Daenerys had never been truly predictable. From the very start, whatever plans were made for her got side-tracked badly. He only hoped that her father's madness had not truly taken root in the girl. To this moment, Varys was not sure if the dragon queen's coin had landed on greatness or madness. Her campaign in Slaver's Bay illustrated her desire to be a good and righteous monarch, yet her methods were naive and ineffective. Hundreds of thousands died because of her, and the Ghiscari cities that she left in her wake were only a pale shadow of their former self, filled with hunger, plague, death, and ruin.