@rikayla She's always been like this in the show. remember in the second season when she threatened to burn Qarth to the ground if they didn't help her? Her personality in the show has been purely narcissistic
@rikaylaI have the feeling she will be killed off and Jon would become the King of the Seven Kingdoms and everybody would love him. It seems like the writers are gradually making her, let's say, unlikeable thus getting ready to get rid of her. I wonder what would happen to the last dragon.
@rikayla My guess is that Jon's "leaving Ghost to the North" is a cost-cutting measure, since it's so expensive to animate him, and probably doesn't have much to do with actual plot, just convenience.
@rikayla That episode bummed me out. The things that happened and some sloppy writing just left me feeling bleh. Like after all this time I'm not really rooting for anyone because everyone other than Jon (who doesn't want the throne) has become less and less likable. At this point I'm really only interested in what Arya and Sandor are going off to do. Oh well...
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I don't like Sansa - of course she would betray her brother's (ok, cousin's) trust and blab his secret to everyone - but now I don't like Daenerys either. Damn, would she sit down and wait for her army to heal and recuperate? She's gotten increasingly ruthless in the past couple of seasons. It would indeed be a decent strategy if Jon and Daenerys would marry and just rule together, but I don't think that's going to happen now. They killed off Rhaegal, so that's gotta foreshadow something - that there will only be one Targaryen left standing at the end of the series.
Also, poor Ghost. Leaving him to the North definitely signalled Jon's gradual departure from the Stark family and gradual acceptance of his Targaryen heritage. So sad to see him react to Jon like that.