Your reply contains more words than the OP. Irony. 

He wrote many letters. The scene where he was apprehended he just happened to burn the last one he was writing.

“Fucking die!!”

Did a single person in her army even die? 

Yep.  Daenerys had Miri killed, and that is all.  She didn’t then decide to slaughter all of Miri’s village.  In fact she saved them from rape & slaughter.  That isn’t last night’s Daenerys.  Last night’s Daenerys, while perhaps inevitable, was a story poorly told.

Except for the scene Corvus is referencing itself. That is an indication, if not proof.

Correct. I stated nothing to the contrary.

There was a scene where Jorah was imploring with Lyanna to join the rest of the non-combatants in the crypt, but she refused.  It was 10-15 seconds.

My version is based entirely on the evidence presented on screen. Your version makes assumptions about the journey in between Widows Watch and Dragonstone that have no basis in any dialogue or footage that was presented to us as an audience.

To fly high enough above to see a possible threat you have to be looking for a possible threat. Daenerys wasn’t.

This seems quite reasonable. A real-world equivalent could be the stymying of aboriginal or third world cultures to keep them dependent upon the dominant cultures.

Wait, so now we’re seeing characters in the show employ good strategy?

Good point. If he and the OG 3rd Eye Blind guy could fly ravens all over Westeros then perhaps proximity doesn’t dictate warg-ability unless they have to be nearby when the link begins. But I’m already overthinking it. Like you said, the dragon is dead.

Was Bran on any of the boats? 2 of the 3 of those arrow shots seemed pretty fatal.

I found myself texting to all who were concerned- ‘What do we say to the God of death? Not today...’ Made me a little misty. Peppers is legend.

Ha! You’re right. Ever since that episode, anytime I see any editorializing about how the dragons and Daenerys will just steamroll over Kings’ Landing, it’s been in the back of my head that they’re just churning out those dragon guns left and right at this point. That no one in the war room had considered this is baffl…

Guess Jaimie forgot to tell his new allies about those dragon killing things, huh

Well Greyworm did tell Missandei to get to the skiff, so perhaps she was basically the only one who manage to get into an escape pod, thus making her one of the first to be picked up by Euron’s forces.