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Yang Zi and Allen Ren in The Destiny of White Snake
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The making of “The Queen of Ashes”....
The show has been telling us about D@enerys ending for quite long time, in fact, as I was rewatching the show, I found several scenes foreshadowing D@enerys tragic ending (here) but in this post I will focus on the most eye catching ones….
SEASON 1
In the finale episode of season 1, Dany decides to kill Khal Drogo and burn his body next to her dragon eggs. She lays next to him and promises to reunite with him one day “When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east”.
The next scene happens in Kings Landing Kings Landing with Maester Pyrcelle and Ross in his room; he is remembering the Mad King and what likeable and charming man he used to be in his youth, before madness took over him.
The episode ends with D@enerys entering the fire pyre to eventually hatch the eggs and give birth to 3 dragons. She had this idea from a dragon dream in the early nights.
SEASON 2
On episode 4, D@enerys arrives in Qarth and they dont want to let her in, thats the first time she threats to burn down a city and destroy completely. This wont be the last time D@enerys threatens to burn a city to the ground.
SEASON 2
On episode 5, Tyrion finds out all the wildfire that its under Kings Landing, he mentions that its enough Wildfire to destroy all city. Look whats the next scene, D@enerys teaching baby Drogon to say Dracarys for the first time!!! How sweet.
SEASON 3
On episode 4, Varys tries to alert Lady Ollena of how dangerous Littlefinger is. Pay attention at the words he uses to describe Littlefinger, those are the exact same words Tyrion used to describe D@enerys when he met her in Meeren.
Varys was afraid that Littlefinger would destroy the realm trying to get the Iron Throne, so he decided to bring D@enerys to Westeros, ironically, she will be the one turning the kingdom into ashes.
And here is something even better, this episode S3E4 ends with D@enerys literally acquiring her first army. She sacks Astapor and leaves with the Unsulied, getting her first army in order to invade Westeros.
SEASON 5
Episode 9, right after the scene where Stannis burns down Sheereen at the stake as a sacrifice for the Lord of Light, they cut to the scene in Meereen where D@enerys and Hizdahr are presenting to the reopening of the Fighting Pits. During their conversation D@enerys explain that destroying an entire city it may be necessary in order to achieve something great.
This dialogue pretty much sums up D@enerys as a character. She is starting to rationale the idea of burning cities to the ground in order to achieve her own objectives, as something necessary, while not realizing that she is losing her humanity, just like those men who are fighting in the pits. She is using excuses of a greater cause to justify the deaths of millions.
SEASON 6
D@enerys returns to Meereen and finds the city being attacked by the Masters of the rival cities. She then tells Tyion about her plans against the attack.
Thats her plan, that is always her plan. She doesnt have others ideas. D@enerys first instintic is always destruction, its her advisers who always have to hold her back. This is the second time she threatens to turn a city into dust, the next time, no one will be able to stop her. Kings Landing will turn into ashes…..
BTW, there is much more than this. I just gathered the most important ones, but the show has left SO MANY hints and little clues about who will be the one destroying Kings Landing, that I am always shocked that many find this theory crazy.
It is also noteworthy that the Doom of Valyria is introduced in Daenerys’ very first chapter in A Game of Thrones:
Inside the manse, the air was heavy with the scent of spices, pinchfire and sweet lemon and cinnamon. They were escorted across the entry hall, where a mosaic of colored glass depicted the Doom of Valyria. (AGoT, Daenerys I)
This is where she meets Khal Drogo for the very first time. I don’t think it is a coincidence that the Doom of Valyria, the place her family came from and the Doom they escaped, is brought up (even through an artistic representation) at the very moment that Dany’s narrative journey begins. She has had Doom written all over her character from the very start and the ominous dragon dreams she has just reinforces this sense of doom with her dreaming that the world catches fire beneath her dragon wings and that she dreams that she is Rhaegar, the Last Dragon.
What I love about this is that you brought up the quote where Dany justifies the killing of innocents in her pursuit of burning down cities. She justifies it as “dying for a good reason” but is anger and revenge good reason? The other side of that is how both fans and characters view her as a champion of the people. Especially with the downtrodden. Her affinity for the smallfolk has been her leading trait as a ruler and Tyrion describes her as “someone who protects people from monsters”. But once anger and the idea of burning cities comes into play, suddenly the small folk don’t matter. Thousands of smallfolk would dies in comparison to a few hundred lords/nobility class, who are usually the target for Dany’s anger. There’s a million people in Kingslanding and about 98% of that are common to smallfolk. Its what blows my mind in season 8 where she claims she isn’t a good Queen if she doesn’t risk her life and follows that up with threatening to burn the Red Keep down when a majority of people in the Red Keep are commonfolk and smallfolk. (Also she threatens to burn down the Red Keep about two to three times in season 8. Like… blatant foreshadowing.)
The main point: as much as the smallfolk love her and she sees herself as their protector (or other characters do), they are still disposable to her when its convenient. It makes her no different than the other volatile lords and ladies, even with her noble intent in the beginning. Like Jon says: “if you go in and melt castles, you’re no different. You’re just more of the same.”
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Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x10 “Valar Morghulis”
“To be a dancing master is a special thing, but… to be a Faceless Man… that is something else entirely. A girl has many names on her lips. Joffrey. Cersei. Tywin Lannister. Ilyn Payne. The Hound. Names to offer up to the Red God. She could offer them all. One by one.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x09 “Blackwater”
“Don’t fight for a king. Don’t fight for his kingdoms. Don’t fight for honor, don’t fight for glory, don’t fight for riches, because you won’t get any.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x08 “The Prince of Winterfell”
“Great rangers never get old is the problem. Shit ones neither. It’s them in the middle that last a long time.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x07 “A Man Without Honor”
“It’s hard to put a leash on a dog once you’ve put a crown on its head.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x06 “The Old Gods and the New”
“One day I pray you love someone. I pray you love her so much, when you close your eyes, you see her face. I want that for you. I want you to know what it’s like to love someone, truly love someone, before I take her from you.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x05 ”The Ghost of Harrenhal”
“You have a good claim: a title, a birthright. But you have something more than that: you may cover it up and deny it, but you have a gentle heart. You would not only be respected and feared, you would be loved. Someone who can rule and should rule.”
“Thirteen, when my dragons are grown, we will take back what was stolen from me and destroy those who have wronged me! We will lay waste to armies and burn cities to the ground! Turn us away, and we will burn you first.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x04 ”Garden of Bones”
“If war were arithmetic, the mathematicians would rule the world.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x03 ”What Is Dead May Never Die”
“Power resides where men believe it resides. It’s a trick. A shadow on the wall. And a very small man can cast a very large shadow.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x02 “The Night Lands”
“I’ve see men pray to every God there is. Pray for wind, pray for rain, pray for home. None of it works.”
Game of Thrones Rewatch ► 2x01 “The North Remembers”
“You want to lead one day? Then learn how to follow.”
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