Editing Walk of Punishment (section)

===In Astapor===
As she travels the "Walk of Punishment," where [[slavery|slaves]] are executed for disobedience, [[Daenerys Targaryen]] ([[w:Emilia Clarke|Emilia Clarke]]) offers water to a condemned man, but he refuses since it will only prolong his suffering. Shocked, she returns to her advisers--Ser [[Jorah Mormont]] ([[w:Iain Glen|Iain Glen]]) and Ser [[Barristan Selmy]] ([[w:Ian McElhinney|Ian McElhinney]])--who disagree over whether she should purchase the [[Unsullied]]. 

Barristan urges her to forget the Unsullied and hire sellswords in the [[Free Cities]]. Jorah points out retaking the [[Iron Throne]] will mean blood on her hands, but Daenerys insists it will not be innocent blood. Jorah notes that innocents are never spared in war, which Barristan cannot deny. Jorah continues that the Unsullied will not commit atrocities unless ordered. Barristan argues that men died for Daenerys' brother [[Rhaegar Targaryen|Rhaegar]] at the [[Battle of the Trident]] because they believed in him, not because the were bought at an auction; he himself was proud to fight beside the last dragon that day. Jorah replies that, despite his nobility, Rhaegar died. Daenerys laments that she never met her brother, but declares he was not the last dragon.

Soon after, Daenerys asks to buy all 8,000 fully-trained Unsullied and those still in training. [[Kraznys mo Nakloz]] ([[w:Dan Hildebrand|Dan Hildebrand]]) maintains his habit of mocking her while his slave translator [[Missandei]] ([[w:Nathalie Emmanuel|Nathalie Emmanuel]]) struggles to filter out his disrespect. He points out that Daenerys can only afford 123 Unsullied, even if she sells her [[Balerion (ship)|ship]] and her [[Dothraki]] followers. Daenerys offers one of her [[dragon]]s, prompting protests from both Jorah and Barristan. Kraznys demands the [[Drogon|biggest one]], to which Daenerys agrees. However, before leaving, Daenerys requests Missandei as a gift and Kraznys agrees.

Outside, Daenerys chastises her advisers for questioning her in public. Daenerys asks Missandei if she has any family, but she does not. She also asks if what Kraznys has told her of the Unsullied's obedience is true, which it is. When Daenerys explains the dangers Missandei may face in her service, Missandei replies, "Valar morghulis." Daenerys agrees that "all men must die," but quips they are not men.