[ SECRET POST #4280 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4280 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He's latched himself back onto Cersei and is probably going to die killing her or defending her. He had a brief moment of freedom and a possibility of redemption when he was away, but that was all spoiled for me when he killed the Queen of Thorns.

So you stopped watching after Olenna's death, basically.

And allowed Cersei to drive their son to suicide.

If you think it's that black-and-white, okay.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT
Well, Cersei killed Margery and a whole bunch of other people with wildfire...left him imprisoned alone in his room to watch it all go down.. Not sure how that isn't at least a 'nudge' toward suicide. I mean, how did she think he'd take it? Celebrate? Go catatonic? Take a nap?

I'm also LOL'ing at the idea that if I haven't watched every episode intently taking notes, I'm somehow not allowed to have an opinion. Hey, it can be a crappy opinion that you disagree with! um. Don't care, still gonna chat.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, Cersei killed Margery and a whole bunch of other people with wildfire...left him imprisoned alone in his room to watch it all go down.. Not sure how that isn't at least a 'nudge' toward suicide. I mean, how did she think he'd take it? Celebrate? Go catatonic? Take a nap?

Seriously? I'm not questioning whether or not Tommen's death was suicide. I'm talking about the part where it's somehow Jaime's fault it happened.

I'm also LOL'ing at the idea that if I haven't watched every episode intently taking notes, I'm somehow not allowed to have an opinion. Hey, it can be a crappy opinion that you disagree with! um. Don't care, still gonna chat.
You know what's funny? Taking a disagreement of an opinion as a declaration that you aren't allowed to have one.

You don't seem to get that when you state something as fact when future events have contradicted it, people who have been watching all along are going to point that out.