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Violent =\= mad. The whole video makes 0 sense because it did not understand this simple thing.

Great essay, thanks

Thank you Yezen

"Things are only bad when white people do them." That sums up ALL this crap. The "white savior" trope, the "black best friend" trope, and every other crybaby narrative from all wannabe-woke racism police who believe that white people are the default villains of Planet Earth. Anytime white people are involved in ANYTHING, you fragile victim-seekers crawl out from under your rocks to whine about something. We breath oxygen, you b:tch about it. If you hate us so much, then stop immigrating to all our countries and systematically destroying them. And make your own shows and movies with all the "people of color" you want. Leave us the f*ck alone and focus on yourselves for a change.

grThis was refreshingly substantive and insightful, thank you. Your channel is completely underrated. As one of the scores of angry GOT fans that is still resentful at how badly D & D fucked up her story arc, I have been resistant to most of the "it was there all along" B.S. by lesser critics. But you really make some valid points here. Great value add!

OMG you had me at "class consciousness." Just subbed in the first two minutes of running into this video. Broey Deschanel did a really substantive essay about Daenerys as a tragic idealist which is worth watching as well, but in your introduction when you said you were even going to include the *spiritual* critique I knew this was going to have the depth I've been seeking on this topic. How you crammed all that into 13 mins is amazing.

Personally I believe that the wins the characters achieved for episode 6.9-8.3 were just the narrative the writers chose to make the tragic ending hit harder.

Would’ve preferred there being something different than ‘the night king’ I still enjoyed the use in the show. I don’t thing Theon would’ve been satisfying either. Arya was the right choice, and in the original outline, it is Jon, bran and Arya who travel north to defeat the great other. (Maybe not Jon, but Arya is definitely with bran) So when adding the whole god of death and assassin training that Arya goes through, it gives her a very satisfying role in the story. Plot armor is silly in 803, sure.

Pity ? Lmao NO

No need to overanalyze it. Most people saw her as a kick-*ss chick doing her thing. They tell us that when you watch reactions. Plus adding their modern day political views, they overlooked the earlier signs of her actual self. You could see the writing develop more to appease modern views as the seasons went on.

pity is what commoners tell themselves they can have when they can't be her

This video sucks

The outro theme is perfect.

She was truly tragic. She wanted to rule with love but nobody in westeros loved her no matter what she did. Then she lost everything and everyone and this drove her to "if you dont wanna love me then fear me" she acted upon her emotions. And after she died drogon burned the throne to say this throne is the root of all evil and this killed my mother

"Forgiving Game of Thrones" ... NO!

I think everything you said was accurate but it should be hamie

A lot of these so called "mediocre" and "predictable" fan theories took fans YEARS to come up with by re-reading and carefully analyzing the story. The fact that they were so popular and widely known after so many years of stewing in people's brains doesn't make them mediocre or predictable.

It was terrible to see the cast on a panel and see only Kit Harrington bothered to read the books. They came off as lazy, unintrested, joking away embarrassment for GRR Martin who was there. It showed no consideration for searching for character nuance or devellopment.

why then anakin is "fallen angel" ? why paul is messiah ? why leto 2 is god emperor ? Danny was fine till jealous impotentic men was too jealous of her

You have a lisp lol

"It's the fatal flaw of mortalkind. Take away their free will, and they call you a tyrant. Allow them to indulge it, and they become tyrants." - Raphael in BG3

Dany is infertile in the books

The throne being destroyed by dragonfire is something I predicted as a kid Bran becomming kid was not Martin confirmed bran becomming king was a plotpoint from him The throne getting molten in the show felt a little out of nowhere as Drogon should've killed jon I wonder after watching this video if the throne will be destroyed in the books.

speaking of the burning of Shereen this is where I no longer called Stannis The mannis .No from that point on he is a villain screw the idea of being complicated , or he had his reasons you don't burn lil girls .

The fact that he’s a prince too. I said the same thing years ago.

