Game Of Thrones: Why was Qyburn's crossbow taken into account by Bronn?

House Lannister is rather in trouble at the start of the Game of Thrones season 8. Cersei holds the iron throne, but it cost him – his three children died for seeking power. Still, she had her twin brother Jaime at his side. Cersei used his love for Jaime and the protection of his family to justify his most ruthless instincts, even though these instincts caused him so much grief.

However, Cersei's relationship with Jaime changed at the end of season 7. After Jaime and Cersei met Daenerys Targaryen and Tyrion, the Lannisters committed to helping the White Walkers fight the war. But once everyone left King's Landing, Cersei revealed that she was considering doubling all the others and letting them be exterminated by the White Walkers. Jaime was not happy that Cersei forced him to keep his promise, so at the end of the season he left the north alone, leaving his sister behind.

Cersei had already threatened Jaime with betraying her and it is well known that she hates her other brother, Tyrion. In the first of Season 8, we see how Cersei plans to treat Jaime and Tyrion – she sends Bronn to kill them both with a crossbow. Cersei likes to make a statement with his murders, though – that's why the weapon that Qyburn gave Bronn to use on the traitor Lannisters is important.

It's the same crossbow that Tyrion used in season 4 and kills his father, Tywin Lannister. It was after Tyrion had been tried and found guilty of poisoning King Joffrey. Tywin had then sentenced Tyrion to the death penalty, even though he was innocent. Jaime helped Tyrion escape, but before him, Tyrion went to Tywin's room. There, Tyrion found Shae, his former lover who had testified against him, and killed him. After that, Tyrion found Tywin on the toilet and finished it with a crossbow decorated with gold. (There are even more Lannister stories with the crossbow – that is the one that Joffrey used to rock while torturing women and that was ultimately used to kill the woman. spy of Varys, Ros.)

Cersei send Bronn with the same crossbow recalls Tyrion's betrayal against the Lannister family. She blames Tyrion for the deaths of her children – since the death of Joffrey, she has maintained that Tyrion was responsible, but even to learn from Jaime that Lady Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg) poisoned her son did not not changed in opinion. She also blames him for the deaths of Myrcella (Nell Tiger Free) and Tommen – as Cersei said in Season 7, when Tyrion killed Tywin, the Lannisters were exposed.

"Do you have any idea what you did when you fired this crossbow?" Cersei asks Tyrion. "You left us open, you bared us for the vultures and the vultures came and tore us apart.You may not have killed Joffrey, but you killed Myrcella, you killed Tommen. Nobody would have touched them if Father was there – no one would have dared. "

To ensure that the same crossbow used by Tyrion to kill Tywin is used against him is exactly the kind of love that Cersei sends with poetic messages. It's like playing at "The Castamere Rains", it's a showdown that builds its reputation, bears testimony to the grudge against its enemies and scares others. The question now is whether Bronn will actually try to kill his two former employers.