Daenerys Targaryen's Death Scene | Jon kills Daenerys | GAME OF THRONES 8x06 [HD]

Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 06 "THE IRON THRONE"

[faridaahmad]

So sorry for those who started from season 1 just to see this kind of ending, they don't deserve it

[Captainbadger]

This could’ve been a great ending if they didn’t rush it so much and executed it properly. It was obvious that power was going to her head and she was starting to think she always made the right decision, but going full out tyrant and executing civilians for literally no reason just came out of nowhere.

[Serielle]

“The only thing that could tear down the house of dragon is itself”

[MegaSheen]

You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain

[no.alien]

That “They don’t get to choose” broke me. Her transformation was just too rush and quick.

[Oddrq]

the way that the Dragon knew it was ultimately the throne that cost his mother her life and destroyed it. goosebumps, every time.

[jaquelinecarrasco]

I come back to this scene every now and then, I still can’t help but feel an immense feeling of sadness at just how they ruined my Queen.

[adedejiadesida]

It's sad for Danaerys, because the one she thought would be her ride or die in the 'new world' was the one who took that dream away, right in front of her. I can't imagine what she was feeling as she looked him in the eye, like karma had circled back for her in the most gut-wrenching way.

[ethanleahy]

I truly hope no show ever has a disaster like this again. Fans don't deserve it. People ask me if they should watch it now and I say no

[czzp]

Daenerys: dies from stab
Arya: survives despite 3 stabs, blood loss and infection in river

[calbassas]

7 seasons of character arc only for this to happen. What a freakin travesty.

[adedejiadesida]

"You are my queen, now and always" was his way of saying 'I love you, goodbye'. 3:09

[Sangam_ghritakaushik]

This scene makes us realise that no one should be trusted

[ticwugl]

"A knife, a good sharp one and a bold man to wield it" - Robert I Baratheon when Ned Stark asks about a wedding gift to Daenerys Targaryen.

[greglemrow]

Incredible acting. "They don't get to choose" and the look on his face. The instant he made the decision is captured and portrayed perfectly.

[themindgayer]

Not sure if it was intentional or not but I love how by the end of the show dany's braided hair is so dragonesque. You can really see how much she cares about her children and was truly fascinated by them. Shame the writers ruined her character

[coreymichael]

Genuinely never had such a strong emotional attachment to a fictional character like Dany. Yes there was telling signs about her temper, but for her to just go out and kill civilians made no sense to me still.

[mariarobinson]

she went mad because she didn't get the chance to grieve for her loss, loosing her friends.

[freshbrewedasmr]

The last word Dany says: “Together.”
The last word Jon says “Always.”

[jamaljames]

I love how Jon isn’t interested in hearing Dany’s story at the beginning of this scene, and gets straight to the point on what they REALLY need to talk about!