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An in-depth analysis of chapter 17 Cersei 4 of A Feast for Crows, book four of the A Song of Ice and Fire series by George RR Martin. Be sure to visit our website...
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From George RR Martin's "A Feast for Crows."If you like what you're hearing, be sure to check out my channel, where you can find all of my A Song of Ice and ...
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May 13, 2019 · Nothing else matters, only us! End of House Lannister, Death scene of Jaime and Cersei.
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In chapter 17 (Cersei IV) of AFFC we can read (about High Septon's death): No man can ask for more than to die peacefully in his sleep, full of years. I couldn't find any more details in the book, but in the internet summaries I found two different explanations of his death.
Cersei notes that they are sending Balon Swann to Dorne with Gregor Clegane's head as has been promised, but she does not mention that Balon will have another task as well. [N 1] We also learn that Tyrion's High Septon has died in his "sleep", and the council brings up the continuing influx of "sparrows" into King's Landing , stirring up the ...
To be clear, I FULLY support Cersei and Jaime dying together (anyone who actually thought that Jaime was gonna have some rom-com ending with Brienne wasn't paying attention at all), but I hate that their ending came because some big rocks fell on them and crushed them to death.
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I got the impression Cersei was mostly upset by her death because it proved Maggy's prophecies came true. Which shows another kind of coldness, since she's more worried by her own fate than her friend's death.
