>In fact, she would soon likely be at war with the most
>beloved man in Westeros who had a better claim to the throne.
>
>On top of that every single Westeros Advisor (who is still
>alive) has betrayed her even before she took the crown. So
>she would have had to rely on the advise of a person who
>betrayed her, that the ringing of bells means that she truly
>surrendered and the war is over.
>
>I just don't think it's that big of a leap for the woman who
>said she will burn down cities to get the throne deciding to
>burn down cities.


I agree with all this. And folks would be mad zzzzz if she had heeded to the surrender nd just went back to politics of the iron rule throne bearer. Her decision to do what h edid gives the ending some gravitas as well, insted of them in an ice cream parlor etc.