Daenerys' story is messy and sad, complicated and also entirely understandable. It is achingly, tragically, recognizably, and horrifically human, with the death of the innocents of King's Landing ...

Sarah Larson interview Emilia Clarke about the finale of “Game of Thrones,” her meeting at an Oscars after-party with Beyoncé, and the sad fate of Daenerys Targaryen.

Of course, with Daenerys' position of authority, every part of her life is touched by politics, and Missandei is no different. In Game of Thrones, Missandei gains more power as she works with ...

Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) has responded to criticism of Game Of Thrones' finale, saying it “would never have made everyone happy”.

Apparently two sad moments from last season on 'Game of Thrones' could have been even sadder had these scenes not been cut. Watch Daenerys And Shae In 'Game Of Thrones' Season 4 Deleted Scenes Music ...

From any perspective, Daenerys's compulsion to react to things with anger and fire makes her dangerous, ... A sad but small price to pay for saving the kingdom from the wrath of the Dragon Queen. TV; ...

Certainly Daenerys was enraged. Yes, one could argue that what she did amounted to a war crime. But she is hardly the first on GOT to use violence to maintain, or even seize, power.

Daenerys made another similar statement to the same effect when talking to Tyrion in Season 5. ... and most of all, explicitly, extremely sad because of what we do to each other.