Daenerys Targaryen | In the end 

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"A woman with a good heart"? More like a spoiled entitled brat, who by luck got ahold of the nuclear equivalent of that time. Did anyone seriously expect her to become anything else than a tyrant?

@@JohnSpike8888 She could have grown out of her entitlement, and become a good queen. After all, a spoiled brat wouldn't save an entire population of slaves, nor fight a whole sistem based on slavery.

@@justthunderbolt40 No, but a spoiled entitled brat would cheat. So instead of paying for the slave army she wants, but then finds out she doesn't have the money for them, she just cheats the current owner.

@@JohnSpike8888 Cheat? Why should she pay for slaves, when she wants to destroy slavery? The masters deserved to be burned.

the queen i chose 😔

I must confess I'm excited for it :X

I mean, it will show the Targaryen's forced claim to Westeros. It'll show how they were just as wrongfully entitled as Dany just because they/she were able to have the continent fear them through weilding the world's most devastating weapon.

@@gustavot.9339 no hate here. I'm just speaking the truth. I enjoyed 'Fire and Blood', but all it shows was how Aegon and his sisters were just as 'rightful' as rulers as Robert Baratheon. A man who also won Westeros (not because he deserved to be a ruler) through power and force.

In the end all rulers are conquerors if you go back far enough.

I think they're going to patch up her arc in a cliffhanger style as the ending of the prequel. It might end with her in Essos. We'll never know.

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Not Alfie you already said that in another comment, point proven.

what does d&d mean ?

@@gustavocaro2802 I think dani and dario

If you haven't seen these already, I wanted to draw your attention to these 2 videos from The Dragon Demands (He obtained the original Writers Guild of America-WGA-script for ep. 5). The episode was changed drastically from the original (in the middle of filming Season 8), to make Dany into a villian: The burning of KL was supposed to happen as an ACCIDENTAL ignition of hidden wildfire caches. (He also found original concept art for the episode showing green wildfire EVERYWHERE). Daenerys was not meant to be the Mad Queen. These are priceless and healing...... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xf_8TKJIlMc.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uleMYE0eWg0.html

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i could never forgive cheating same goes for D&D...

Mey De Odair 25 I feel you...

I know. It honestly pains me till this day knowing and seeing how bad this once amazing show was and how they completely ruined my favorite character

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Damn right they did 😭

@@joeymariasua7816.....If you haven't seen these already, I wanted to draw your attention to these 2 videos from The Dragon Demands (He obtained the original Writers Guild of America-WGA-script for ep. 5). The episode was changed drastically from the original (in the middle of filming Season 8), to make Dany into a villian: The burning of KL was supposed to happen as an ACCIDENTAL ignition of hidden wildfire caches. (He also found original concept art for the episode showing green wildfire EVERYWHERE). Daenerys was not meant to be the Mad Queen. These are priceless and healing...... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xf_8TKJIlMc.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uleMYE0eWg0.html

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I agree so much with everything you said. Thanks for putting my thoughts into words. :) Have a happy new year!

@@jollyjumper201202 Happy New Year!

It would have been cooled if it would have happened that way. But what is worse is they did it so rushed

Tbh Dany always made the best decisions when she decided by herself. Too many advisers clouding her judgement. She was so worrried about her shortcomings preventing her from being a good ruler that she surrounded herself with "wise" advisors who could strategize for her and tame her worst impulses. She trusted them and in the end that's what caused her downfall. Their existence led her to second guess herself, to seek their council before making any move. When she only listened, she became sort of a puppet to a Lannister like her father. She kept losing and that led her to stop relying on anyone and their plans. Only trusting herself to get things done. The feeling that you can't trust anybody because they all have their own agenda drove her to isolation, to shutting other people out. It wasn't the same kind of isolation as her father but feeling alone when you're surronded by people can be even more dangerous than being alone in a cell. You don't know where the enemy is so you start seeing enemies in everyone. Dany was a bad ruler because she was trying too hard to be a good one and save everyone. She didn't think of herself as the savior not at first. She clearly told the slaves they did not owe her their freedom. She's been abused and realized that being in a position of power she could stop others from being abused. She stopped the dothrakis multiple times when she disagreed with their actions. She didn't abandon slaver's bay either she left after having somewhat gotten the situation under control and left a gouvernment in place to manage. She had a chance to leave multiple times and truly abandon them to the son of the harpies. She didn't. I agree that she wasn't a good ruler but only in the sense that she trusted and consulted her advisors too much. They could have never put her on the right path because they disagreed on what that path was. Varys was for the people, Tyrion knew how to handle the rich and powerful because they get you on the throne. What's best for the people and what's best for the rich and powerful are core opposites because what's good for one probably is very bad for the other. Tyrion's moves were never meant to break the wheel simply place her on the throne making her the biggest spike. Varys manipulated the wheel so that the people could benefit from it but he never intended to break it. He moved it around until it landed on what he thought was the best option. Jorah and Ser Baristan were the only ones not pushing decisions on her because it would fit the Westeros they envisioned and simply advising her to take on a path that led to her goals. All of them not just the throne, they kept in mind that although it is the end game there's no harm to having side quests. And those can work within the context of the primary mission. They weren't tunnel visionned or following their own agenda. They were serving. She did develop a savior complex later on and the ego first appeared as she realized her worth in season 1. However despite that ego she was still capable of admiting to being wrong and ignoring her own thoughts and feelings if it meant her subjects would benefit. In this context the ego isn't exactly a problem since it's not stopping her from seeing the bigger picture. It's in season 7 where it magically became one of her only character trait. They could have explored so much here with this hero turned villain story but they chose the lazy way out aka She's a Targaryen and got the mad gene. This story arc had so much potential but in the end it doesn't matter.

