Who is the Mad Queen in Game of Thrones?

Daenerys
Daenerys has officially turned into the Mad Queen on Game of Thrones. Even after Cersei’s army rang the bells of surrender during the siege on King’s Landing, Daenerys decided to fly towards the Red Keep and burn not just Cersei but also the civilians throughout the whole city.

Why was Daenerys called Mad Queen?

Daenerys burns King’s Landing, soldiers and innocents alike, even after hearing the bells. And the audience witnesses the descent as she becomes the Mad Queen through the eyes of her victims, as they try to flee her dragon’s fire and young children are unable to move as their parents are slaughtered around them.

Was Cersei a Mad Queen?

Cersei is as gentle as King Maegor, as selfless as Aegon the Unworthy, as wise as Mad Aerys. She never forgets a slight, real or imagined.

When did Daenerys become mad?

Season 8, Episode 5
Game of Thrones surprised virtually no one in Season 8, Episode 5 by turning Daenerys Targaryen into a bloodthirsty “Mad Queen.” But what caused this transformation? Maybe it was the death of Missandei, or Jorah, or two of her dragons. (Wow, Dany’s been through a lot.)

Who is better Cersei or Daenerys?

1 Winner: Daenerys Targaryen — Just Ultimately, Daenerys would probably be the better queen. She at least is in possession of good intentions deep down, and perhaps surrounded by the right people, she would have found them again. Cersei’s always been selfish, and never capable of any benevolent deeds.

Was Cersei married to the mad king?

After Robert’s Rebellion, Cersei married King Robert I Baratheon and became Queen of the Seven Kingdoms. She is the mother of Prince Joffrey, Princess Myrcella, and Prince Tommen of House Baratheon of King’s Landing. Cersei becomes a POV character in A Feast for Crows.

Why did Dany go insane?

She was jealous, alone, unloved, and paranoid. She snapped. A Daenerys heel turn from hero to villain was always going to hurt no matter what, and it makes for bad, gendered optics when coupled with Cersei’s terrible leadership and Sansa’s austere suspicion of Daenerys’s (and her paranoia in return).

Why is Jon Snow not blonde?

Well, a Game of Thrones fan has put that knowledge to good use (by which we mean extremely nerdy use) and made a pedigree chart explaining why Jon Snow’s hair is the black shade of his mother, Lyanna Stark, instead of the Targaryen white-blonde of his father, Rhaegar Targaryen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmICM-CQYiU