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That ending with Ollena, can't wait for Cersei to find out though maybe no more impact for her. And Jamie...sigh hope he wakes up and stops supporting Cersei

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@Cockroachcharlie said:

@movie_nazi said:

@Mirabel said:

@movie_nazi said:

Everything you have presented has been simply conjecture. I have read the books as well and there is nothing in there that states he was in love with Sansa nor is there anything in there that states he jumped into the fight between Loras and the Mountain because he "wanted an excuse to strike his brother." You are pulling all of this out of your ass. But that's fine. You can enjoy Mirabel's GOT reboot in your head as you wish.

Besides books are books and TV show is TV show and there is even less shown in the show to back up your ridiculous statements.

Nothing in the books?

Did you miss the whole "Little Bird" segment? Where the Hound comes to Sansa's room and makes her sing to him? Where he tells her that if she came with him, away from King's Landing, that no one would ever hurt her again because he'd kill anyone who tried?

Did you miss the part where he said he might get to kill his brother?

But whether you agree or not, it is possible to say so politely. No need to be rude.

It's still in your head. You haven't presented anything that backs up your fantasy within a fantasy story (definitely gotta come up with a name for that). By all means, indulge.

Guys. Please. Move this to another topic. I'll create one if you want to slug it out there.

Calm down man. You are acting like the world's on fire. We won't talk about it any more sheesh.

@acontributor said:

@lmao7 said:

That ending with Ollena, can't wait for Cersei to find out though maybe no more impact for her. And Jamie...sigh hope he wakes up and stops supporting Cersei

The question is will Cersei believe Olenna's confession? She seems determined to make Sansa pay for her son's death. You may recalled Olenna had no part in killing Joffrey. That was Littlefinger. I think Olenna just wanted to protect Sansa.

No, she is the one who put the poison in his wine. She did it to protect Margery and admitted this to her an episode or two after their wedding. But little finger is the one who planned it.

"She seems determined to make Sansa pay for her son's death."

Why do you say that? Cirsei's obsession was with TYRION. Samsa was involved only because she was Tyrion's wife, and Cirsei never mentioned her. It was Shae who was targeting Sansa, because she was jealous over the loss of Tyrion. Littlefinger may even have exaggerated the danger to Sansa so that she would be dependent on him.

@TheCheetahPeach said:

@acontributor said:

@lmao7 said:

That ending with Ollena, can't wait for Cersei to find out though maybe no more impact for her. And Jamie...sigh hope he wakes up and stops supporting Cersei

The question is will Cersei believe Olenna's confession? She seems determined to make Sansa pay for her son's death. You may recalled Olenna had no part in killing Joffrey. That was Littlefinger. I think Olenna just wanted to protect Sansa.

No, she is the one who put the poison in his wine. She did it to protect Margery and admitted this to her an episode or two after their wedding. But little finger is the one who planned it.

Yes, thank you. clap_tone1

Well this thread certainly is in the running for the longest on the forum.

Just watched season 5 episode 7, "The Gift." Lady Olenna says to Baelish, "our fates are joined, together we murdered a king."

@jonnieblack said:

Just watched season 5 episode 7, "The Gift." Lady Olenna says to Baelish, "our fates are joined, together we murdered a king."

Yeah, I knew they were in cahoots. Just couldn't remember exactly what proved it. Thanks for that.

I wonder if that is foreshadowing to Baelish's ultimate demise?

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