covers herself. Later, she tells Daenerys what transpired. Daenerys doesn€™t see why it matters since the Unsullied, being eunuchs, aren€™t interested in what€™s under the clothes. However, Missandei believes that Grey Worm was truly interested in her, which leads Daenerys to ask whether the Unsullied get all of the €œpillar and the stones€ removed. Later, Grey Worm finds Missandei in the throne room and apologizes for watching her earlier, but she says it€™s all right. She asks him if he remembers his original name or when he was cut, but he doesn€™t. She€™s sorry for what he had to go through at such a young age, but he doesn€™t see it like that. If he was never cut, he would have never been an Unsullied, he would never had been a part of Daenerys€™ rebellion and he would never have met Missandei. Before he leaves, she tells him she€™s glad he saw her. Well, it looks like another Game of Thrones romance is brewing. While Grey Worm can€™t enjoy every aspect of a relationship (unless all of his €œpillar and stones€ weren€™t cut), it does look like he and Missandei connect on a deeper emotional level. Time will tell how these two kids make out. Of course, as one relationship grows stronger, another one takes a turn for the worse.