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Yeah, Dany's story is tragic which makes her fall so much more heartbreaking for me. I want her to break out of what she's been forced to do most of her life with her brother, and I respect her sentiments for freeing slaves and punishing those that hold corrupt power. At the same time she's always flirting with a thin line between noble actions and projecting quite a bit of her pain onto others while calling it justice.
I feel that she will go mad. There were a few lovely scenes showing the cracks in her calm and sort of rational presence this last episode. Now that her more rational counterweight (Ser Jorah) is gone and Tyrion tempting his own fate even just speaking with Varys, what's to keep her grounded from this point forward? I feel like we'll have an Obi Wan vs Anakin on Mustafar moment before it's all over with. I kind of feel like she will recognize it in herself though and become some form of sacrificial martyr for the greater good. I hope.
Depending on how they play this out, it might actually provide another perspective into the Mad King's motives. I mean, Dany actually means well I believe. But taking one betrayal after another starting with her brother and now Jon (perceived)? Add to that this desperate faith that she was chosen for some delusional path only to see pieces of it all start to fall away has got to take a toll on one's sanity. I don't expect it at all, but it would be nice to bring something of this all full circle to the Mad King.
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