Well she literally says she knows Tyrion had nothing to do with Joffrey but she blames him for the other 2, that’s why he said just 2. Tyrion literally did nothing to Joffrey besides be accused but Cersei alr knows the truth by this point
He's claiming the family she claimed he killed, the 2 that he did kill, and then two she blames him for that he did not, she no longer blames him for his death.
It really doesn’t. The more I listen the more I realize that essentially everything that happened to Cersei happened because of her own scheming. The War of Five Kings happened because of her getting Ned killed. Joffrey’s brief but cruel reign happened because of her. Immediately pinning the blame of Joffrey’s death leading to Tywinn’s death happened because of her. The High Sparrow rose to power because of her. Tommen took his own life because of her. Had Tyrion not been unfairly tried, Obeyrn wouldn’t have died fighting The Mountain which led to Mycella’s death in retaliation so while that may be a stretch she also played a role in that too. She didn’t send anyone to fight at Winterfell. She killed one of Dany’s dragons (forgot the name) and then executed Missandei in front of her leading to not only her death, but Jaime’s, and the destruction of King’s Landing. So for her to sit there and even remotely try to blame Tyrion for ANYTHING is enraging.
@@nihilisticpuk She hates Tyrion but she does and has always had some love and respect for him as well... But all of the BS and downfall of the Lannisters AND THE Starks, as well asthe entire Kingdom is because of her incompetence as a mother, a wife, and a sister.
"I've thought about killing you more times than I can count" That last line probably saved him. They destroyed each other's life. But Tyrion never tried to kill her even if he wanted to. And she shouldn't too if she wanted to.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Yes probably. Maybe by killing him, she would become a worse person than what she think Tyrion was. Him accepting his death and confession of wanting to kill her in the past already made him a better person than her. I think sparing him was to get back to the same level as him. Or simply she just don't want to kill her brother.
No way. Cersei is smart. She knows she'll be obliviated from this earth if she dares kill Tyrion. Deanery, two dragons and the Dorthraki are still waiting for Tyrion to come out. She would awaken the Mad Queen.
@@shaunakpatel6461 That's after she killed one her dragon. At that time, everyone sees Deanery as powerless. Cersei has over confidence cos Euron and his Iron fleet are everywhere waiting for the other dragon to surface.
Can we get some praise for the fact that they both hate each other so much and have a right to but also can’t go through with killing each other because they are STILL FAMILY. That’s the lion/Lannister loyalty right there.
@@fightingmedialounge519it did completely break Tyrion, turn Jamie against him and was purely because he believed Tywin would have gone through with killing him
Cersei loved Jamie. Tyrion loved Jamie. Jamie loved them both. Cersei and Tyrion respected the shared blood and love for Jaime. Just a take on this from yt shorts.
This bit has my nomination for best acted scene in the entire series. Lena Headey’s expression at the moment when she wants to kill Tyrion and won’t/can’t. THAT is an insanely mad queen.
Cersei is to blame for Tommen's death, but not Myrcella. Oberyn died in a fair trial by combat that he chose to participate in. It's fucked up but that's how the law works in Westeros. Neither Myrcella nor Cersei were responsable for it. The Sand snakes killing Myrcella was just cold injustified murder.
oberyn was only participating to kill the mountain... because tywin sent him to murder babies and rape and murder their mother. the sand snakes may be the proximate guilty party for the murder of myrcella, but lannister evil is what created the sand snakes.
Myrcella's death is actually Tyrion's fault. The martells had been enemies with the Lannisters for a long time, and sending a Lannister child to them like Tyrion did was, even in the best of cases, giving them a hostage unnecesarily On top of that, he killed Tywin, the only Lannister that the Martells feared, so they had nothing to fear by killing Myrcella
@@vitcher3507 Wtf is that logic. Then according to you Peter Baelish killed himself because of the way he treated Arya, Ned Stark/Robert killed themselves because of the way they treated Cersei, and Robb Stark killed himself because of the way he treated Walder Frey It doesn't matter if you offend someone, or how badly you treat them. If they grab a crossbow and shoot at you multiple times, then it was them who killed you
@@Nxst-i5l it's normal logic, there's action, and there's reaction. The way you treat others matters lol. Tywin created his own demise. Ofc it was Tyrion who shot bolts, but it was only consequences of Tywin's stupidity. Littlefinger got what he deserved. Robert and Ned got killed bc Lannisters were vile twats, not bc of their mistreating someone.
