GodsBeloved

For me this is exactly why I wouldn't want to be ruled over by dracarys, I mean Daenerys 😀 This says to me that she wasn't about making life better for her kingdom, she was about making herself King. She is too full of herself if she thinks her being Queen = making life better. I guess that's the savior complex, a complex I hate.

And that sisterfucker Jaime ... Brienne I want to raise him from those rocks and dracarys his azz

This is a good point. It would be different if the Unsullied had been given a chance to be exposed to training for something other than fighting. This would have given them a viable choice. Continue fighting or do something new.

Daenerys said Jon betrayed her and I'm on Team No He Did Not. She sees him as betraying her because he did not keep who he was from his family. I wonder if she sees the people as wronging her because in her words "far more people in Westerios love you than love me. I don't have love here."

Rhaegal was injured which is why Jon didn't ride him so I could see that being one reason he got shot down but yes I agree that a lot is plot driven instead of character driver.

Yeah, after she got past the guard at what I thought was the entry to the city, I thought OK now fly on over to the Red Keep. I have always been indifferent to Daenerys and I don't hate her for her actions here but I thought Why'd you do that D, WHY? I have no problem accepting she snapped but still why girl why? And now I may feel sorry for her because thinking about it in the light of day, her comment to Jon about Westeros not loving her makes me think she was looking for more than just the IT.

I haven't done a rewatch but did she say that hated her? I thought she said they didn't love her which isn't saying they hate her.

In the last episode, Varys did look her in the eye and told her he had a problem with her I thought. But yeah I immediately remembered that conversation and I also missed the implication that Varys was trying to poison her. I don't fault Daenerys though for keeping her word. Maybe Daario will show up again 😄

He is, he really is

When she called him Sandor I was done

That's Auntiefucker

Yes Tyrion did.

Yes Tyrion did. He basically asked if she could call off the attack if the bells rang and she finally looked at Grey Worm and nodded.

I gave her credit for learning from her mistakes.

I didn't understand that either and Daenarys let off with "Jon betrayed me".

How did Dany's men escape the fire and burning buildings? That's all I want to know.

Elevator eyes! I love it!! She's giving Cooke a run for her money LOL

Come on now. When did Jon marry his auntie

This reminds me of what Sansa said to Jon before the BoTB. Rickon, Ned's last living true born son, was a threat to Ramsey and that was why they would never get him back. Jon is the true born son so I can see why she would be worried. Telling Tyrion and assuming he would spread the word reminds me of what Stannis did. He said Ned only told him about Joffery being Jaime's bastard son but he wasn't going to be like Ned. He made sure the word got out.

Sansa and Theon escaping Ramsey Anything Olenna Tyrell

What specifically has Sansa done to give you this conclusion.

My take is Sansa is about independence for the North not (just) independence for herself and Winterfell. btw, what Sansa is currently doing (or suppose to be doing according to some) is obeying Daenarys and Jon.

What oath did Sansa break?

Only if Sansa reached for her knife. Jon Umber was disrespecting "the boy" Robb Stark long before Grey Wind took a bite out of him. It wasn't until Umber reached for his side knife that Grey Wind attacked.