The basic rundown, according to Martin himself, is this: “In the books — and I make no promises, because I have two more books to write, and I may have more surprises to reveal — the
Robb Stark has declared himself King in the North after the death of his father at the hands of child-monster King Joffrey, the 13-year-old sociopath currently sitting on the Iron Throne like a
After Daenerys burned down King’s Landing in her conquest for the Iron Throne, Jon betrayed his lover and killed her. At the end of “Game of Thrones,” Jon was exiled back to the Night’s
Joffrey is poisoned at his wedding feast after marrying Margaery Tyrell in season four. Cersei immediately blames Tyrion and his wife, Sansa, who flees the Capitol in time with Ser Dontos to escape the queen's wrath. Unbeknown to Sansa, she did play a part in Joffrey's downfall. The poison that killed Joffrey was concealed in Sansa's necklace.
So ultimately no, whichever situation it was I don't think the Tyrell's killed Joffrey. That besides the fact that its just too obvious. Sansa (and us) are led to this conclusion by Littlefinger (a known liar) presenting all the clues Agatha Christie mystery style. That's not Martin's style and it makes me instantly dismiss the 'easy' solution.
If you remember, during the Purple Wedding, Littlefinger was the one who hired those little people to perform for the king. He also knew there was tension been Joffrey and Tyrion, and all he needed was for them to cause a scene, taking attention away from the Queen of Thorns.
Yes, Joffrey openly defied Tywin on several occasions, but Tywin is the kind of person that plays the long game and will use a person's interests to further his own interests. After Joffrey's murder, Tywin was already wheeling and dealing to get Tyrion out of the situation as best he could. Tyrion, his most hated son, was still important to him.
At the end of the new episode, Jaime forces Olenna to drink a cup of poisoned wine, which she downs without hesitation. But before she dies, she drops the bomb on Jaime, revealing to him she was
The answer to this question is not as simple as you might think. In Season 4 of “Game of Thrones”, the main character of the episode is Joffrey’s uncle, but there are other suspects, too. The two sisters’ cousins, Olenna and Tyrion, are two others who were suspected of killing Joffrey. The King of Westeros, who killed her husband, is
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