I think there is a clear bias in creating women's as the heroes of the serie and pulling the rug out from under the feet of all the males in the story. As I see it the advocates of wisdom and prudence until now were : Alicent from the Greens camp, at the time when her father and children are being idiots On the other hand, Reanera also represents the voice of reason in the black camp, and Daemon being the one that act unrationally And between the two camps Rhaenys the queen who never was , and who could have annihilated the greens and end the whole story, but she said that this is a war is not hers to begin with.

The writer gave all the wisdom to women and did not leave a man of justice in the Series... The king is weak and biased ... and his brother is reckless and selfish.... Elisent's sons are one a drunken womanizer and the other is evil... And Raenera children are still small, shaky and afraid... Maybe the older one began to feel responsible, even the family of Rhaenys, the son, is irresponsible, and the father is obsessed with power and does not have the slightest amount of responsibility, leaving Rhaenys to face all the pressure alone.... Feminist writing has changed a lot of the ideas of George R. R. Martin, and she is giving us a meal that taste like ice and fire, right, but with a different taste..... a woman's taste What you think?