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Cheryl S.

They are saying “Moor,” which I believe is a historic way to refer to someone of African descent. The character Othello was referred to as a Moor in the eponymous Shakespeare play.

Chris Daniel

Curious if yall figure out the whole "heir" thing at some point. Haha Just in case, they are worried because while they have children, that is all they have. The children are far older than the traditional age for new parents and without a grandchildren there will be questions as to who will inherent the throne. Thinking of modern times, had king Charles not had children with Diana while they were married, this same issue would have come up. You need multiple generations of royal kids to ensure nothing like House of the Dragon happens. Clear lines of succession. It's no different than yall already know presumably, just on a larger scope and scale.

Chris Daniel

Also in Don Quixote, they use the same term to refer to characters of African decent. Without spelling or previous knowledge it's definatly a hard thing to get.