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chakkra said:

colafitte said:

I agree the problem is the pace. Too sudden. But i must say that the snap did not happened just with the bells. Were happening multiple times in the last episodes. Jorah's death, Rhaegal's death, Missandei's death, Jon, Varys, Tyrion treasons. She was deranged and lonely just before the attack. When the moment happens, she just left her more primal emotions get the best of her. 

By the time the battle ended, what she was thinking was everything that she endured to get to this point. Everything she lost because of doing what others said her to do. She came to the conclusion that she is the queen, that she is the one who see what really needs to be done. She knew (from her point of view) that she needed fear to reign here, because trying the people to love her only served to bring death to her most loved ones. And hatred is not the same as fear. If you feel hate, you are not feeling true fear. When you're absolutely scared you don't allow yourself to feel hate. You become completely impotent. That's what she is trying to do to Westeros. That's the Targaryen mentality. 

How in God's name did you get to that conclusion!??

Humans tend to hate what they fear. That has been scientifically proven over and over. If you are scared of spiders, snakes, rats, cuckcroaches etc, etc, you automatically want to see them dead. That's just..  human nature.

And yes, most tyrants that have ruled through fear in human history have been murdered in the end.

There are a lot of tyrants who live a very long life.  Do not be surprise if no one actually takes Danny out and she ascend the throne killing everyone in her way including the ones she care about which we have already seen.