She is her father’s daughter more than the others. Tyrion wouldn’t toss him in the sea and she wouldn’t put him to the sword, both for the same reason.
No way. Cersei is smart. She knows she'll be obliviated from this earth if she dares kill Tyrion. Deanery, two dragons and the Dorthraki are still waiting for Tyrion to come out. She would awaken the Mad Queen.
She probably scare with the witch prophecy if she kill tyrion the last brother left is jaimie and prophecy say 1 of her brother will kill her for sure that why in the end tyrion kill her cause he bring the fire and blood to westeros and cant handle dany who loss everything and turn into madness.
To all those who say she can't kill tyrion or she'll have no one to blame no.. she can't kill tyrion because he's her brother end of story.. how many of you could honestly kill your sibling be real about it, you could hate hate hate your sibling but i bet none of you could pull the trigger to kill them even without consequences, Lannisters House words are "Family, Duty, Honour, Hear me Roar" Keyword there FAMILY
@@sathira_anuk5179 you’re confusing one-dimensional with ‘better written’. In the show Tyrion has a sense of humor, multiple interests, and actual human emotions. That’s what happens when multiple writers create a well-rounded character. In the books, he’s lecherous and hateful, that’s it.
@@pinkace He is just sad good guy in the show. The book Tyrion is not just hateful, he has reasons and emotion to feel that way. Book Tyrion craves for love and respect he never had. And when whole world betrays him, when his family turns against him, when he sees how the city he saved despises him, he feels that he will never get any love or praise because he is a monster in the eyes of the people. And that is a realistic human reaction. Book Tyrion is in doubts. He has hatred and hope for happiness still fighting inside him. And of course he hates and wishes death to his family, because that makes sense. His family betrayed him. His father was putting him down his whole life and was intended to execute him, same goes for his sister. And when he learns truth about Tysha, he realises that he cannot trust Jamie either. The city he saved, hoping that maybe that would make them love him, was demanding him to be executed. And after all of that, are we going to blame him for wanting his revenge, for wanting to bring fire and blood onto Westeros? Onto Cersei, Jamie? And show Tyrion is just a good guy. Even after all betrayals he still wants to save Cersei. But why in the hell he would want to save her? Tyrion in show has no moral conflict at all. The betrayal from his whole family was just a nothing to him. Zero changes. Just a good guy. THAT is a one dimensional character. Not mentioning how stupid he became to later seasons where he just stands around looking sad
@@hawnt2r well, you are in the vast minority. EVERY PERSON I have talked to agrees that the single best part of the show is an IMPROVED Tyrion. We used to have a fan club for the books, hundreds of members, and when the show came out we used to watch it together, and ALL of them disagree with you. Maybe perhaps you're holding the books to some magical standard, instead of being analytical?
@@pinkace what does it prove? I know lots of people who believe in creationism over evolution. Just a lot of people believing in something doesn't automatically prove your point. And you even admit yourself that it is YOUR experience that people YOU met tend to disagree with me. And I met plenty of people and most of the people who actually red the books agree with me. Show makes Tyrion more likable, that is a point of whitewashing him, same way they turned Jon into Ned Stark 2.0 But making him likeable doesn't equal to making him actual better character. Because the whole idea behind Tyrion's character, or his arc is him trying to get love, but constantly getting rejected, being seen as a monster, and him actually turning into one, because everything around pushes him towards it. And funny that, I wrote whole comment consisting of analysis (maybe not right one, but still). And you just wrote that your friends don't agree with me, so that makes me wrong, but somehow it is me who is being emotional and can't be analytical. Here's the video on topic, maybe you've seen it. It just has all the arguments and more deep and expanded view on topic th-cam.com/video/H9HFigfkKHA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4HfWFnqG4CyMsOTm
cersei hate tyrion but never want really kill him, maybe she hired an assasin, yes but only for her revenge, since she discover joffey murderer wasnt him, shes back to neutral, bcoz in origin she never want to kill him without reason
I still don’t fully understand why she had not killed him. She tried to get him killed many times, indirectly and she truly believed it was his fault she lost everyone she loved more than life. In her eyes, Tyrion wronged her more than the people she killed combined. By all accounts, he was arguably her primary enemy all her life and by this time, she was already written and portrayed as this murderous villain driven completely insane with spite the entire season. Thoughts??
