Did Varys attempt to poison Daenerys Targaryen in this "Game of Thrones" scene?

Lord Varys, the Master of Whisperers, met a terrible but "predictable" ending in the episode "The Bells" of Season 8 on the order of Daenerys Targaryen, a few moments before becoming a crazy lady. brought back King's Landing to ashes.

"I hope I deserve it, really," says Varys before his execution for treason. "I hope I'm wrong."
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Upon hearing Jon Snow's truth in the previous episode of Tyrion, Varys told Lannister that he believed that Aegon Targaryen (Jon), the legitimate heir to the Iron Throne, would make a better ruler. than Dany in the seven kingdoms. However, his attempts to convince Tyrion and Jon were in vain because they reminded him that attacking the queen would only mean treason.

When we enter the fifth episode, we find Varys writing letters to Dragonstone, probably to Westrosi, about the poorly kept secret in Game of Thrones – The True Jon Lineage Snow.

After the death of Missandei, the loyal board and dragon Rhaegal, and knowing that her lover and nephew might be her potential rival, Dany is paranoid, upset and refuses to eat. Maybe she already knew what Varys or her network of informers were preparing. Perhaps she was making the transition to the devilish and mad Queen, the show was built during all these years.

Informing that of Varys, the "little bird" Martha, maid, visibly worried that her soldiers (Dany) were watching her, came to him and said, "She will not eat". To which Varys replied, "We will try again at supper."

Here's how the exchange went:

Varys: "Nothing?"
Martha: "She will not eat."
Varys: "We'll try dinner again."
Martha: "I think they're watching me."
Varys: "Who?"
Martha: "His soldiers."
Varys: "Of course they are, it's their job, what did I say, Martha?"
Martha: "The greater the risk, the greater the reward."
Varys: "Go on, they'll miss you in the kitchen."

In the following sequence, Tyrion, of Queen's Hand, clinched his "best friend", warning Dany already alarmed of Varys intentions and stratagems. .

The King of the Whisperers is immediately summoned to the ribs of Dragonstone by the Queen and Drogon does the rest.

But was Varys trying to poison his queen something that viewers knew from the beginning?

Guys, Varys poisoned him from the first scene. Dany did not eat because she knew it. The little girl said that they were watching her. Varys said he would try lol again. https://t.co/J9d0Elg6jo

– Reagan Gomez (@ReaganGomez) May 13, 2019

varies really tried to POISON dany ahsjsjs dany was like "no, I would rather not starve"

– loyalist jonerys # 1 (@khalesus) May 13, 2019

So …. everyone had that too ?? Lord Varys made Martha, the little girl in the kitchen, take the poison from Danys's food She was nervous, the guards were watching her, he rebadured her, saying, "The greater the risk, the greater the reward" #GamefThrones #GOT #HBO pic.twitter.com/QrigC5t7ON

– Jessy Jess (@jessnicosia) May 13, 2019

As suggested by many tweets and subreddit r / gameofthrones everything starts to make sense.

Back in season 1, Ned Stark asked Grandmaster Pycelle to question him about the death of Jon Arryn, his predecessor as King Robert Baratheon's Hand.

Master Pycelle indicated in his exchange with Ned that Varys could have actually been involved in Arryn's death by poisoning him because poison was the favored tool used by "women, men and women." street men and eunuchs "for his elimination.

ICYMI, Varys totally tried to poison Dany at the beginning of the episode. The recalls in season 1 are astonishing:

Ned: Poison is a woman's weapon.
Pycelle: Yes. Women, women of heart … and eunuchs.

The Great Maester Pycelle then mentioned Lord Varys a few seconds later! #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/TVbL2uVmdJ

– iTREVOR (@iLEADFARMER) May 13, 2019

The user of Reddit u / hmmmmletmethink suggests that Dany may have to be already poisoned in the file (as she showed all the signs of Mad Queen) and Varys was looking for the fatal dose in the scene that was presented to us in the last episode.

The Reddit theory further suggests that Varys probably did the same to Dany's father, Aerys Targaryen, whom he has already served.

Poison probably turned it into "crazy king" at that time.

But did we see Varys' death happen? Yes, that's what we did.

As Esquire rightly points out the sequence where Dany grilled Varys in Season 7, wondering where his loyalty lay, while he was serving both his father, Aerys Targaryen and Robert Baratheon, who badured him.

"You want to know where my true loyalty is, not with a king or a queen, but with the people," Varys told Dany.

"Swear to me, Varys, if you ever think I'm going to let people down, you will not conspire on my back, you'll look me in the eyes like you did today and you'll tell me I do not give them an account, "Dany asked him to swear.

"I swear, my queen," Varys promised.

Did he keep his promise?

"And I swear this … if you ever betray me, I'll burn you alive," promised Dany in return.

She kept her oath and how.

Oh, and this scene where Varys removed his rings and jewels a few moments before his execution?

It could be an ode to Olenna Tyrell (the regicide) who poisoned Joffrey using Sansa Stark's necklace during the "Purple Wedding".