[ SECRET POST #4192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4192 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Does it really have to be either/or? Can't they co-rule?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, yeah, sure, I wasn't really thinking about that angle

[(Anonymous)]

(I wasn't criticizing - I've not read the books and I gave up on the show after S4 -- but considering it is the Song of Ice AND Fire and not Ice OR Fire, I've always assumed that at some point opposites are meant to unite. (Or has that already happened?)

[philstar22]

In a male-dominated society like Westeros? Never would happen. If they were married, he would be King, and she'd be queen in the same sense Cersei was queen.

[(Anonymous)]

I would agree but most of the characters with the most power right now are women. Cersei, Dany, and Sansa. I love Jon and all but somehow it feels wrong that all these ladies struggled for power because they actually wanted it and Jon who never wanted to be a leader (was just kinda pushed in leadership positions every time) will get it by default.

Yeah, it's realistic but kinda off putting. However I don't think the Iron Throne is what really matters anyways. I hope it's destroyed and the ending is something nobody expected.