No reason, just because they wanted a melodramatic cheesy but well-acted scene😅. Also don't think Cersei was "driven insane". Spiteful, in denial? Yes. But not "completely insane", that would be Danearys
That's great acting, but I would really prefer to watch Lannisters torn apart, instead of this. One of most interesting storylines in books are Jamie breaking the spell that Cersei had over him and Tyrion on a mission, to bring his family fire and blood
This may be unpopular, but this scene made zero sense to me. The way they have built Searcy character then honestly it would’ve made more sense if she would’ve killed Tyrion the moment he told her to. She hated him with blind hatred.
Sometimes i think she doesn't kill him bc of sentimentality. By this point in the series there is only the three of them left of their family. If hes gone, theres only jamie. If jamie were gone, she would be desolate in truth. On the flip side, i think she doesn't kill him bc hes a scapegoat to blame everything that goes wrong for her, from her mothers death by his birth to this moment of the inexorable extinction of their house.
I do not understand this scene. Cersei has tried to actually kill Tyrion on multiple occasions. She literally ordered, i think it was a kingsguard, to kill him during the battle of the blackwater so she could blame his death on the war. For her to hesitate at such an opportunity, especially after all the things Tyrion did to her after she already tried to have him killed, it just doesn't make sense. Or at least for her to have not killed him due to him being family doesn't make sense, not killing him because she knew her twin would be upset would make more sense.
She's lost so many of her family members recently and is increasingly alone. She has learned how badly it hurts to lose family. She's more concerned about how she will feel than actually concerned about Tyrion. In my view. It's really open to interpretation.
She probably scare with the witch prophecy if she kill tyrion the last brother left is jaimie and prophecy say 1 of her brother will kill her for sure.
But as we’ve all seen and know; this was a story about the repercussions of assumption…. There’s a lesson for all to be learned from this story line. How people tend to manufacture the very demons they wish to avoid… pay attention people… this lesson will take you deeper than an class of philosophy at your local community college will ever take you… or you could just go to a family reunion and sit quietly to watch and listen if you want full proof…may the viewers judge
it was cut by those holding her prisoner, but after that I think it just fit with what she became...she took on a masculine role after the death of her father and became very power-hungry. She even changed the way she dressed.
He really said “two beautiful children” I’m crying
Well she literally says she knows Tyrion had nothing to do with Joffrey but she blames him for the other 2, that’s why he said just 2. Tyrion literally did nothing to Joffrey besides be accused but Cersei alr knows the truth by this point
@@josephstalin2606 Plus Joffrey was ugly
He's claiming the family she claimed he killed, the 2 that he did kill, and then two she blames him for that he did not, she no longer blames him for his death.
@@josephstalin2606 Nah fam you know exactly what he meant LOL
@@animerickyes. What he said. He said two cause cersei accused him of T and M
A LOT of scenes were ruined by bad dialogue in the later seasons, but this scene COOKS
The acting carries
It really doesn’t. The more I listen the more I realize that essentially everything that happened to Cersei happened because of her own scheming. The War of Five Kings happened because of her getting Ned killed. Joffrey’s brief but cruel reign happened because of her. Immediately pinning the blame of Joffrey’s death leading to Tywinn’s death happened because of her. The High Sparrow rose to power because of her. Tommen took his own life because of her. Had Tyrion not been unfairly tried, Obeyrn wouldn’t have died fighting The Mountain which led to Mycella’s death in retaliation so while that may be a stretch she also played a role in that too. She didn’t send anyone to fight at Winterfell. She killed one of Dany’s dragons (forgot the name) and then executed Missandei in front of her leading to not only her death, but Jaime’s, and the destruction of King’s Landing. So for her to sit there and even remotely try to blame Tyrion for ANYTHING is enraging.
@@jackyoungiii3770 because that’s her character ? She absolutely hates Tyrion . You know that right ?
@@nihilisticpuk She hates Tyrion but she does and has always had some love and respect for him as well... But all of the BS and downfall of the Lannisters AND THE Starks, as well asthe entire Kingdom is because of her incompetence as a mother, a wife, and a sister.
"I've thought about killing you more times than I can count"
That last line probably saved him. They destroyed each other's life. But Tyrion never tried to kill her even if he wanted to. And she shouldn't too if she wanted to.
If you ask me Cercie destroyed her life her self
I doubt that she cared about fairness morals here...and Tyrion didn't ruin her life
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Yes probably. Maybe by killing him, she would become a worse person than what she think Tyrion was. Him accepting his death and confession of wanting to kill her in the past already made him a better person than her. I think sparing him was to get back to the same level as him.
