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re: Game of Thrones S4:E2:"The Lion and the Rose", HODORS ONLY (no book readers)
Posted on 4/15/14 at 7:34 pm to KosmoCramer
Posted on 4/15/14 at 7:34 pm to KosmoCramer
I have no real reason to think that, it's just a fun theory.
He's a malicious and dangerous man who loved Lady Cat so completely that he could absolutely hold ill will against the Lannisters for having her killed.
He was also master of coin when the crown went into debt with the Iron Bank of Bravos - perhaps there's an angle there? Who knows.
He always talked about fricking his way to the top because he couldn't fight. Nothing says "fricking" like poisoning someone at their own wedding.
Seriously though, the only reason I think he'd be involved is because I really feel like he's going to be a big player as the story evolves and there has to be a time when he makes his reappearance.
He's a malicious and dangerous man who loved Lady Cat so completely that he could absolutely hold ill will against the Lannisters for having her killed.
He was also master of coin when the crown went into debt with the Iron Bank of Bravos - perhaps there's an angle there? Who knows.
He always talked about fricking his way to the top because he couldn't fight. Nothing says "fricking" like poisoning someone at their own wedding.
Seriously though, the only reason I think he'd be involved is because I really feel like he's going to be a big player as the story evolves and there has to be a time when he makes his reappearance.
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Posted on 4/15/14 at 8:19 pm to NawlinsTiger9
Yeah, I dunno, don't see it.
I'm not feeling the cake either. I think that's just too messy, too much could go wrong.
With poisoning the wine, if you don't do it, no one will ever know that you planned it.
With the cake, if something goes wrong, a bunch of innocents could die and there's no assurance that Joffrey dies.
I see the cake as a bomb of sorts that would take out a lot of the Lannisters, Margaery, and potentially anyone at the head tables. And the people at the head tables are the most likely ones that would want to kill Joffrey and would have the access.
Unless it was the Red Viper, then he might not care about the collateral damage at all.
I'm not feeling the cake either. I think that's just too messy, too much could go wrong.
With poisoning the wine, if you don't do it, no one will ever know that you planned it.
With the cake, if something goes wrong, a bunch of innocents could die and there's no assurance that Joffrey dies.
I see the cake as a bomb of sorts that would take out a lot of the Lannisters, Margaery, and potentially anyone at the head tables. And the people at the head tables are the most likely ones that would want to kill Joffrey and would have the access.
Unless it was the Red Viper, then he might not care about the collateral damage at all.
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