Didn't like that daenerys and Sansa comparison. It's basically saying the more powerful women die whilst the ones that just manage to get by are the ones who survive.
It's true. Because power is a kind of weakness. And love of power is a kind of weakness that sansa suffered from much less than Daenerys. It's why Sansa was better, and why Daenerys had to die. Her good intentions were canceled out by the blindness and paranoia and general sense of selfish entitlement caused by her love of power...I loved Daeny and identified and rooted for her through season seven. But she really did go mad once she came to a place she wasn't loved for being a conquerer, and she let the pain of her losses make her genocidaly angry. And looking back, that bloodthirsty rage, and that selfish pride were always parts of her. She fought her rage, but she never fought the pride. And that's why Sansa is objectively better. I mourn for Daeny, but she was a conquerer, not a queen.
No; more powerful people with unmanaged pride, entitlement and lack of knowledge die or don't end well. Dani and Sansa basicly start the same: Naive and innocent, both given to another, Sansa's a bit selfish and a little entitled ( all the Stark kids start off to degrees this way ); As Sansa grows and bad things happen she slowly loses those and looks inwards and slowly learns. Dani becomes the opposite; slowly at first, but her power and her sense of justice makes her more entitled and less caring that she becomes what she said she wouldn't and she's actually is Cersei 2.0.
If you define power as 'dragons go brrr' and simply 'getting by' as surviving amongst some of the best players in the game, you really haven't been paying attention.
yes because being a powerful woman means being more masculine, right? And if a female leader retains her femininity its "just managing to get by". You have bought into the Hollywood narrative of strong women - women who are like toxic men. You have no right to pass judgement
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Didn't like that daenerys and Sansa comparison. It's basically saying the more powerful women die whilst the ones that just manage to get by are the ones who survive.
It's beyond your understanding. You are a troll on every Sansa video.
It's true. Because power is a kind of weakness. And love of power is a kind of weakness that sansa suffered from much less than Daenerys. It's why Sansa was better, and why Daenerys had to die. Her good intentions were canceled out by the blindness and paranoia and general sense of selfish entitlement caused by her love of power...I loved Daeny and identified and rooted for her through season seven. But she really did go mad once she came to a place she wasn't loved for being a conquerer, and she let the pain of her losses make her genocidaly angry. And looking back, that bloodthirsty rage, and that selfish pride were always parts of her. She fought her rage, but she never fought the pride. And that's why Sansa is objectively better. I mourn for Daeny, but she was a conquerer, not a queen.
No; more powerful people with unmanaged pride, entitlement and lack of knowledge die or don't end well.
Dani and Sansa basicly start the same: Naive and innocent, both given to another, Sansa's a bit selfish and a little entitled ( all the Stark kids start off to degrees this way ); As Sansa grows and bad things happen she slowly loses those and looks inwards and slowly learns.
Dani becomes the opposite; slowly at first, but her power and her sense of justice makes her more entitled and less caring that she becomes what she said she wouldn't and she's actually is Cersei 2.0.
If you define power as 'dragons go brrr' and simply 'getting by' as surviving amongst some of the best players in the game, you really haven't been paying attention.
yes because being a powerful woman means being more masculine, right? And if a female leader retains her femininity its "just managing to get by". You have bought into the Hollywood narrative of strong women - women who are like toxic men. You have no right to pass judgement