He makes the case for why everyone who knows Aegon’s real deal needed to know, but she points out that Tyrion should have come to her first. “Jon Snow.” Tyrion corrects her: “Varys.” She intuits that Varys knows the truth about Jon, and that Tyrion told him. “Someone has betrayed me,” she answers flatly. “There’s something you need to know,” he starts. Tyrion then finds Daenerys in the war room, staring out into the middle distance. “You will rule wisely and well, while she -” Varys starts, but Jon stops him: “ She is my queen.” I never have,” Jon says, clearly upset by the prospect.
Varys says he only wants the right ruler on the Iron Throne, and he’s certain that Jon is the one. “We all know what she’s about to do,” the eunuch says, and Jon parrots the “she’s our queen” line. Varys meets him and informs him that Daenerys hasn’t seen anyone, left her chambers or eaten anything since Missandei’s death.
Outside, Tyrion watches from on high while Jon arrives at Dragonstone via boat. He agrees they probably are, then reminds her of their motto: “The greater the risk, the greater the reward.” Then he sends her back to the kitchen. He’s interrupted by a young girl, one of his sparrows, who reports that “she” won’t eat and that “her” soldiers are watching her. HOUSE TARGARYEN | We open on Varys writing down the story of Jon’s true parentage and identity as Aegon Targaryen. Read on for the highlights of “The Bells.”
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