[ SECRET POST #2731 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2731 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen people complain about Cersei's whitewashing (the slaughter of the bastards, plus the assassination attempt on Tyrion). Anyway, the show made Cersei go from 'very dark grey' to 'somewhat lighter grey', but Tyrion went from 'grey' to 'still blinding white'. In a show that prides itself on moral complexity, no character being black or white (with a few more minor exceptoins), etc. the former is more excusable than the latter.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. In the early books Cersei is black as pitch. I actually liked that they added some complexity to her in the early episodes. (Holding back any comments about current season.)