[ SECRET POST #2505 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2505 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

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Oh, and also, there is no evidence to suggest that he suddenly became the person he was after that. He and Cersei were already sleeping together, and it seems pretty clear that they were both horrible people already before he killed the king.

[(Anonymous)]

and they were also both horrible people before Cersei married Robert so

[(Anonymous)]

We don't know what Jaime was doing when he was ten, but I think it's a safe bet that Cersei's little friend didn't fall into that well on her own.

[(Anonymous)]

How? What little we know of Jaime's past was that he was the only one to show any kindness to Tyrion. Nothing to indicate that he had done anything horrible before he became the Kingslayer.

[(Anonymous)]

He participated in Lord Tywin's deception of Tyrion--the one where he "confessed" to Tyrion that Tysha, whom Tyrion had thought was an innocent farmer's daughter he and Jaime had rescued from ruffians, was actually a prostitute Jaime had engaged to...er, make a man of Tyrion. Not that it made a particle of difference to what the poor girl suffered, but for half his life Tyrion believed Tysha deceived him; the whole affair helped make Tyrion the cynic he is.