EPTOn June 02 2014 16:45 Itsmedudeman wrote:
Yes, I think this was shown in the last episodes when she realized everything she had done didn't really pan out the way she expected. She has ideals and uses her power as a means to achieve them but her problem is she wants everything.
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On June 02 2014 16:41 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
Well, she is kind of a naive young girl as well. I don't think she fully grasps the rigors of war and leadership which was kind of evident in how she was opposed to how the Dothraki treated their prisoners (namely the women) despite wanting to lead a conquest in Westeros.
On June 02 2014 16:35 Bowzar wrote:
I couldnt get over the fact that she was willing to unleash a barbarian horde on Westeros that would rape, murder and pillage everything in sight just so she could sit on the iron throne. It should be brough up more often.
On June 02 2014 16:08 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
Oh I'm not either by any means. She does seem to be an especially popular character though (Emilia Clark always gets a lot of cheers) and one that seems to be more affiliated with qualities one would consider "good".
I don't think she's a good leader, but she does have noble intentions with trying to break the slave trade in Essos. You can't really fault her for wanting what she's been brought up to believe is her birthright in Westeros either.
On June 02 2014 16:03 MaestroSC wrote:
i guess im alone in not liking Dany... she doesnt seem to be any better than anyone else.
She makes decisions like a child. (tho i guess in the books she is only like 14-15 or something ya?)
but literally she makes a decision..someone tells her its wrong then she changes it..nonstop.
idk not a fan.
On June 02 2014 15:54 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
I know the series can be very frustrating, but when you calm down you'll see how unreasonable you're being.
Bad shit happens to the guys generally considered to be the "bad guys" too and sometimes the "good guy" catches a break. Joffrey died earlier this season and a common complaint of Dany's story thus far has been that she's had nothing but smooth sailings.
Just killing the more likable character isn't solely what makes this series interesting it's that few characters really meet the criteria for being clearly categorized as good or evil. Which is unusual for the fantasy genre. Almost everyone is a grey character. Jamie seemed like a piece of shit at the beginning of this series, but over time he grew into being one of the more popular characters. It was only in raping Cersei earlier in this season did people seem to remember that he threw a fucking kid out a window and murdered a young man to escape his cell back in season 2.
On June 02 2014 15:38 MaestroSC wrote:
Im going to write an incredibly successfull book series...
every single likeable character will die horrible deaths.
all of the villains will love forever, and rape the corpses of the dead heroes.
Then the villains will kill eachother..
the only thing left alive will be a 20 yr old sociopath who likes to rape the corpses animals/small children, and he will rule the entire world. It will be a huge success... since that is all it takes to become a successful fantasy author apparently.
i hate this show.
HOW was oberyn in the gray area? Because he wanted to kill the guy who raped/killed his sister, along with her children?
How is that a gray area? I think most people would say its justified to want to get revenge for the brutal rape and murder of your family members?
Im going to write an incredibly successfull book series...
every single likeable character will die horrible deaths.
all of the villains will love forever, and rape the corpses of the dead heroes.
Then the villains will kill eachother..
the only thing left alive will be a 20 yr old sociopath who likes to rape the corpses animals/small children, and he will rule the entire world. It will be a huge success... since that is all it takes to become a successful fantasy author apparently.
i hate this show.
HOW was oberyn in the gray area? Because he wanted to kill the guy who raped/killed his sister, along with her children?
How is that a gray area? I think most people would say its justified to want to get revenge for the brutal rape and murder of your family members?
I know the series can be very frustrating, but when you calm down you'll see how unreasonable you're being.
Bad shit happens to the guys generally considered to be the "bad guys" too and sometimes the "good guy" catches a break. Joffrey died earlier this season and a common complaint of Dany's story thus far has been that she's had nothing but smooth sailings.
Just killing the more likable character isn't solely what makes this series interesting it's that few characters really meet the criteria for being clearly categorized as good or evil. Which is unusual for the fantasy genre. Almost everyone is a grey character. Jamie seemed like a piece of shit at the beginning of this series, but over time he grew into being one of the more popular characters. It was only in raping Cersei earlier in this season did people seem to remember that he threw a fucking kid out a window and murdered a young man to escape his cell back in season 2.
i guess im alone in not liking Dany... she doesnt seem to be any better than anyone else.
She makes decisions like a child. (tho i guess in the books she is only like 14-15 or something ya?)
but literally she makes a decision..someone tells her its wrong then she changes it..nonstop.
idk not a fan.
Oh I'm not either by any means. She does seem to be an especially popular character though (Emilia Clark always gets a lot of cheers) and one that seems to be more affiliated with qualities one would consider "good".
I don't think she's a good leader, but she does have noble intentions with trying to break the slave trade in Essos. You can't really fault her for wanting what she's been brought up to believe is her birthright in Westeros either.
I couldnt get over the fact that she was willing to unleash a barbarian horde on Westeros that would rape, murder and pillage everything in sight just so she could sit on the iron throne. It should be brough up more often.
Well, she is kind of a naive young girl as well. I don't think she fully grasps the rigors of war and leadership which was kind of evident in how she was opposed to how the Dothraki treated their prisoners (namely the women) despite wanting to lead a conquest in Westeros.
Yes, I think this was shown in the last episodes when she realized everything she had done didn't really pan out the way she expected. She has ideals and uses her power as a means to achieve them but her problem is she wants everything.
She cant be that naive. She got a taste of how violent the Dothraki are at her own wedding, I mean cmon.
