I’m ok with the Mad Queen direction. What I’m not ok with is Jaimes character development massacre (many inconsistencies at the end), turning Jon into a secondary character that has no backbone, and the rushed pace of the storytelling #GameofThrones
@iwashere______ @aputri_n I get that. But that doesn’t excuse mass murder of innocents. She could have proceeded to be a powerful ruler without becoming a tyrant. The fact of the matter is that she always had the potential to be the mad queen.
@aputri_n Hers wasn’t all at once either. Rhaegal and Missendei were in the same span yes, but the others were within maybe months of one another. Similar to Jon when he first lost his brother than shortly after his commander and Ygritte.
@whymoose_@Riemen_k He loves his sister. Is it sad for Brienne? Of course, she deserved some happiness. But getting angry at someone for not staying with someone they don’t love is a tad weird. Should the incestuous love really shock you by s8?
@aputri_n Jon lost his father, his brothers, his commander, his love, his friends, and his allies. Yet he has never wanted to burn cities to the ground or have mass killings. She’s had a more ruthless personality since the very beginning, one that actually revelled in her killings
Daenerys action makes sense.This is the same woman that revels in her killings, has since s2 threatened to burn cities to the ground, has since s2 been power hungry. She hates the 7 kingdoms for what she’s lost since leaving Meereen, and wants to rule out of anger #GameofThrones
@Sportpsyched1 @snsaimahesh First of all, stop getting so emotional. You can argue a point without unnecessarily insulting the person. That shows lack of control on your part. And of course I’d only show 2 quotes, why would I take so much time to go through 8 seasons worth of evidence for a stranger?
@trixieone2 @Quotemeorelse She didn’t kill them. But she has shown time and time again that her answer to things is to burn them. If they opposed her her first instinct was to kill. She had to be swayed often times by her advisors to choose a different root. And she’s been power hungry for seasons
@MayaBen58494205 @Quotemeorelse I agree, it’s not belittling a character to make them afraid. If anything it made her more human. And in agreement about Sansa.
@Quotemeorelse So many ppl complaining about Dany. But the show has, since season 2, been hinting at and foreshadowing that Dany was going to be a threat, not the ruler the 7 kingdoms need.