[ SECRET POST #4322 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4322 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I thought the obvious valonqar was Tyrion. Considering they are both opposing her and how badly she messed up their lives it seems they are the only right candidates to do it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. I think Tyrion is the obvious one, Jaime is supposed to be the surprise.

[el_regrs]

I guess after 12 years in the fandom, it seems obvious to me that Tyrion is a red herring. Cersei beats the audience over the head with her suspicions so much that he probably will not be the one to kill her. And so, that leaves her other younger brother.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean he's both. He's the obvious candidate for the prophecy (especially in Cersei's view), but he's also an obvious red herring. Jaime is "obvious" in the sense that you (and many, many other readers) have seen through the fake out, but the way it's written, GRRM intends Tyrion to be the obvious choice and that Jaime will be the twist. It's not a great twist, particularly now. But IMO, that's what's intended.

[el_regrs]

Also, I keep forgetting we're talking about the show and not necessarily the books, so maybe Jaime isn't necessarily as obvious as he might appear to be in the books.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. Not at first anyway, because he and Cersei's relationship doesn't devolve as quickly, I think.