Jon Snow was the one to execute Daenerys Targaryen in the Game of Thrones finale.
In the wake of understanding that she was never going to quit murdering and would not see the frenzy she caused, he cut her privilege in the heart. "You're my queen, today and always," he said before kissing her and afterward executing her.
Jon Snow cried over her dead body. The decision he made was an overwhelming one. Drogon hurried to Dany's side and dissolved the Iron Throne down to nothing. He at that point took Dany's body and took off.
In the penultimate scene, Daenerys assaulted King's Landing with Drogon. She should have stopped her assault when she heard the chimes ringing, however, when the minute came to do as such, she didn't.
She consumed the city to the ground, murdering a huge number of guiltless individuals. She demolished the Red Keep, murdering Cersei and Jaime inside. Arya about lost her life in the avenues attempting to stay away from Drogon's flame and disintegrating structures. Jon Snow and Tyrion viewed with dismay at the franticness and fear Daenerys made.
Dany's whole life had been focused on reclaiming the Iron Throne. She began being a pawn in her sibling Viserys' diversion as he endeavored to recover the Seven Kingdoms. She wedded Khal Drogo and turned into a Khaleesi. She proceeded to free the Unsullied in Slaver's Bay, just as slaves in Yunkai and Meereen. The Mother of Dragons made a beeline for Westeros toward the finish of season 6 planning to reclaim the Seven Kingdoms.
The people of Westeros were tremendously not the same as anything she'd at any point experienced and she didn't get a similar love from the general population in the Seven Kingdoms.
She got the Iron Throne yet at incredible expense. Before the end, she had emulated her dad's example, who was known as the Mad King.
As the legend goes, each time a Targaryen was conceived, the divine beings flip a coin. The coin didn't flip to support Dany. She served people with the equity she thought they merited — until the end.
