Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Game of Thrones" season six.

Daenerys Targaryen took one step closer to building an unbeatable army that could take on the Seven Kingdoms this past episode.

But when she arrives in Westeros, will she be viewed as a conquering hero or as a villain? The episode’s director, Jack Bender, may have given part of the game away in a new behind-the-scenes clip.

"At the end of the scene, you should be somewhat roused by her and a little horrified," Bender says in clip about Daenerys riding on Drogon's back and giving a speech to the Dothraki. "She’s not Hitler at Nuremberg, but she’s got the power."

She certainly does. In season six episode six, "Blood of My Blood," Daenerys gives a rousing speech to her new khalasar after proving herself immune to fire and jumping on Drogon’s back.

"Every khal who ever lived chose three blood riders to fight beside him and guard his way. But I am not a khal. I will not choose three blood riders. I choose you all. I will ask more of you than any khal has asked his khalasar. Will you ride the wooden horses across the black salt sea? Will you kill my enemies in their iron suits and tear down their stone houses? Will you give me the Seven Kingdoms, the gift Khal Drogo promised me before the Mother of Mountains? Are you with me? Now and always?"

It’s very similar to the speech that Khal Drogo gives after he promises the Seven Kingdoms to his bride Daenerys in season one"

"I will give [my son] the iron chair that his mother’s father sat upon. I will give him Seven Kingdoms. I, Drogo, will do this. I will take my khalasar west to where the world ends and ride wooden horses across the black salt water as no khal has done before. I will kill the men in iron suits and tear down their stone houses. I will rape their women, take their children as slaves, and bring their broken gods back to Vaes Dothrak. This I vow. I, Drogo, son of Bharbo. I swear before the Mother of Mountains as the stars look down in witness."

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Daenerys doesn’t include the bits about raping women or taking the Westerosi children as slaves, but that doesn’t mean it won’t happen. Daenerys has been quick to shut down atrocities such as slavery or raping so far in the series, but she has murdered in the past — in fact, she just killed all the khals in the episode five — so she may not be above letting her new khalasar take some spoils.

After murdering their leaders, Daenerys now has full control of all the Dothraki in Essos. That’s a huge army that will join her already large following that includes the Unsullied and the sellswords, the Second Sons.

Plus, she still has all the freed slaves in Slaver’s Bay that still call her Mhysa or "Mother."

If you think about it, Daenerys is becoming more like a modern day tyrant with each passing episode. She has hundreds of thousands of followers who are convinced she is a god, she has a well-stocked army, an arsenal of unbeatable weapons (her dragons), and believes she’s entitled to take over the world.

There’s been evidence in the books and in the show that Daenerys could go down a darker, more villainous path. At the very least, there could be a complicated friction when Daenerys does finally sail to Westeros. Instead of being the hero she assumes she will be, Daenerys could likely face opposition and bring destruction and death to the kingdom.

And now that she’s been compared to Hitler by the episode director himself, it might make you rethink just how rousing you find her future speeches.