[ SECRET POST #4352 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4352 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm with you, OP. There's a been a lot of Dany hate because she killed Dickon who wouldn't bend the knee and she should have just sent him home with a telling off so he could raise another army against her or something. Not using her dragons at all would have let more of her soldiers die which seems wrong, but people say it's "unfair" to use the dragons. Whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

She could have taken him prisoner and used that to negotiate for the release of her allies. She could have given him a swift and merciful death via decapitation. There were other ways she could have handled that that didn't involve burning him alive, which is one of the most painful, horrible ways to die. She chose the way of fear to cow people into kneeling to her. Very effective for a conqueror, but it doesn't inspire a lot of confidence that she'll somehow be the good, just and merciful ruler Westeros desperately needs.