#fuck got

[minmeemaw]

HBO can launch a whole prequel universe with a massive budget, a bunch of silver haired characters, and more dragons but the discourse still circles right back to Daenerys Targaryen.. I just love how the true queen still rules.

[ondragonback]

The continued disrespect of Kit Harington justifying the murder of Daenerys in the trash fire of a season that was S8 is infuriating.

Both he and Peter Dinklage have thrown her under the bus every single time they've been asked and it's honestly baffling.

This whole entire show's success and popularity, even after the dreadful later seasons, has been riding on the back of Daenerys and Emilia. The fact that many of these people have so little regard for how this disgusting character assassination traumatized Emilia is gross, to say the least.

Anyone with a brain and basic comprehension of the books knows mAd QuEeN Dany is bullshit so I'm not even going into that. It's been discussed in exhaustive detail already so people who deny it will keep on denying it no matter what.

It's just disappointing and infuriating to see people like Kit and Peter continue to disrespect Dany and Emilia more than 3 years after GoT ended.

[sailoreuterpe]

I honestly am trying not to care at all (and I only just learned about it), but what exactly is the Jon Snow sequel going to do? The White Walkers are dead and the Wall is destroyed. Bran is (supposedly) a good, wise king ruling well. Jon doesn’t want the throne at all. What conflict, outside of petty interkingdom squabbling, is Jon supposed to endure? Is it just going to be hours and hours of Jon Snow looking dourly into the camera, bemoaning that he just had to kill his lover because MaD qUeEn!!

I mean, I’m not going to watch it regardless. I’m just befuddled as to what they expect the show to even be. Jon Snow Pity Party: The Series, I guess.

[weirwoodking]

the horrific beauty of g*me of thr*nes is that it just gets worse and worse the more you think about it

[tcrgaryens]

The only thing that brings me joy at this point

[patethenovice]

Was there supposed to be some parallel between S8 Jon Snow and the Kingslayer? Didn't the Starks revile Jaime for breaking his loyalty to his sworn king, emphatically despite that king's madness and violence. And yet when Asha/Yara, the only remaining g, points out Jon should get fucked for his crime, Arya coolly smugs off at her 'don't threaten mine or we'll kill you. We get to be heroes. All y'all jags are others, xenos, non-protags.' The camera is smugging too.

Is it supposed be like Jon got it as bad or worse than Jaime because Jon's at the wall? That's where he was. And wants to be. He got the same treatment as Jaime: 'eh just continue the position you had been doing regardless of king/queen slaying' but so markedly without the revulsion surrounding Jaime. And Jaime wasn't even sleeping with the Mad King.

Where are the people spitting on Jon, chopping his hand or stupid hair off? Boy they sure do react different from a Kingslayer than they do a Queenslayer.

Is this that unspoken understanding among men that you get leeway if you end up killing your wife or girlfriend. Maybe she upset you, maybe she cheated, to punish a man for getting angry and killing his wife? That would set up a bad precent be where I, some hypothetical man, could get unfair retribution (consequences) for my actions to someone but not just any someone. Consequences for my actions towards a woman. My woman even. Like, calm down big brother. Bros before hos leeway rule amirite me

[taebaelee]

Dany: *thinks she is the last Targaryen, works her ass off to restore her family name and get the ironthrone to be a good, rightful queen*

Jon: "actually im the heir to the throne"

Dany: *is visibly shook and upset over the fact that her entire life has been a lie and everything she works so hard for was for nothing*

Antis: She looks mad! dark!Dany confirmed, hope she dies and that Jon gets everything she's ever wanted in the end!