I don't think it was Cersi's doing in the show. Maybe it was in the books. But that scene where he showed up and goes, "I'm so sorry for killing the King. I gots him drunks and stuff" and Cersi is all like, "wut? Wow, you're a crazy dumbass."Well, his (presumably) voluntary confession may have earned him some relief, and did he actually confess to his part in Robert's death?
Also that plot seems really fucking stupid in retrospect. I'm gonna fuck my cousin to get him to get my husband really drunk so that maybe he does something reckless while he's out hunting and suffers a mortal wound.
Didn't the Faith Militant kill both a male patron and his manwhore at Littlefinger's?It doesn't seem like the Sparrows hand out death sentences for buggery or infidelity or prostitution.
Not all sluts, just the gay ones. Loras wasn't caught in the act, so there's a process to be followed.I think that was probably more of a 'caught up in the frenzy of the moment' thing rather than a policy to kill all the sluts they encounter.
because sam and dany are cheap shoots, filming on boats in a sea/ocean is hella expensive. i like where they went with sansa since she was doing absolutely nothing in the books cept babysitting robin, who i am interested in seeing if they can turn him from a tittybaby into a normal kid.It would not have been an uphill battle to keep things interesting if we got Greyjoys doing viking stuff and Freys getting eaten and slaughtered. Why they decided to focus on Sam, Dany, and Dorne is a headscratcher. I guess like someone said just the popularity of Oberyn.
I always figured that the wine was gently poisoned - she said something this season or last in the show that made me think that even more but I cannot remember the exact quote.The impression I always got was that Cersei's tendency for "keeping it in the family" was a warped combination of her hatred of Robert and Tywin's constant harping on the fortunes of House Lannister being all that truly mattered. She bedded Lancel primarily to cuckold Robert by his own cupbearer and because Jaime was captured, not necessarily as a means to an end. Ned forced her hand to action and Lancel was just the most convenient option at that point.
This would be hilarious if he rolls in like Neville Longbottom weilding the sword of gryffindor or whatever.because sam and dany are cheap shoots, filming on boats in a sea/ocean is hella expensive. i like where they went with sansa since she was doing absolutely nothing in the books cept babysitting robin, who i am interested in seeing if they can turn him from a tittybaby into a normal kid.