I also really hope that they get into a bit more detail to explain Arya's situation.... they kind have been slacking on the technicalities with her in season 6 and its left a lot of holes in her story.  

I am absolutly in love with Cersei, i tough her final hour has came during this last episode, the Lanister were weak, she was alone, she couldn't be with her own childs anymore and still, it didnt stop her to kill her enemies.
She is now the most powerful character of this show, she receveid the power she ever wanted and yet her heart became empty with the death of her last son. She has nothing to lose anymore and thats why the Stark and the Targaryen should fear her. Cersei never been someone who acted careless for her own self, she only wanted the hapiness of her childrens that are gone now. Her reign will be dark and bloody.

Hail Cersei ! May you kill more characters in a row.

 

Posted by David

Tommen was an extremely naive and ineffective king when it came to ruling and putting his foot down. He kept being manipulated by every single person that would talk to him or throw boobs in his face. Margery easily manipulated him, followed by the religious wackjobs. I don't think any of them actually thought he had any power (including Cersei), but that's only because he's supposed to be like 11 years old. He was effectively sending his mom to her death because he cared more about his wife. If this didn't push him over the edge, something else easily would have (realizing Margery doesn't actually love him, just loves the power she holds over people like Cersei), and I feel like his mom knew that so she decided to save herself and not delay his inevitable suicide. Not to mention that the second he banned trial by combat he became her enemy

Tommen would never be an enemy of Cersei. Ever. None of what you said matters anyways because whether or not Tommen was a good king or not has nothing to do with it. The point was Cersei didn't think about Tommen when she executed her brilliant plan just shows how short-sighted she was... and why Jaime has more reason to hold that against her. She is responsible for the death of their last child. I also highly doubt she would do something knowing it would result in Tommen killing himself, especially just for her own personal gain. If there's one thing the show has established is that while she may be horrible in every other aspect there is one thing she isn't: her kids. For her to save herself knowing it would lead to her child killing herself would be a great undermining of her character.

Posted by Sun*

I am absolutly in love with Cersei, i tough her final hour has came during this last episode, the Lanister were weak, she was alone, she couldn't be with her own childs anymore and still, it didnt stop her to kill her enemies.

They were weak because of her. Pretty much every aspect of the collapse of the Lannister house could be attributed to her.

Posted by Sun*

She is now the most powerful character of this show

Pretty sure Daenerys is the most powerful currently... you know, with the insane army, two houses that want revenge on Cersei, 3 dragons and some of the most intelligent advisors in the land. Cercei has... the throne? Literally all she has is a throne. Did you see how excited everyone was to see her crowned lol? I don't think the citizens are too thrilled with her after she murdered a bunch of them so she wouldn't have to go to trial. Even if she did have support King's Landing could barely fend off just Stannis even with all the brains of the full Lannister house. Funny enough, the brains that kept King's Landing safe in the Battle of the Blackwater was Tyrion... who is the one attacking now. She's a sitting duck, even Robert knew if Daenerys ever found a way to cross the sea they wouldn't be able to defend themselves.  

She has changed in certain aspects since season 1. She was 200% gung-ho about protecting her kids- but to say she harbors no resentment to Tommen at all for not attempting to stop her walk of atonement, ending trial by combat (essentially sending her to her likely death) or picking Margery/High Septon over her at every single juncture is giving Cersei too much credit. She's a monster that his power hungry above all else. That has never changed.

She absolutely is short-sighted and does not think things through in the long term but I genuinely think she understood what happened to Tommen was possible and likely after Margery died. She knew how much he blindly loved Margery.  

Posted by David

She has changed in certain aspects since season 1. She was 200% gung-ho about protecting her kids- but to say she harbors no resentment to Tommen at all for not attempting to stop her walk of atonement, ending trial by combat (essentially sending her to her likely death) or picking Margery/High Septon over her at every single juncture is giving Cersei too much credit. She's a monster that his power hungry above all else. That has never changed.

She absolutely is short-sighted and does not think things through in the long term but I genuinely think she understood what happened to Tommen was possible and likely after Margery died. She knew how much he blindly loved Margery.

I don't think she knew Tommen would kill himself, I mean we sure didn't see it coming. All she ever cared about was her kids and power.



Cersei is practically the cause of all her kids deaths (unintentionally of course) and somewhat, the war. (Again, unintentionally, because she's short-sighted)  

Posted by David

She's a monster that his power hungry above all else

but her kids.  

I think Cersei just wasn't used to having her children deviate from her agenda.

If I remember correctly, Jeoffery and Cersei saw eye to eye on most things even though he was a pretty **** king TBH.

Tommen on the other hand never wanted to be as evil and crazy as Jeoffery and give the Lannisters such a bad rep.

That of course didn't sit well with Cersei which she went out on a limb and pretty much went insane on everyone.

Hell even Jamie looks like he's having second thoughts about ****ing his own sister.  

Posted by 5hift

I think Cersei just wasn't used to having her children deviate from her agenda.

If I remember correctly, Jeoffery and Cersei saw eye to eye on most things even though he was a pretty **** king TBH.

Tommen on the other hand never wanted to be as evil and crazy as Jeoffery and give the Lannisters such a bad rep.

That of course didn't sit well with Cersei which she went out on a limb and pretty much went insane on everyone.

Hell even Jamie looks like he's having second thoughts about ****ing his own sister.

Cercei admitted that Jeoffery went way off track from her expectations and she couldn't control him anymore. She absolutely did not want Ned executed as even she saw the problems that would cause.  

The Mad Queen

Also :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIMc2t5EbTY  

Been listening to light of the seven tons...

Bran and Arya are by far the most interesting for me, I also enjoy seeing the whitewalker scenes, wish there was a few more (im sure there will be next season)  

Did they finally reveal who Jon Snow's parents are? Was MatPat right?  

Posted by Dusty

Cercei admitted that Jeoffery went way off track from her expectations and she couldn't control him anymore. She absolutely did not want Ned executed as even she saw the problems that would cause.

Well I did say they saw eye to eye on most things.

There were even times where Cersei showed clear motherly dominance over Jeoffery even thought he's the king.

So technically she had direct control over the Iron Throne way before all this.

Now that poor Tommen is gone, she's in total control.

I'm really interested to see how she's going to handle things now that she is literally queen of the Seven Kingdoms.

Looks like she beat Daenerys to it.  

Posted by 5hift

Well I did say they saw eye to eye on most things.

There were even times where Cersei showed clear motherly dominance over Jeoffery even thought he's the king.

So technically she had direct control over the Iron Throne way before all this.

Now that poor Tommen is gone, she's in total control.

I'm really interested to see how she's going to handle things now that she is literally queen of the Seven Kingdoms.

Looks like she beat Daenerys to it.

She'll either become a dictator (using Clegor as an 'incentive) or probably won't even have the time to do much assuming that Daenarys invades, in which case I assume she'll burn the whole of Kings Landing to the ground because 'if I can't have it, no one can'  

Posted by Admiral

She'll either become a dictator (using Clegor as an 'incentive) or probably won't even have the time to do much assuming that Daenarys invades, in which case I assume she'll burn the whole of Kings Landing to the ground because 'if I can't have it, no one can'

Why would she be a dictator? She's already the queen of a monarchy.  

Posted by Skyzer

Why would she be a dictator? She's already the queen of a monarchy.

Dictator was the wrong word soz, but with the recent blowing up of the chapel I assume her subjects will not have much faith in her and possibly plan some sort of uprising? So if that were to happen she'll likely make an example of a few of them with Clegor