Or simply she just don't want to kill her brother.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 he definitly didnt shes just the typical narcissist
Despite her anger, deep down she knows that tyrion and jaimie are the only family she has left that she cares about.
No way. Cersei is smart. She knows she'll be obliviated from this earth if she dares kill Tyrion. Deanery, two dragons and the Dorthraki are still waiting for Tyrion to come out. She would awaken the Mad Queen.
She probably scare with the prophecy if she kill tyrion the last brother left is jaimie and prophecy say 1 of her brother will kill her for sure.
@@michaelstorm4785 Cersei killed missandre lol you got no point
@@shaunakpatel6461 That's after she killed one her dragon. At that time, everyone sees Deanery as powerless. Cersei has over confidence cos Euron and his Iron fleet are everywhere waiting for the other dragon to surface.
Can we get some praise for the fact that they both hate each other so much and have a right to but also can’t go through with killing each other because they are STILL FAMILY. That’s the lion/Lannister loyalty right there.
I don’t know about that considering who killed tywin.
@@fightingmedialounge519it did completely break Tyrion, turn Jamie against him and was purely because he believed Tywin would have gone through with killing him
@@mlgmeistros4278 it partially broke tyrion.
That’s really bad writing by D&D right there
Your point falls apart when you realize that Tyrion shot Tywin, on the pooper no less.
The fact that even after everything, Cersei didn't kill him...😢
Tyrion in the books: I regret nothing!
If she killed Tyrion Jamie would never forgive her.
That’s the part Tyrion doesn’t get I think.
I’m 100% certain that Tyrion expected to die in that moment.
@@samdurfee6093Naah, he just wanted dumb season 8 to be over..
Exactly
He would neverrrr
lol You have to be an idiot to say that
Jamie loved her even more than his children
The mountain's like come-on let me do it
I'm afraid the Mountain can't like anything anymore
Cersei loved Jamie. Tyrion loved Jamie. Jamie loved them both. Cersei and Tyrion respected the shared blood and love for Jaime. Just a take on this from yt shorts.
Good take 👌
I think they both love each other as a family
This bit has my nomination for best acted scene in the entire series. Lena Headey’s expression at the moment when she wants to kill Tyrion and won’t/can’t. THAT is an insanely mad queen.
This scene is not even close to a top scene in the show. What a horrific comment.
@@erichrichter667 You don’t read so good, huh?
She CAN, but D&D won't let her
@@Nill757No need to insult others.
@@erichrichter667Don't be so dramatic
Cersei is to blame for Tommen's death, but not Myrcella.
Oberyn died in a fair trial by combat that he chose to participate in. It's fucked up but that's how the law works in Westeros. Neither Myrcella nor Cersei were responsable for it. The Sand snakes killing Myrcella was just cold injustified murder.
oberyn was only participating to kill the mountain... because tywin sent him to murder babies and rape and murder their mother. the sand snakes may be the proximate guilty party for the murder of myrcella, but lannister evil is what created the sand snakes.
Myrcella's death is actually Tyrion's fault. The martells had been enemies with the Lannisters for a long time, and sending a Lannister child to them like Tyrion did was, even in the best of cases, giving them a hostage unnecesarily
On top of that, he killed Tywin, the only Lannister that the Martells feared, so they had nothing to fear by killing Myrcella
@@Nxst-i5l actually, Tywin killed himself, bc the way he treated his son. If sandsnakes wanted Myrcela to die, they would find another way.
@@vitcher3507 Wtf is that logic. Then according to you Peter Baelish killed himself because of the way he treated Arya, Ned Stark/Robert killed themselves because of the way they treated Cersei, and Robb Stark killed himself because of the way he treated Walder Frey
It doesn't matter if you offend someone, or how badly you treat them. If they grab a crossbow and shoot at you multiple times, then it was them who killed you
@@Nxst-i5l it's normal logic, there's action, and there's reaction. The way you treat others matters lol. Tywin created his own demise. Ofc it was Tyrion who shot bolts, but it was only consequences of Tywin's stupidity. Littlefinger got what he deserved. Robert and Ned got killed bc Lannisters were vile twats, not bc of their mistreating someone.
Cersi is 100% responsible for Tommen's death.
She is her father’s daughter more than the others. Tyrion wouldn’t toss him in the sea and she wouldn’t put him to the sword, both for the same reason.
