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Hiku said:
DonFerrari said:

I don't remember she paying anything to the soldiers after she bought them and supposedly freed them. So they are basically modern slaves working for the food.

Don't know if she pays them money. Maybe? But they chose to work for her.

DonFerrari said:

Problem is that she didn't. The unsullied died by dozen without doing a dent on the whitewalker, she couldn't destroy the king of the night with the fire and then was cowering with the advisor fighting for her. Arya almost alone saved the earth.

Well what the show writers wants us to believe is that Dany "didn't need to fight this war", and came her and sacrificed a lot so that they could win thanks to her army.

We all know she kinda just made it worse by handing a dragon over to the Night King, and all it took to take him out was someone who could pass through solid objects, and doesn't leave a single sound when she moves, but we don't talk about that.

People also chose to work for food in Brazil in some parts of the North and in confection factories in São Paulo. That still is called modern slavery and frowned upon.

on the second reply. Basically the writers fucked up and we agree the battle was ludicrous. But on the going to help but making things worse at least that is very common in the series. Same way people expect the book to end with all magic being over, so all targaryen and descendent of valyrians dead, the children of the night and the wall gone, the whitewalker no more... and the world basically becoming what would be a middle age europe.



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