Bronn and tyrion are survivors. if i trust nothing else i trust that at the end those two will be alive.

And her mom (in her eyes, at least). And she might believe he might become the valonqar of the prophecy (could very well be the case if the prophecy is to be taken literally, since Jamie no longer has "hands").

I don't really think she minds Tywin's death though

I mean obviously she doesn't like him, but I don't think she is stupid enough to think that Bronn put Jamie in danger by arranging the meeting.

I think she's insane enough to think that, not stupid.



Hard to say. She loved and respected the hell out of her father, but his death also gave her more power. I think she'd pretend that it's the worst thing in the world, but inside she's a little bit glad it happened.

Yeah, that's what I think.

I don't think it works like that.

Plenty of survivors have died so far.



When someone has a very devious and suspicious mind like Cersei, it's easy for them to see the terrible possibilities. Because if the roles were reversed, it wouldn't be a stretch for her to conjure up a plan of a back alley meeting just to murder someone integral to the other side. Especially if she believes Tyrion is the evil little monster she sees him as.

The valonqar prophecy isn't in the show

I can't say that you are wrong, but I don't care. I consider it part of this story. I'm satisfied just assuming that it "happened offscreen". It's too big a part of the Lannister sibling dynamic to leave out.

This post was edited by Kayeto on Aug 23 2017 08:54pm

why everyone saying the whitewalkers conveniently having those spears? they always have them lol