More wedding-based murder in HBO fantasy. Game of Thrones fans whooped and mourned in unequal measure last night, when the tyrannical reign of King Joffrey came to an end in season 4 episode 2 Joffrey gets poisoned at his wedding feast and dies. During the commotion, Sansa flees with Dontos and meets Petyr, who reveals Olenna collected the poison used on Joffrey from her hairnet. Tyrion gets arrested for Joffrey’s murder, and rumors spread about Sansa poisoning him. Meanwhile, she gets taken to meet Petyr at the Fingers in the Vale Game of Thrones gave us a shock with the Purple Wedding and now everyone is asking: 'Who poisoned King Joffrey?' While the search for the killer continues, the American Chemical Society's latest
Except this doesn't just apply to Olenna, it could be any enemies that would want to get to Tommen or who poisoned Joffrey. In this case he would be standing next to Tommen just for a general safety reasons (which I don't even think that was the case) It's just happens to be where he stood when the event went down..I mean he's always been stoic
Sansaery is the femslash ship between Sansa Stark and Margaery Tyrell from the Game of Thrones fandom. Margaery was different, though. Sweet and gentle, yet there was a little of her grandmother in her, too. - Sansa's thoughts. Sansa and Margaery first meet in the third book, A Clash of Kings. Sansa is a hostage in King's Landing and was once betrothed to King Joffrey, but it was dissolved in
1. Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) This one’s fairly obvious — after all, it was Tyrion who fed his nephew the poisoned wine and Cersei ( Lena Headey) is certainly pointing the finger at him
Joffrey Baratheon. From the beginning, it's clear that Cersei's oldest son, Prince Joffrey, is a real piece of work. He only gets worse after his "father" Robert dies and he becomes a boy king
Cersei got some revenge on "Game of Thrones," and we lost one of our favorite characters. she told Jamie that she was the one who poisoned King Joffrey. Then, before Jamie left her to die King Joffrey Baratheon ingesting poison and transforming into a bloodied ghoul during the Purple Wedding. Jaime Lannister raping his sister, Cersei, beside the dead body of their incestuous love
Joffrey is bored and Margaery gives a speech, saying that Joffrey has decreed the meal’s leftovers go to the poorest of King’s Landing. Loras Tyrell exchanges a sexified look with Oberyn
Joffrey takes multiple chugs of wine that is supposedly so poisoned it has turned purple, then shows no reaction while Margy says an even longer sentence about Lord Buckler, Joffrey taunts Tyrion about his pie, reaches down, taunts again, shoves pie into his gob, taunts again, grabs another piece, bit dry, needs washing down, drinks wine -- and
(A Game of Thrones, pg. 136). Tyrion has just realized that it was Joffrey who sent the cutthroat, and is subtly telling Joff that he knows. However, Tyrion later worries over what Joffrey might do because of what he discovered: He squirmed uncomfortably. He ought to have held his tongue at breakfast. The boy knows now.
Game of Thrones will remember that Joffrey was poisoned by Lady Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg), aptly referred to as ‘the Queen of Thorns,’ at his own wedding. Most read in TV and Showbiz FAREWELL
Secondly putting the poison in the necklace and making sure everyone sees Sansa wearing it puts the blame squarely on Sansa, which is why LF left the necklace behind after he killed Dontos, so that it would be found. The intent with this is 1000% to frame Sansa for the poisoning, her simply escaping after Joffrey dies wouldn't be enough.
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