Drogo

He was nudging her to roll her over (so he could pick her up)- he wasn't trying to wake her up. Drogon wouldn't kill Jon- because Daenerys loved him. He mourned Ser Jorah for the same reason.

To the Night Lands. Honestly, this finale cements my theory. Drogon knew that accomplishing Daenerys' goal of breaking the wheel began with the destruction of the Iron Throne. That's not something most dragons would understand. Drogon had no goal other than to watch over Daenerys until she could eventually ride with him in the afterlife.

Looked a whole lot like Cersei's wardrobe.

Bran didn't have enough humanity to thank Meera for saving his life 1000x North of the Wall. But 6 hours after his coronation he developed the ability to be snarky to his Small Council.

I loved it.

Are you still in my house?

Daenerys sure didn't sound "mad" to me. Farewell, Mother of Dragons. You will always be my Queen.

The North won't kneel again... not even to Ned Stark's trueborn son and a lifelong Northerner? Shut the fuck up, Sansa.

They had to choose Bran because they needed a King who has his own chair. R.I.P. Iron Throne, you turned everyone to shit anyway.

In another universe, he would've been too busy binging My 600 Lb. Life and loving these forums to get into all that mess.

"Fewer."

I love that.

My mom said who has all of that hot pink? LOL It was like a damn Barbie Dream House. But like, also the stuff of nightmares.

As are her braids, and her hair which has never been cut as she's never been defeated. Daenerys has never let go of her Dothraki days. I've long held the theory that Drogon was born of Drogo's life (death pays for life, Mirri was chanting as she was burned and dragons were born and delivered Rhaego covered in scales..) and that he heard her plea from his catatonic state and simply did what he said he'd done in the House of the Undying: Daenerys: "That sounds like something you would do." Drogon only abandoned her once... when she was fixin' to throw her dragons into captivity (how was he supposed to help her locked in a dungeon?!)... but he went to chill in her hometown and came back for her when she was really losing control: after the former slaves' riot against her, and again when the Sons of the Harpy attacked in the fighting pits. And what'd he do when she could finally get on his back? Dropped her off a stone's throw from a Dothraki horde so she could be taken to Vaes Dothrak... where he had every confidence she'd win herself an army. Once she had them, he returned to her again. In a way, he kept his promise of an army to take the IT. Regardless of what happens with Daenerys, Drogon will be with her. (I get it, my dude. When you find a really good one...) **Oh, don't look at me like that. If we can believe in dragons, we can believe in Twu Wuv.**

Omg every town has one of these...

GOOOOO BRONN, GOOOO!

I hope they paid for the extra rental insurance...

I would go so far to say none of it- the bad or the good- would have happened had she not lost a child (or almost been poisoned by the wine merchant.)

Next time someone asks to borrow money I'm going to redirect the conversation to how much phone battery they have remaining. Masterful, Jason. These grapes pair well with this episode.@PrincessPurrsALot

In this conversation between Varys and Tyrion before the Blackwater, both the bells and escaping from Kings Landing are spoken about. "I've always hated the bells. They ring for horror, a dead king, a city under siege." + "The map you asked for." "There must be 20 miles of tunnels underneath the city!" "Closer to 50. The Targaryens built this city to withstand a siege, and to provide escape if necessary." Did Daenerys know Kings Landing was so well-suited to an escape with its underground tunnels full of wildfire? Were these some of the bedtime stories Viserys told her? Could that be why the bells set her off? She knew a surrendering Cersei could have easily been on her way out of KL by the time the bells were rung, so lighting up the city and all of the wildfire caches would ensure her enemy's demise. Those who got in the way unfortunately got in the way. Not saying it's right, but it's a potential motive.

"My Gods!"