Why did she do it bros? their army already gave up but she burned everything anyway

why did she do it bros? their army already gave up but she burned everything anyway

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Violence turns women on just like it turns men on.
However a man in a leadership position already knows he can't just "have fun" and do what he wants to do, he must put his duty before his pleasure. Women never get put into leadership positions and don't understand the concept, their genes aren't suited for it, humans haven't been selecting for females that way like they do for high quality males (leaders)

She did it because she wanted to feel powerful and didn't have the willpower to stop herself, essentially.

Because she didn't trust Cersei

She was always a vindictive cunt, the source material depicted her as such, and both the show and society took the cowardly way out in ignoring this blatant aspect of the character in delusional hope it wouldn't end the way it was set up: as an example of an enabled child leader to become a genocidal dark lord due to her own queen complex.

Its what women do. Just look at feminism and all the LGBTQZ+ stuff. Enough is never enough. They have to continue and destroy everything else but what they perceive to be right regardless of reality. Dany was just following her womanly traits. Its some of the best writing of a female character in the last decade.

The bells meant Tyrion's betrayal

And, ironically, GRRM was trying to provide a necessary female example of tyranny to girls who might not feel involved in the lesson of Hitler to male leaders. As the queen, you will be faced with the opportunity for delusion, you will make cataclysmic quick decisions and find yourself able to lie to your nation they were good, and you might be able to trick yourself into feeling the hero no matter what you do, but despite all this you have an honest responsibility not to fucking kill every random thing that bothers you at first sight. GRRM was taking the highest feminist road in trying to include females in the Autocrat Question, but of course the lowest of feminists can't cope.

Because it was too easy. Had she known it would be this simple she would have taken the city before travelling north and could have saved all the people she lost

D&D's explanation ('she saw her family's home and snapped!') sounds retarded, but it makes sense. Daenerys had lied to herself about being some benevolent saviour for the entire series, and surrounded herself with sycophants who fed into this image. But the contradiction between her desire to 'break the wheel', and Aegon's conquest being the epitome of that subjugation by force, infuriated her, so she burned the city her ancestors built to signify that she was different and, I would argue, as a complex manifestation of guilt for all the harm the Targaryens did to Westeros.

That, and all the obvious stressors experienced by her that season + the fact that she was probably always a bitter, hateful cunt, something which I thought Jon/Aegon was going to confront her about in the last episode, similar to how Jaime admitted he was 'hateful' like Cersei was. Unfortunately, they chickened out of what probably would have been the most interesting character development for Daenerys; her developing a modicum of self-awareness, and seeing herself as the violent quasi-psychopath she was. Would've been particularly jarring coming from Aegon Targaryen himself.

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Jon saw her big dark bush and knew she was a false Targ