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My dad has a theory for Cercei’s death and it’s freaking good!
So I was watching the last episode of the season 7 of GoT with my family (we are all super fan). And the next morning my dad told me he had a theory for Cercei’s death. He just told me: “So Jaime left for the North to join the others in the Great War. But what if he died in this war and Arya takes his face and goes to King’s Landing and kills Cercei. And remember what the witch told Cercei when she was a girl? She will be killed by her little brother and she was born first.”
This is so plausible!! What do you think of it?
Why Sansa Stark is one of the best from Game of Thrones.
In relation to my last post (evolution of the character for the good and moving from childhood to adulthood ) I would like to give another great example with a pararell but similar evolution we can see on the big screen.
I will explain why Sansa is one of the best characters from Game of Thrones.
When she started at the first seasons, she was basically a nice child, who lived in Winterfell and only thought about herself and her dreams of escaping to a faraway land where she could live happily ever after with some handsome prince charming. She also had qualities and features of her personality that distinguished her for the good from the rest of her siblings, for which she felt superior and more deserving than them. Because of it, sometimes she acted like an entitled, spoiled child, just like Joffrey.
However, as the narrative advances she faces adversities like the death of her father, the psychological abuse by Cersei, the physical abuse by Joffrey, his forced marriage with Tyrion, the death of her mother, the disappearance of her siblings and a deep solitude and sadness. Later the manipulations of Littlefinger, her aunt Lysa and finally the ruthless sexual abuse by Ramsay Bolton.
She actually proves not to be like other spoiled children of the series that seem to be like her at first sight, like Tommen, who kills himself right after noticing Margaery’s death. She is also more sensible and humble than Joffrey, when she finally embraces her family and nurtures her relationship with them, forgetting about her utopic dreams. On the last episodes, having a more mature and realistic vision of the world she lives in and putting aside the fantasies and the chivalry fairytales, she bases her decisions on what is actually better for her house, the unity of her family and their long-preserved honor.
In conclusion, her evolution as a character is impressing and broke my expectations for the good by far in comparison to the beggining of the series. She is definitely an inspiring character and I think she deserves a happy ending.
Cersei Lannister
One of the greatest roles ever played.