Is daenerys sadistic?

And while this episode did lend some credence to this theory, in the episode commentary, “Game of Thrones” showrunner D.B. Weiss shut this idea down once and for all. “She’s not her father, she’s not insane, and she’s not a sadist,” Weiss explains.

Why did Daenerys destroy Kings Landing?

Daenerys Targaryen’s decision to destroy King’s Landing was a reaction to hearing the bells of surrender ring. The episode’s director says she did it because the relatively bloodless coup was not “enough” for her and she felt “empty” in that moment.

Would Daenerys Targaryen be a better Queen than Cersei Lannister?

Cersei’s kill count is pretty high too — she blew up the sept with wildfire, after all — but this puts them on even playing ground. Ultimately, Daenerys would probably be the better queen. She at least is in possession of good intentions deep down, and perhaps surrounded by the right people, she would have found them again.

Is Cersei driven by fire or lightning?

The mad Queen must be the one driven by fire as well. In case of Cersei, She is a cunning queen who plans effectively against her opponents and finishes them by the support of some very effective people (viz. The mountain, Qyburn, Jaimie). She used fire to destroy her major nemesis all at once.

Will Cersei Lannister stop at nothing to keep her power?

From the very beginning, Cersei Lannister has made no bones about the fact that she’ll stop at nothing to keep her power. Actually, there were many bones made as a result of that posturing, but you get it.

Is Daenerys Targaryen going to become the Mad Queen?

Welp, it’s all but official. Game of Thrones is about to turn Daenerys Targaryen ( Emilia Clarke) into the Mad Queen everyone feared she’d become. Here’s a status check on the Mother of Dragon s, after the events of Season 8, Episode 4: “The Last of the Starks”: