@@Michael-cb3uwnot the entirety, the book series the show is based on will likely end differently. They’re different in a lot of ways, I recommend reading it even if you’ve seen the show
@@godemperorofmankind3.091 selfless and heroic? she does not and did not care anybody but herself and her power. If she cared about her people, she would be very happy when Dany arrived to north. Instead, she did everything she could to undermine her.
@@rhaella90 which is of course nonsense you made up out of thin air to try and make her look bad. daenerys undermined herself by demanding control over the North when it had just crowned itself its own king, and by holding their king prisoner for weeks. Daenerys hadnt given the North any real reason for them to kiss her boots. Sansa's eldest brother died for independence. it would be an insult to his memory to ignore his dream and sacrifice. so no, she cant be happy about that. call it unfair, call it whatever you want, but no northerner has any real reason to be pleased with a southerner. not after tens of thousands of their men, along with two of their lords, died at their hands. much less a southerner who was promising to subjugate and take them over.
All hail Aegon of House Targaryen, Sixth of his name, King in the North, rightful King of the Andals and the First Men, rightful Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm, former 998th Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, Friend of the Freefolk, the Resurrected, the White Wolf.
Why they skip "The Rhoynar"? Whoever sit on The Iron Throne suppose to say King/Queen of The Andals, The Rhoynar and The First Man. Lord of the Seven Kingdom and Protector of the Realm
