Khaleesi actress, Emilia Clarke is making it big for her returning role in season 6 of "Game of Thrones." The aspiring queen of the seven kingdoms would be happy to rule not just the Westeros but the whole world.
Clarke played the fan favorite character of the show where she was placed in many hard situations like from being forced to marry to a vicious Dothraki leader, turned to a slave where she was humiliated in front of many but with all those undesirable events, she always have the last card to win.
According to Los Angeles Times, the award winning actress has been busy with her career. She seemed so determined to conquer the entertainment industry. Aside from pouring time on "Game of Thrones," she was recently seen in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" on Broadway and her recently released movie with William Taylor, "Me Before You."
Clarke still has two more seasons to go for the HBO's "Game of Thrones" TV series. Having one of the biggest characters of the show is an incredible and humbling experience according to her. Especially when a fan expresses how her character affects them or changed them. Even though she is considered one of the fan favorite, she still can't hide away from critics.
Clarke is not ashamed of the complaints she has been receiving about a perceived misogynistic streak in the show. She emphasized that all characters in "Game of Thrones" whether men or women are pretty much equal. She said, "There are a lot of shows you watch with ... four men and the wife, six dudes and the girlfriend. On 'Game of Thrones,' you don't have that. So if you have a lot of women on the show, you have the ability to show some that are having a hard time, some that are having a great time, some that are having an OK time."
After the recent episode where Clarke played the Goddess-like role Khaleesi leading a new found Dothraki army, fans are now uneasy, wanting to know where she will head next. In a report from IBT, Kit Harrington who plays Jon Snow joked about one of the biggest characters. Everyone asks him for spoilers and he so tired of answering it so he just joked off and said "Well, Daenerys dies, Tyrion loses a leg. I just go all out."
Though it is clear that he is just joking, some fans have taken his statement as a proof that the mother of dragons will soon meet her gruesome end. As of writing, there are no convincing speculations about Clarke's character in the next season.
Even the actress herself does not know what is next for her in the show. The only thing she begs from the showrunners is, "I want to win! I want to be on the throne! Please! You gave me dragons, give me the throne!"
Below is a video of Jorah and Daenarys seeking for the right allies.