Emilia Clarke first spoke about the Game of Thrones finale and said she felt very bad about the way she was received by fans, not for herself, but for the authors.

"I was very focused on my reaction to notice what was happening around me," she told The Daily telegraph. ?I was really upset about [executive producers] David [Benioff] and Dan [Weiss] having good friends. I was heartbroken for them because the final was theirs. ?

Clarke said he does his best to avoid criticism and the press about the series and himself because whether it is positive or negative, it will have the same impact on him.

?I don't look for myself at Google; I don't read criticism, ?she said. "So I say I look like I have things in my head, but it's not good to hear me say, 'You're fantastic,' and I don't mind saying, 'Hey, piece of meat, why are you so healthy? ' They are the extremes you have to face and I just refuse to do it. ?

However, it doesn't bother people's opinion of the Game of Thrones finale. Everyone has a right to think whatever they want.

?Everyone has their own opinion and rightly. It is art, supposed to be broken and interpreted at will, ?she added. ?And if you're bored because it's over, you're bored because you liked it. I'm sorry it wasn't the finale everyone was expecting, but I think anyway, we couldn't make everyone happy. "