All The Very Best Of: Emilia Clarke’s Nude Scenes In Game of Thrones

How is it supposed to be believable that a woman who has hair that is paler than an albinos is also capable of growing eyebrows that are darker than Khal Drogo’s? In a world where that same woman is capable of controlling dragons I suppose I should not be too critical of its plausibility. For all I know that could be a completely natural occurrence in their world.

What bothers me even more than the eyebrows, though, is that this woman can be burned in a fire and not have a single hair on her head burned. The cells within hair are technically dead, so how does Emilia Clarke’s invulnerability to fire still reside in it? This is a flaw I see all over fiction, predominantly in regards to Superman. If the man’s hair can survive a fiery explosion then how does he ever get a haircut or shave? Does he simply sharpen a shard of kryptonite and do the job himself? Because if so, then I am impressed. I cannot go to a professional and hope to end up with a haircut as professional looking as his. Cutting the top is easy, but trying to do the back is how we first ended up with the mullet.

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