No matter how much she despises Tyrion … in that moment she still saw him a her brother
No way. Cersei is smart. She knows she'll be obliviated from this earth if she dares kill Tyrion. Deanery, two dragons and the Dorthraki are still waiting for Tyrion to come out. She would awaken the Mad Queen.
@@michaelstorm4785 did you talk to her personally? The way she looked at him she still saw her brother
She probably scare with the witch prophecy if she kill tyrion the last brother left is jaimie and prophecy say 1 of her brother will kill her for sure that why in the end tyrion kill her cause he bring the fire and blood to westeros and cant handle dany who loss everything and turn into madness.
@@mscharitaDid YOU talk to her (a fictional character) personally?🙄🤦
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 sure did 🤫
Anyone but her is accountable, surprise surprise. Cercei is strikingly beautiful tho
To all those who say she can't kill tyrion or she'll have no one to blame no.. she can't kill tyrion because he's her brother end of story.. how many of you could honestly kill your sibling be real about it, you could hate hate hate your sibling but i bet none of you could pull the trigger to kill them even without consequences, Lannisters House words are "Family, Duty, Honour, Hear me Roar"
Keyword there FAMILY
She actually could have killed him. Tyrion killed his father. She spared him only because she was pregnant and Daenerys would have burnt the Red Keep.
"Family, Duty, Honour" are the words of House Tully.
The first 3 are House Tully you dult.
Mountain was ready
I doesn't matter how much Cersey hates Tyrion he is her family he would never kill him
Damn the Mountain was ready to put in that work
Actually littlefinger is at fault for everything so stop blaming everybody and blame the real bad guy😮😮
This scene was so powerful. This little man was the bravest in all Westeros. Soooo much better than book Tyrion.
Book Tyrion is a better written character
@@sathira_anuk5179 you’re confusing one-dimensional with ‘better written’. In the show Tyrion has a sense of humor, multiple interests, and actual human emotions. That’s what happens when multiple writers create a well-rounded character. In the books, he’s lecherous and hateful, that’s it.
@@pinkace He is just sad good guy in the show. The book Tyrion is not just hateful, he has reasons and emotion to feel that way. Book Tyrion craves for love and respect he never had. And when whole world betrays him, when his family turns against him, when he sees how the city he saved despises him, he feels that he will never get any love or praise because he is a monster in the eyes of the people.
And that is a realistic human reaction. Book Tyrion is in doubts. He has hatred and hope for happiness still fighting inside him. And of course he hates and wishes death to his family, because that makes sense. His family betrayed him. His father was putting him down his whole life and was intended to execute him, same goes for his sister. And when he learns truth about Tysha, he realises that he cannot trust Jamie either. The city he saved, hoping that maybe that would make them love him, was demanding him to be executed.
And after all of that, are we going to blame him for wanting his revenge, for wanting to bring fire and blood onto Westeros? Onto Cersei, Jamie?
And show Tyrion is just a good guy. Even after all betrayals he still wants to save Cersei. But why in the hell he would want to save her? Tyrion in show has no moral conflict at all. The betrayal from his whole family was just a nothing to him. Zero changes. Just a good guy. THAT is a one dimensional character.
Not mentioning how stupid he became to later seasons where he just stands around looking sad
@@hawnt2r well, you are in the vast minority. EVERY PERSON I have talked to agrees that the single best part of the show is an IMPROVED Tyrion. We used to have a fan club for the books, hundreds of members, and when the show came out we used to watch it together, and ALL of them disagree with you. Maybe perhaps you're holding the books to some magical standard, instead of being analytical?
@@pinkace what does it prove? I know lots of people who believe in creationism over evolution. Just a lot of people believing in something doesn't automatically prove your point. And you even admit yourself that it is YOUR experience that people YOU met tend to disagree with me. And I met plenty of people and most of the people who actually red the books agree with me. Show makes Tyrion more likable, that is a point of whitewashing him, same way they turned Jon into Ned Stark 2.0
But making him likeable doesn't equal to making him actual better character. Because the whole idea behind Tyrion's character, or his arc is him trying to get love, but constantly getting rejected, being seen as a monster, and him actually turning into one, because everything around pushes him towards it.
And funny that, I wrote whole comment consisting of analysis (maybe not right one, but still). And you just wrote that your friends don't agree with me, so that makes me wrong, but somehow it is me who is being emotional and can't be analytical.
