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Because she is cruel – the most cruel, really – it is easy to forget how cruel Cersei Lannister's life is: her mother died in childbirth with her youngest brother. His father gave his daughter, who was later killed in her adopted city. His eldest son was poisoned before his eyes on his wedding day. His youngest brother killed his father, his youngest son committed suicide. When Cersei was young, she was married to a rude and unfaithful husband, forced to live in a political marriage without love. Although she is the most capable of Lannister, society has given her no power, no land, no title of no value. It was a woman who could have been a powerful leader trapped in a patriarchal society. In one of the most controversial moments of Game of Thrones, she was raped by her younger brother and longtime lover, Jaime. At the end of season seven, Jaime – who supported her in her most evil moments – left her to go north and join her enemies.
George R.R. Martin has always loved wordplay. And when they call Cersei the Mad Queen, it's not just because of her unregulated behavior, it's because anger defines her. And even if we do not know the ultimate destiny of Cersei before the end of Game of Thrones in May, the fans seem to agree that she is doomed to follow the path of her children. Even Cersei would agree with this prediction – she knows it since she's a young woman.
In the first episode of season five, the first flashback of Game of Thrones shows a young Cersei visiting a fortuneteller named Maggy the Frog. Cersei hears a prophecy that influences the rest of his life. Maggy tells her that she will be queen, but only until a younger and more beautiful woman comes to take his throne. This part of the prophecy dictates the hatred of Cersei – and the final murder – of Margery Tyrell and all the others in September from Baelor. Maggy tells the young Cersei that she will have three children who will die. In the book – part of the prophecy removed from the series – she also says that she will die at the hands of a little brother. Since then, Cersei believed that it would be Tyrion who would wither and seen his new position in the ranks of Dany, it is easy to understand why. But that's also why it's easy to see how the series would promote a more surprising result: the death of Jaime, his younger twin brother and former lover.
Theories of the fans are in favor of two possible ways: one, Jaime actually turns against her and she dies at his hand (literally, a hand!). Two: Arya wears Jaime's face before scratching Cersei's name from her kill list.
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Jaime killing Cersei is a poetic conclusion for the two character arcs.The killer would have started his race by shooting down the Crazy King and having him finished by eliminating the mad queen, redeeming himself from the eyes of all those who remained standing.Now that Jaime has joined the opposing part of his sister, it seems to have come in.
"The tragedy of Cersei will be that she spent all her life fearing, hating and being paranoid about the little brother she thought she could kill her, "said a fan on Reddit," but in the end, it's finally the brother who In his opinion, he loved it. "
But it's a show that hates, above all, being on the nose.This is perhaps for this option that Arya wears the face of Jaimie (what do they stand tall
Redditor NightKingBran has an idea of how Arya gets the regicide's face: "Jamie will die in co As he fights the dead in Winterfell, from there Arya will take his face and head to Kings Landing to get closer to the most important name on his list. Cersei. We will see Jamie smother Cersei's life, but his face will be torn off and reveal that it is Arya all the time. "
It would not only be that it would look like Jaime, either, it would satisfy Valonqar's prophecy, either." The missive from Maggy the Frog said that Cersei would die from the hands of a brother more young, but that does not necessarily mean it has to be his, as many people quickly point out online, and, as we've seen time and time again, Valyrian's words are not really a genre. it is not even necessary to be a younger brother – Arya, a young sister, is perfect
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It's hard to remember, sometimes, because we've been attached to Arya and so long opposed to Cersei, but the two Arya keeps a list of all the names that she must scratch while Cersei points his army in the direction of all. those who challenged it.
These are also the only two characters propelled by the family, or the loss of it: Jon and Sansa want to save humanity, Dany save humanity and capture the land which comes back to him rightly; Tyrion will be the best campaign manager you have ever seen; Bran … well, who really knows what the three-eyed crow wants, but it's not a family. to the world and the patriarchal game that stole his children and his father. She must win to rebuild it. Arya must avenge Ned's death and protect Jon's reign. She can only do it when her most fabulous enemy falls.
The Lannister family reigned too long and too badly. Cersei's decision to oppose humanity as a whole proves that his reign must end. That Arya paves the way for a new world order by addressing those behind one of the deadliest, most unjust deaths that the series has ever seen (and who says any thing) is the end we all deserve.
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