Daenerys Targaryen has plenty of "kick-ass moments" coming up in Game of Thrones season six, according to Emilia Clarke.
The actress teased her role in the new run - the premiere of which aired last night (April 24) - and teased that the fan-favourite character will put the knowledge she's learned so far into action.
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"I think every season she learns a little bit more, and then this season she's out of things to learn, she's having to use everything she's learned and put them into action," she told The Wrap.
"It's a wonderful experience getting to see that side of her."
Daenerys is back with the Dothraki following the finale of season five, meaning Clarke had to revisit the fictional language she spoke in season one.
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"Honestly, the single most challenging thing was the enormous amount of Dothraki. It's tough," she continued.
"Maybe I'm getting older, because it's getting harder! You get familiar with a language, but when you don't know it...
"It's a language, it's verbs and adjectives and male and female and all of it. It's a fully formed language, and when it's given to you by lines - I don't get given the dictionary - you just have to remember those lines."
Clarke added of her scenes: "There's a couple of kick-ass moments. Some character interactions that are really fun, not only for Daenerys but for me. There's some huge set pieces and those were liberating."
The actress has also said that she wants Game of Thrones to end "on a high", as rumours swirl about the series wrapping up in the not-too-distant future.
Clarke revealed recently that she would not be returning the Terminator franchise, after appearing in Terminator Genisys last year.
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