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Originally Posted by mr. tegu
I don’t think anyone views Jon’s “punishment” as punishment so I’m not sure why anyone thinks he should want to go back to Winterfell or somewhere else. The entire time Tyrion was telling Jon his punishment I read it as Tyrion trying to hold back laughter, as in “Grey Worm actually thinks this is a punishment for you.” Tyrion even said very sarcastically, “we are all very sad” or something to that effect. Also, Bran will support The Nights Watch much better then it ever was before so Jon will return it to its former glory.
As for Drogon, him burning the chair seemed liked his way of saying he hated what it represented, what it did to Dany, and how it made her want him to destroy the innocents. Dragons are supposed to be very intelligent so he knows that it corrupted her and she ended up doing terrible things.
I don’t know that a show of this magnitude can ever have a great ending. Mostly because all of the characters are so well developed and many of their stories are just beginning again. This show was never going to be able to have a natural ending.
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I think Drogon understood everything that happened and that he burned the chair as a way of saying that if she couldn't have it then no one could have it, as a last show of respect to his master.