Queen Dany is a product of her environment, her time, but where is the line

I LOVED it!!!🖤👍🏻

He didn’t underestimate Theon as a fighter, he wasn’t. He underestimated how much pain he could take. Damn

John 3:16For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life 🙂

The only problem with the end is that it was a bit rushed and D & D were kind of tired of the job. I guess that in better hands, the Daenerys story arc would have been very satisfying. And I have no hope for the books.

Would have been nice to get to know his motivations or see him do something But hey, at least they forshadowed him being king a couple so who am I

Maybe not only does Power lead to isolation, it also leads to war. But with Bran being the vegetable like that, no war with anger, ego, frustration will come. ( I think so….??)

They shouldn't have made the night king, just have them fight against climate change with Danny killing Jon to fulfill Azor prophecy

I think anyone who’s ever been in a really toxic relationship can relate to Jamie’s story a lot. I used to think he was such a dumbass for continuing to go back to his sister because of how obvious it is that she is a shitty person who isn’t good for him, but once you’re in a similar situation, it makes a lot more sense. It’s like you don’t want to accept that you could love someone who isn’t a good person, and you recognize parts of yourself in them and convince yourself that you’re just as bad and they are all you deserve. It’s a trip man, I wish they gave it more time in the show.

Nobody I know has an issue with Danny going "mad" the issue was the writing becoming rushed, hamfisted and overall "bad" yet you guys sound like your trying to justify it as "you just don't get it bro" I'm not sure if you and your lil supporters are confused as to where the majority of the fanbase stands or just being intentionally disingenuous

I agree 100% with all sentiments expressed in this video. Also love the final quote "Fin but seriously she's got to go" 😅😅😅

What’s the song at the end called?

Another dumb hater video.

Jaime is like Zuko if his story ended in the Crossroads of Destiny

I'm fine with her ending up a mad villain, but i disagree wholeheartedly with anyone who says she was mad or villainous for all of seasons 1 through 7.

6:00 Dany didnt choose to be born into this scenario either.

You fundamentally do not understand game of thrones, nor storytelling at its basic level

I disagree with this even tho I enjoyed it lol. The thing about Frodo, Aragon, and Luke is their stories revolve around the greater threat. Everything they do is directly linked to getting closer to eliminating that threat. Theon's story was about redemption. While it's a poetic ending for him, it doesn't really make sense for it to be him. Jon's entire story was intertwined with them from the moment he left for the Night's Watch. His death was meaningless. His resurrection even more so. You don't mess with shit like resurrection without giving a good reason as to why. Dany was not a good enough reason. Especially because the actual threat is the white walkers. The show executed that poorly tho. I would say if it wasn't going to be Jon, it should have been Theon.

Agreed. Great insight!

Jon is similar to Jaime here. Jaime wants to be like his mentor, the sword of the morning, but instead compared himself with the Smiling Knight. Similarly Jon wants to emulate his adopted father so bad, that he ended up becoming the next kingslayer. The difference is while rejecting the obvious sin (incest), Jon allowed the result of something even worse (the destruction of King's Landing)

George said that book Jon is closer to the Byronic archetype

Please keep your indenty politics out of GOT don't you already have representation in marvel and all Disney owned IPs just leave GOT

I'm one of the people that openly acknowledges that Dany is a tyrant and I still support her 😅 Everyone wants an omelet, but she was the only one willing to crack those eggs to give it to everyone. You don't just find out you're impervious to fire and hatch 3 dragons if you don't have a destiny. It kills me that her saying "they don't get to choose" was the final straw for Jon, when not 5 minutes later we're presented with a handful of privileged assholes laughing and saying "they don't get to choose." Never mind that every single one of them would be soldiers in the Night King's army if not for Dany. But, maybe saving everyone from the Long Night was her destiny and she fulfilled it. Idk.

Her great ancestor took westerous he had no friends and I believe that danny could have done the same.

Bobby B was right, all the targs had to go. If only Ned had listened…