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CMV: There's no "wheel broken" in the ending of Game of Thrones.

Obvious spoilers of course.

>Daenerys Targaryen : Lannister, Targaryen, Baratheon, Stark, Tyrell they're all just spokes on a wheel. This ones on top, then that ones on top and on and on it spins crushing those on the ground.

>Tyrion Lannister : It's a beautiful dream, stopping the wheel. You're not the first person who's ever dreamt it.

>Daenerys Targaryen : I'm not going to stop the wheel, I'm going to break the wheel.

I actually liked this quote from the show and I thought she was going to institute an absolute enlightened monarchy with dragons just like how they did with canons during Renaissance. Just like Jaehaerys I did and Aegon V failed.

Then the show ends with elective monarchy in the end. Tyrion interprets this as breaking the wheel. But wouldn't high lords still play their game of thrones? Wouldn't it be worse since they strive to be high king by bribing and political intrigues? Don't they still have hereditary birthright except high king? Wouldn't they still exploit the smallfolk? I think this would go worse now since the power of monarch is weakened and no longer a birthright.

I can interpret it as dawn of new era, but not exactly breaking the wheel. Didn't work well in Holy Roman Empire and Poland-Lithuania Commonwealth... Someone please change my mind.
gpt
It's plausible that it's broken.  After all, Bran is King and Three Eyed Raven.  The last Three Eyed Raven lived over a thousand years.  This one might too, making further elections by the thereocracy unnecessary.  With his thousand eyes and (eventually) Master of Whisperers he can see everything and end humanity's oppression of the forests forever.