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This is the moment Cersei made the fatal mistake that unleashed Drogon on King’s Landing. Killing Missandei so cruelly pushed Daenerys over the edge. I think Daenerys attack on kings landing was justified, but she should’ve stopped after the surrender and executed Cersei publicly to make her point. What's... show more

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