This seems wrong on a number of levels. e.g. Dany doesn't explode because she feels spurned by Jon; Jon's rejection is the final straw after loads of problems, the ultimate mark of her now-total isolation and a reminder that she has a potentially dangerous rival in him.
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also the Wagner reading of Dany doesn't make sense to me. Her politics always intertwined her personal pursuit of power with putatively liberationist nation-building in a manner akin to a neoconservative. That doesn't seem anti-feminist to me.
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