same this was also my thought on the end of this video, so much naked Daenerys

In the end - Linkin park

That's what I always say to people. Like fine she was supposed to go crazy all along. No problem but do it well. It's a fundamental change to the character's psyche these take more than one episode to do. Hero turned villain story are so interesting. If all it takes is a push, what managed to send this particular character over the edge after everything they already endured? It had the potential to be the greatest character arc ever to be put on tv. They went out of their way for all of the show to present her as a flawed impulsive ruler that could still be reasoned with, admitted when she was wrong and actively seeked council because she was aware of her impulsive nature and other shortcoming. And in the span of 1 episode they destroyed all of that. This story needed a whole season to develop correctly and then it would have been ok what they did is criminal.

Sarah MONTELLA you are 100% on the nose. It was just done so lazily and carelessly. Daenerys could have been one of the best most heartbreaking examples of a hero turned villain and they ruined it. This is just what I always imagined- but I was seriously hoping she’d get the throne for a while before going mad. Like I think mereen was the best example of her struggling to rule, struggling to work with the people of the city and past traditions. As well as her never seemingly being that happy there. But Mereen was just a stepping stone to Westeros. I always pictured she’d get the throne, the audience would be thrilled, but then slowly we see her start to fall apart as a ruler, struggling to make the right choices and not being taken well by the westerosi people and not being fond of them as well. Having the quest for the iron throne slowly corrupt her before she actually gets it and it being the think to fully break her. But I guess bells

@@trish2811 Don't you hate it when you hear bells and suddenly murder a whole town? I hate when that happens. I agree slaver's bay was a test run. To see how well she would do and she struggled. It was meant to show good intentions don't necessarily make good rulers. Dany needed more. She learned in Mereen that you sometimes need to be ruthless. Mereen gave her a taste of what ruling over people who love you could be like but also people who hate you (sons of the harpy). But because she dealt with both ends of the spectrum. The extreme ones. She didn't learn the many in-between. Coming to Westeros you had all of those emotions. Some hated her, some were simply wary, others just tolerated her. She only knew how to rule those who loved her and aside from that she knew how to rule from fear through her time with Viserys and how afraid she was of him. I wish they would have shown us Dany interacting with the people of the North. I mean they were clearly worried about her being there and some were even quite hostile but they never showed her actually trying to connect with anyone in Westeros except the Starks. Show that she tried and got shut down or tried and seemingly succeeded only to lose it which would make her downfall even worst because she actually had gotten people to love her. The complexity of having her descend to madness anyway even with her having everything she wanted would have been so much more rewarding. Why would someone who has everything turn into a monster. A tyrant? Maybe despite their love, they refuse to break the wheel, to comply to her idea of the perfect world. She said they don't get to choose. Well show her getting to that conclusion. Realizing that the world she wants will never exist if she doesn't terrify them into compliance then she burns King's Landing to make a statement. She complained they didn't love her but never tried to endear herself to them. Felt entitled to it. Dany became entitled but never to the extent of just expecting people's love. She expected their respect and allegiance which makes sense since she's a ruler but their love? I can't remember her ever demanding love. Respect and loyalty yes but love came out of nowhere. An argument could be made that she felt the people of Westeros would respond to her like the people of slaver's bay. But she was shown not to be that stupid. She knows they loved her because she saved them from slavery. She knows you can't just demand love. Hell didn't Tyrion tell her she would need to make allies in Westeros in order to back up her claim so that people would accept her. He even suggested marriage. So she knows the people's love is something she'll have to earn. They acted as though her only character traits were paranoid and egomaniac. A huge character development like this should be a consequence of the events of the story. It should happen because of the story not because the story needs to happen. That's where they failed. If your character's motivation change because the story needs to happen and not organically as a consequence of what has happened, it ends up feeling like they are acting out of character because they are. A higher power(the author) needs them to do this to move the story along. They didn't do it because it made sense and it just so happen to further the story. They did it because Well we got to get there somehow. It's very clearly reverse engineering the story. Meaning knowing where it ends without having the slightest idea of how you're gonna get there. They obviously knew how it would end. They looked at where they were at and worked up a list of things that needed to happen. Then they made them happen crossing them off like they'd done a good job of working up to it. They downgraded a complex character with multiple layers to: girl who lost it when she heard some bells ringing, murdering a whole city, after a guy rejected her and some people she never interacted with refused to love her on the spot. Truth is transforming the character bit by bit was too much work and would have taken at least a season and they didn't want to commit to that so they rushed the whole thing and instead of passing the reins to someone willing to finish properly and risk losing all the glory they rushed it. Completely butchered it and hid behind the one thing they spent 6 seasons trying to convince people wasn't true Dany has her father's madness. It's her Targaryen genes.