Warming: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
"Breaker of Chains" dealt with the direct aftermath of King Joffrey's violent demise, though it also felt like the most bereft of the first three episodes (I'm treating them like a package deal since I received the three of them together as advance press screeners). It ended with a big, grandiose Daenerys moment - though if one were to compare her launching canisters filled with broken shackles over the walls of Meereen to last year's flambéing of Astapor and stealing off with an entire army (which came at the end of episode 4), this moment lacked "oomph."
However, the tactic did show us that Dany's smart enough not to treat every battle the same, and that she seems, given the fortress-like appearance of Meereen, to now be relying on the slaves themselves to do a lot of the sacking for her.
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