Why did Jon Snow have to kill Daenerys Targaryen?

It’s enough to drive a woman mad. Why did Jon Snow have to kill Daenerys Targaryen? The short answer is: Because Tyrion said so. The longer answer: Because she went mad and killed everyone in King’s Landing and showed no sign that she was going to stop killing people. And because it was objectively the right thing to do.

What happened to Daenerys Targaryen after ‘the bells’?

Daenerys’ story culminated in heartbreak when her character descended into villainy during “The Bells.” In the series finale “The Iron Throne,” Tyrion convinces her lover and nephew Jon Snow to kill her after the Targaryen queen declares war on the rest of the world.

Why was Tyrion and Daenerys’ relationship with each other unhealthy?

The fear Tyrion felt around Daenerys was another reason their friendship off-balance. The Targaryen queen proves her Hand had good reason to be frightened when she destroys King’s Landing in season’s 8’s polarizing penultimate episode, “The Bells.” Tyrion’s relationship with Daenerys was unhealthy in multiple ways.

What were Tyrion’s worst plans?

Tyrion’s worst plans include advising Daenerys and Jon Snow to retrieve a wight from the North, and assuring the Targaryen queen that she could trust his sister. Tyrion’s blunders ultimately contributed to her downfall and drove a wedge through their friendship.

Why did Dany refuse to pardon Tyrion?

Before he gives her a final hug and stabs her to death, Jon asks Dany to pardon Tyrion, who she has sentenced to death for treason. She refuses and justifies her lack of mercy by saying it’s necessary to build the perfect world she knows she can build.

What did Jon Snow do to Dany at the end?

Jon did try to give Dany one last chance to prove to him that she didn’t need to be taken out in a permanent way. Before he gives her a final hug and stabs her to death, Jon asks Dany to pardon Tyrion, who she has sentenced to death for treason.