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1. www.popsugar.com › entertainment › why-did-cerseiWhy Did Cersei Kidnap and Kill Missandei on Game of Thrones ...

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   May 9, 2019 · Missandei's death serves no real purpose to further the plot — the big players involved (Daenerys and Cersei) were always going to have a violent clash no matter who gets caught in the middle ...

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3. www.vox.com › 2019/5/6 › 18530526Game of Thrones’ Missandei controversy, explained - Vox

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   May 6, 2019 · During Euron’s ambush on Dany’s fleet, her best friend and longtime servant Missandei is captured. She becomes Cersei’s prisoner, and in the episode’s final scene, Cersei orders the ...

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4. www.reddit.com › r › gameofthronesWhy did Cersei act against and imprison the Tyrell’s (Margery ...

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   In the beginning Cersei saw the Tyrells as someone she could use to get her own way - protect her son, keep the Lannister on the throne. Short afterwards she began to realise that Margaery was playing the game her own way and saw her as a rival for power, for Tommen's love, and reacted as she ways does to suit herself in the moment without considering the consequences

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   That's also the reason why they acted so fast and why Cersei was caught off guard and did not react in time (or had time to react) to talk sense into Joffrey and prevent Neds execution. Result was that Westeros ended up in a war, and Littlefinger was the only person that profited from ned's killing (or if not the only one, the one who profited ...

6. www.reddit.com › r › gameofthronesWhy didn’t Cersei attack in this scene? : r/gameofthrones

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   Yeah but in this case, "bad writing" is the only true answer to this question here, let's be real, Cersei didn't care about honour, she had a bunch of scorpions with many archers at her side and Dany, for some reason, completely vulnerable, the only reason Cersei didn't attack them is plot armour and not because it was a parley.

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   May 5, 2019 · Game of Thrones returns next Sunday at HBO at 9 P.M. ET. Just because the Battle of Winterfell was over, that doesn't mean everyone's safe, especially when Cersei Lannister is involved. In Game of ...

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   Will Daenerys challenge Cersei for the Iron Throne?

   • Following the intense — and frustratingly hard to see — events of "The Long Night," Daenerys and whatever is left of her retinue set forward on her campaign to challenge Cersei for the Iron Throne.

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   Why did Cersei overrule Joffrey?

   • Securing Joffrey's position as king was why the whole drama with Ned confessing was taking place. If at this point Cersei publically over-rules him, how does it work out ? Legally speaking, since Joffrey was a minor and the kingdoms under regency, Cersei would be completely within her rights to stop the execution.

   (Spoilers All) Is there any answer to why Cersei didn't stop Joffrey

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   Can Cersei stop Joffrey's execution?

   • Legally speaking, since Joffrey was a minor and the kingdoms under regency, Cersei would be completely within her rights to stop the execution. In fact, if I understand it correctly, legally, even if Joffrey gave the order, it technically wouldn't be approved until Cersei agreed to it.

   (Spoilers All) Is there any answer to why Cersei didn't stop Joffrey

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   What would Cersei have told Ned?

   • Cersei would have strongly told him to make one decision, as would the members of the Small Council such as Pycelle, Varys and Littlefinger. Someone must have given him council to execute Ned, he was too much of a mommas boy at that point to ignore her as well as everyone else's advice. napo_simba Hold the onion, Hold the onion! HONYON! • 8 yr. ago

   (Spoilers All) Is there any answer to why Cersei didn't stop Joffrey

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   Did Cersei actually say something to Joffrey?

   • The quote says Cersei did actually say something to him, I assume she was trying to talk him down, because of the following: 'but Joffrey shook his head'. Not pedantry, think it actually reinforces it as it sounds like Joffrey was already convinced, and everything else Joffrey does is very impulsive (and we also know he's rather manipulable).

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   Is Cersei a 'walk of shame'?

   • But, despite all that, she’s not actually alone: Cersei is part of a long history of medieval “walk of shame” participants. George R.R. Martin has cited one particular such walk as an inspiration for what happens to Cersei: Jane Shore, a mistress of King Edward IV of England, who did her penance in 1483.

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9. time.com › 3921066The True History Behind Cersei’s Game of Thrones Walk of Shame

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   Jun 15, 2015 · June 15, 2015 11:33 AM EDT. Contains spoilers for the season five finale of Game of Thrones. When Game of Thrones has Cersei Lannister take a naked walk of penance after her imprisonment at the ...