http://imdb.com/title/tt0299977/ I haven't seen any commentary here on this yet. I liked the very cool visuals. The soundtrack was good as well. And I did find myself thinking that we were watching several Dzurlords going up against a Dragon. I suppose it ought to be argued that assassination isn't Dzurlike, but really, I think it can be counter-argued that the assassinations attempts, as depicted, were performed in the most heroic manner imaginable (it would be a spoiler to explain, but those who have seen it probably know what I am talking about), as opposed to the way a Jhereg would do it, which would be as stealthily and as sneakily as possible. Of course, the multiple storylines made me think that the *story* was being told by someone very like a Yendi, or for that matter, our Historian of the House of the Hawk, Paarfi of Roundwood. Didn't like the moral tone of the ending, but I doubt most of the Western world would. Although it would probably have a certain amount of resonance for Dragaerans, and make them think of Kieron, except that while Kieron unified the Empire, he wasn't also the first Emperor.