Game of Thrones' Queen Daenerys Targaryen is the
Mother of Dragons. During the eight seasons of the HBO series,
which concludes on Sunday, she has often been accompanied by one or
more of the large, fire-breathing beasts in a variety of
settings.
Not surprisingly, Daenerys' dragons have been
disruptive—and she has allowed them to be that way. For
example, in the face of limited resources and an army that needed
feeding, Lady of Winterfell Sansa Stark asked Daenerys during a
meeting, "What do dragons eat, anyway?" Daenerys famously
responded, "Whatever they
want."
Of course, nobody has been able to tell Daenerys where she can
and can't bring her dragons. (Spoiler alert: Only one is still
alive for the series finale.) But if she brought them to work,
would she be protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA)?
