You see, this is where I am coming from too: if Ned or Robb were killed off so cruelly by Martin, why Jon should be any different. :P
Oh, why don't you like Tyrion? I totally get it with Victarion, because he is one of those people who are rather piratey and evil (but this is the appeal!), but Tyrion seems to be good-core if somewhat broken due to Lord Tywin's parentage. As soon as he faces his biggest problem, inability to accept himself as he is, he will be fine. He also needs to meet Tysha and beg for forgiveness.
I think I would also prefer Dany to be dead, but this just not seems to be possible. If she managed to wreak havoc upon a good half of the continent with her do-goodder actions and didn't even fall off her dragon or contracted cholera? THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL about her blood, Martin tells us.
Oh, I am sure Cersei is just scheming and pretending. Which makes it great for me, as much as I love a good redemption story, I like it that some of the villains are set in their ways. I just loved her attitude through her ordeal. Whatever happens, I am never going to see her in the same way (paranoid weak woman). It is something I can try to apply in my personal life - if and when something bad happens, I am going to remember Cersei and how she was so strong through the WORST.
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Date: 2011-09-05 04:13 pm (UTC)Oh, why don't you like Tyrion? I totally get it with Victarion, because he is one of those people who are rather piratey and evil (but this is the appeal!), but Tyrion seems to be good-core if somewhat broken due to Lord Tywin's parentage. As soon as he faces his biggest problem, inability to accept himself as he is, he will be fine. He also needs to meet Tysha and beg for forgiveness.
I think I would also prefer Dany to be dead, but this just not seems to be possible. If she managed to wreak havoc upon a good half of the continent with her do-goodder actions and didn't even fall off her dragon or contracted cholera? THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL about her blood, Martin tells us.
Oh, I am sure Cersei is just scheming and pretending. Which makes it great for me, as much as I love a good redemption story, I like it that some of the villains are set in their ways. I just loved her attitude through her ordeal. Whatever happens, I am never going to see her in the same way (paranoid weak woman). It is something I can try to apply in my personal life - if and when something bad happens, I am going to remember Cersei and how she was so strong through the WORST.