Here's the video on topic, maybe you've seen it. It just has all the arguments and more deep and expanded view on topic
th-cam.com/video/H9HFigfkKHA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4HfWFnqG4CyMsOTm
cersei hate tyrion but never want really kill him, maybe she hired an assasin, yes but only for her revenge, since she discover joffey murderer wasnt him, shes back to neutral, bcoz in origin she never want to kill him without reason
Idc this scene did not disappoint
My sister when I walk into her room without knocking 😅
She's got some balls on her.
I still don’t fully understand why she had not killed him. She tried to get him killed many times, indirectly and she truly believed it was his fault she lost everyone she loved more than life. In her eyes, Tyrion wronged her more than the people she killed combined. By all accounts, he was arguably her primary enemy all her life and by this time, she was already written and portrayed as this murderous villain driven completely insane with spite the entire season. Thoughts??
No reason, just because they wanted a melodramatic cheesy but well-acted scene😅. Also don't think Cersei was "driven insane". Spiteful, in denial? Yes. But not "completely insane", that would be Danearys
...why is Tyrion so meek here? He knows damn well he didn't kill Tommen or Myrcella
They turned him into a depressed drunkard after season 4, like lol he always acts this way in the later seasons he's given up on everything
That's great acting, but I would really prefer to watch Lannisters torn apart, instead of this. One of most interesting storylines in books are Jamie breaking the spell that Cersei had over him and Tyrion on a mission, to bring his family fire and blood
Whats crazy is also that Tyrion loved those children
Not "crazy". Normal.
This may be unpopular, but this scene made zero sense to me. The way they have built Searcy character then honestly it would’ve made more sense if she would’ve killed Tyrion the moment he told her to. She hated him with blind hatred.
It's not so unpopular if you read comments carefully
She didn't (hate him). She wanted to, but she didn't. He was still her brother.
I'm pretty sure in that scene, if RR Martin would wrote it Tyrion's tongue would be cut
I am kinda lost n feeling strange abt all these mysteries.Why do I feel like they're so real not just a movie
Tyrion could have not existed i swear cersei would still find a way to kill everyone
I mean I feel like the real Cersei would have killed him in a heartbeat
Strong scene
Kinslayer
cerseis kind of right dorne does have little love for the lannisters after all
All the mountain had to do was to step on him not to draw the sword
Compare the clips from the early seasons to this...writing is a skill that is lost to corporatism...
Cersei was the most consistent character in the series: a textbook narcissist and sociopath
Why she doesn't kill him?
Sometimes i think she doesn't kill him bc of sentimentality. By this point in the series there is only the three of them left of their family. If hes gone, theres only jamie. If jamie were gone, she would be desolate in truth.
On the flip side, i think she doesn't kill him bc hes a scapegoat to blame everything that goes wrong for her, from her mothers death by his birth to this moment of the inexorable extinction of their house.
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I think because he was danys hand and cersi was dumb but even she knew killing Tyrion wouldn’t have ended well
he's her brother
I do not understand this scene. Cersei has tried to actually kill Tyrion on multiple occasions. She literally ordered, i think it was a kingsguard, to kill him during the battle of the blackwater so she could blame his death on the war. For her to hesitate at such an opportunity, especially after all the things Tyrion did to her after she already tried to have him killed, it just doesn't make sense. Or at least for her to have not killed him due to him being family doesn't make sense, not killing him because she knew her twin would be upset would make more sense.
She's lost so many of her family members recently and is increasingly alone. She has learned how badly it hurts to lose family.
She's more concerned about how she will feel than actually concerned about Tyrion.
In my view. It's really open to interpretation.
She probably scare with the witch prophecy if she kill tyrion the last brother left is jaimie and prophecy say 1 of her brother will kill her for sure.
Drama😮
When they are all wearing black the writing is hack
Why couldn’t she kill Tyrion?
Because he's not to blame for what she's blaming him for. Mycella is Tywin's fault, Tommens death is her fault.
But as we’ve all seen and know; this was a story about the repercussions of assumption…. There’s a lesson for all to be learned from this story line. How people tend to manufacture the very demons they wish to avoid… pay attention people… this lesson will take you deeper than an class of philosophy at your local community college will ever take you… or you could just go to a family reunion and sit quietly to watch and listen if you want full proof…may the viewers judge
Not
Running out of books ruined Tyrion and Cerseis characters. Hate how they ruined them
Why did they get her to cut her hair. She was so pretty with long hair man
it was cut by those holding her prisoner, but after that I think it just fit with what she became...she took on a masculine role after the death of her father and became very power-hungry. She even changed the way she dressed.