[ SECRET POST #4511 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4511 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

To me, it was only creepy in the book. In the book, he was creepy and kept at it even when she was clearly not interested. And he tried to touch her while she was naked without even asking.

But on the show, he's not like that at all. He's in love with her, but he only ever shows it by being loyal. He doesn't ask her out once. And in the later seasons, he knows she loves Jon and is fine and doesn't do anything. He just silently loves her and remains loyal to her right to the end.

Plus, she was older than 13 on the show right from the beginning. So I can get behind Dany/Jorah in the show, even though in the books it is creepy.

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ayrt

Agree to disagree. I know she's not as young on the show but he's still weird as hell about her and much older and more experienced. I think he uses the idea that he sees her as his Khaleesi/Queen to excuse his obsession with her and his loyal knight routine is to stay close to her. He's more passive about letting her know what he wants in the show, but she definitely knows and she feels guilty because over and over again he shows up and does things for her and makes a point of demonstrating that he cares more, does more, is most loyal, and what a decent guy he is to even try to get along with his competition. He knows exactly what he's doing and he's purposely creating a debt to make her feel as though she should want him because he's made himself the most "worthy" option by repeatedly hammering home the point that he loves her the most out of anyone ever.

IMO, his nice guy routine and his obsession were unhealthy and had a negative impact on her.