What would 'Game of Thrones' be like if it only focused on Daenerys' story?

It would be more of a story of hope and determination. Daenerys is on a journey to reclaim her family's throne. She faces many obstacles but always has hope. So the tone would be less bleak compared to the full 'Game of Thrones' which has multiple storylines full of despair and tragedy.

Daenerys Targaryen's story in 'Game of Thrones' is a rollercoaster. She has to adapt to different cultures, from the Dothraki to the people of Westeros. Her dragons are not just weapons but also a connection to her Targaryen heritage. She builds an army and a fleet, showing her leadership skills. However, her actions towards the end of the series, like burning King's Landing, made her a controversial figure. Some see her as a hero turned villain, while others believe she was pushed to that point by the circumstances.

Daenerys starts as a meek and powerless girl. But as she experiences hardships like being sold into marriage, she begins to toughen up. When she gets the dragons, she becomes more confident. In Slaver's Bay, she develops a sense of justice as she frees the slaves.

Daenerys started as a young girl in exile. She was sold into marriage to Khal Drogo. With her dragons, she grew in power. She freed slaves and aimed to take the Iron Throne. Eventually, she became a powerful queen but her thirst for power and her harsh methods led to her downfall in the end.

Her constant growth and new challenges. Every time she overcame one hurdle, like taking over a city in Essos, a new one popped up. And her dragons added an element of unpredictability. With them, she could always strive for more power or face new threats.

Daenerys in the 'Game of Thrones' novel is a complex and fascinating character. She starts as a young girl in a rather difficult situation, being sold into marriage. But she gradually grows into a powerful figure. She has three dragons which are symbols of her power and her journey towards ruling. Her character also shows a great deal of compassion at times, especially towards the slaves she liberates.

Well, her story has a lot going on. Initially, she was a timid girl but grew into a powerful queen. When she was with Drogo, she got the idea of reclaiming the Iron Throne. The hatching of the dragons was a turning point. After that, she started building her army. In Slaver's Bay, she used her dragons to great effect. She fought against the slave masters. Her actions there made her both feared and loved. For example, in Meereen, she had to deal with political unrest even as she tried to do good by freeing the slaves.

Key events include her marriage to Khal Drogo, the birth of her dragons, her conquests in Slaver's Bay, and her journey to Westeros.

Hatching the dragon eggs is crucial. Also, her marriage to Khal Drogo which gives her an army. And her conquest of Mereen where she starts to rule and make decisions about slavery.

I don't think it's truly never - ending. While her story was very complex and full of twists and turns, like her conquests in Slaver's Bay and her march towards Westeros. Eventually, all stories in 'Game of Thrones' have an end point, and hers ended with her downfall in King's Landing, which was a shock to many fans.