In this case it would be senselessness that a production, based on the books of George R.R Martin, which shows an explicit misogyny at the same time has feminist features, despite this is the case of Game of Thrones. The books, hence the TV adaptation, are set in a period similar to the Medieval era, it is similar because the author has created a new fantasy world, in which men had the power and women had to stand behind them being beautiful tools, used by them, in order to achieve power, riches and heirs that could succeed their father when it comes the time. However, season after season the audience can see how men are dethroned and women take charge of the realm and get what they want. They are stronger, wiser, these female characters that George R.R. Martin has created are the ones that have been playing the “game of thrones” all this
In this case it would be senselessness that a production, based on the books of George R.R Martin, which shows an explicit misogyny at the same time has feminist features, despite this is the case of Game of Thrones. The books, hence the TV adaptation, are set in a period similar to the Medieval era, it is similar because the author has created a new fantasy world, in which men had the power and women had to stand behind them being beautiful tools, used by them, in order to achieve power, riches and heirs that could succeed their father when it comes the time. However, season after season the audience can see how men are dethroned and women take charge of the realm and get what they want. They are stronger, wiser, these female characters that George R.R. Martin has created are the ones that have been playing the “game of thrones” all this