I think it's easy to forget that the only people Cersei has ever really managed to outwit were Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon. And Robert was drunk most of the time.
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I think it's easy to forget that the only people Cersei has ever really managed to outwit were Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon. And Robert was drunk most of the time.
And with Ned, I think she just made a lucky bet that his sense of honor was strong enough to completely obliterate any good sense he had. I mean, it's not like Ned was stupid. He was just too damned honorable.
The thing is, Ned only had a couple of options once learning of the news. I don't think he would have survived long regardless.
The internet begs to differ:
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This comment may have made me laugh hard enough to pee a little:
Poor Ned. It would have indeed been easier to just walk into Mordor.
Wow, even on rewatch, I got super-emotional at the scene where the Hound stands accused.
Edit: I am a bit of an Arya/Hound shipper. RE-EDIT: NOT IN A SEXUAL WAY (boy I really dug myself in it this time...)
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She's more than young enough to be his daughter. Arya/Gendry, man, not that she, in particular, has any need of a man.
I am a bit of an Arya/Hound shipper.
Seriously? She's ... what, twelve?
Needing a man is not so much a factor for me (who does?) but having anything to do with one--nope, no matter how great a dynamic duo they form, the ess in ship is a big ess, and Arya is only little ess-ready.
Sansa, if she doesn't need a man, at least believes that she does.
Generally, though, I agree