Jon Snow
You are Stark, you are Targaryen.
If the author Martin has any tricks for the two main creators of the TV series, then the most important one must be: Jon Snow is a good person, he was, he is, and he will be.
In Game of Thrones, we need Jon Snow so much. Cersei said in season one that in Game of Thrones, you either win or you die. In order not to die, in order to win, almost all the characters are like water flowing in their necks, twisting out of various shapes, oh, but they seem to have no sign of winning, even death has fallen on their heads indiscriminately superior. Maybe only Jon Snow who doesn't know anything knows that he is not in a power game, but a war to survive as a human, either really live or die. He didn't compromise at all in order to really live, so he went out and entered the Great Wall of Despair a few times. He let the savages pass the Great Wall, and he was resurrected from the betrayal of his colleagues. Against the White Walkers.
So in the seventh season, he went south to Dragonstone, betting all on Daenerys' conscience, and he was also going north out of the Great Wall, betting his life to capture a piece of evidence. If his mind is only on a king of the north, he doesn't have to personally go into two things. But Jon Snow, who doesn't understand anything, doesn't have his eyes on the north, nor on this Westeros, who is already bleeding. What he sees is everyone who lives on it, no matter how good or bad, should live as a human being. .
In fact, I hope he has always been an illegitimate son of unknown origin. He is Snow. Everything he does has nothing to do with family honor and royal blood. What he does is to live as a human being.
But he's Stark, he's Targaryen, and he's got more stuff on his back than Snow. You know nothing, Jon Snow. You bear everything, Jon Snow.
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Daenerys Targaryen
Who said that Longyan did not make the inner steel?
Daenerys's experience in the TV series is much smoother than in the original book. Of course, Mr. Martin's book is only written in the fifth book, and Daenerys in it doesn't even tame dragons, let alone fight on horseback. Daenerys in the TV series seems to be open at first glance, and when things go wrong, he can always say Dracarys to refresh himself. But in fact, it seems that she can only rely on these three huge monsters. Her Unsullied, her army of the Dothraki, and even the loyal Missandei around her are all her entourages, and they will never give Daenerys more than they put on her shoulders. Perhaps the sound of "mother" when the slaves were freed became a prophecy, and the mother always needed to pay more than the people could repay.
And Daenerys still has ambition, as well as the ambition left to her by the brother who died with the golden crown on his head. The Targaryen family of Dragonstone will eventually retake Westeros. That one has no ambition and is exiled between the various city-states of Essos. The surviving Daenerys has been wrapped in steel made by smelting flames again and again, and her body has become a storm born Daenerys, the unburned, the Queen of Meereen, the Andal, and the Roy. Queen of the First Men, King of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Territory, Khaleesi of the Dothraki Steppe, Unshackled, Mother of Dragons. As for whether she just wanted to be Dany, she didn't have time to care about herself or anyone else.
So let's get started. Khaleesi took the Dothraki army across the Badwater, returned to Dragonstone where she was born, led the storm to Westeros, let the Unsullied take Casterly Rock, and brought Lannister and Tully's soldiers were terrified. She also wants to be a good queen, fight against the White Walkers, and listen to her subordinates. She puts more and more expectations on herself. Without the steel that Long Yan has forged in her heart, how can she support it. Even Jon Snow's love will eventually become a burden. But she couldn't look back. After she walked into the fire with three dragon eggs and was reborn, the world fell on her shoulders.
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Cersei Lannister
Do you hate so deeply because you love too hard?
I actually feel a little sympathy for Cersei, she's the most thorough bad guy on Game of Thrones. But all her loved ones are gone, her Joffery, Myrcella and Tommen are gone; her noble father, whom she regarded as a role model, is shot in the toilet, dying without dignity, and the loving family is torn apart ; her dignity was shattered in the streets of King's Landing by the filth thrown by the people; even Jaime finally rode away from her.
Cersei knows a lot more than Jon Snow. She had known prophecies about herself since she was a child; she had also learned from her father how to lead a family, but she also knew that she would never be the son his father wanted; she knew that Robert didn't love her, she knew everyone around her Ambition, she knew the fatal flaws of her two sons. She knows the dark side of everything she loves, and she knows her powerlessness even more.
That's why she hates it, so much that she has no room for it, and only relies on fear to maintain her already crumbling rule. Maybe she still hates herself for being a daughter, but she has the ruthlessness not to lose to a man, but in the eyes of the world, this has become crazy. But she just wanted to hold onto the things she cared about that were slipping away from her hands.
Cersei is not a good mother, not a good wife, not a good queen, but she is more and more like a good politician, being a good latter, ruthlessness is the foundation, she has always mastered it. Now that she suddenly has a child in her womb, she has even more reason to be desperate: it seems that there is only one thing left to love. Save at all costs.
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