She is a first-time conqueror and leader, and she’s still far away from a home she hardly remembers – does she have what it takes? This could potentially become a problem if their rivalries start to affect their duty. On a side note, far too many of Daenerys’ advisors are dedicating an awful lot of time trying to escape the friend zone with the Khaleesi. And despite her 8,000 Unsullied, it’s possible the slavers of the land could band together to put a stop to her once and for all. Weaknesses: She is traveling through a vast desert with a massive following of fighters and refugees. There seems to be little reason why her merry journey, freeing slaves, slaying masters and expanding her Khalasar, can’t continue until she finds her way back to Westeros. She began the season with a ragtag following of displaced Dothraki, and her dragons - as well as her guile - have won her a vast army of freed slaves, as well as the fear and respect of much of Essos. Strengths: Her dragons are getting bigger, and pretty much all of season three went her way.
His cruelty could breed resentment among the smallfolk, as it did before with the Mad King, and his unpredictability makes him difficult for the prudent Tywin to rein in. Tywin has hammered into his children that the house which acts only to further its family’s interest will prevail – but Cersei and Tyrion are forever at odds with each other and, to a lesser extent, their father. Joffrey is another potential weakness.
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