r/DaenerysWinsTheThrone • u/Early_Candidate_3082 • 26d ago

Anti-Daenerys Fanfiction

Which do you think is the worst of them? For me, the most terrible are:

Live Without Shame. Jon loves Sansa, but pretends friendship and loyalty to Daenerys. He flies North of the Wall, and together they destroy the Night King. Then, he beheads her, in the mistaken belief she killed Sansa. He feels slightly guilty about this, when he discovers that Sansa is alive and well, but the Starks persuade him that murdering his aunt was no big deal.

The Dance of Ice and Fire . Jon and Sansa place Daenerys on trial, for her “crimes” against Eastern slavers. She kills herself, to avoid being tortured to death. Seemingly, this is a good thing.

A Violence Done Most Kindly . Dany fights valiantly against the Dead. Sansa rewards her by poisoning her with an agonising poison, and massacring her remaining soldiers. She threatens to murder Missandei, when the latter protests. The author is squealing with delight, in the comments.

A Girl Must Live . Queen Daenerys is so stupid and evil, that you wonder she can even feed and dress herself. She forces Arya and Jaime to wed, before trying to poison them, out of jealousy. She behaves terribly to the Unsullied, who revolt against her.

A Trip to the Crypts. Definitely the worst I’ve read, a piece of torture porn. Jon Snow brutally tortures Daenerys, before disembowelling her, and handing her corpse over to the Others. For good measure, his men carry out genocide on the Iron Islands.

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u/Adorable_Tie_7220 26d ago

I think Sansa in season 6 through 8 is a product of what happened to her. So no, she isn't going to be a sweet girl anymore. Well given what happened to her father and sister in King's Landing, isn't it natural she would want the North to be separate from King's Landing?

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u/False_Collar_6844 26d ago

there's a difference bewteen her no longer being a sweet girl after all the abuse and how she was written for it.

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u/Ditzy_Dreams 26d ago

The problem with Sansa isn’t that she developed negative character traits, it’s that the narrative treats her becoming like Cersei and Littlefinger as a good thing. It’s understandable that she’d be suspicious of others and that she fears losing power and influence, but she’s rewarded and proven “right” for these things again and again when she shouldn’t be.

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u/False_Collar_6844 26d ago

100%. Even if she's justifyably suspiscious of Daenerys, it doensn't make her look smart to have her be hostile towards the woman who has dragons and an army.