Fucking Sage.Rotinaj;1604858 wrote:Yep I knew that was going to happen after some douchebag on here(don't remember who) spoiled it last year. I still loved every minute of it. Now hopefully his skank of a mom is next.
Knowing that Tywin and Cersei are now ruling....a bit of a pyrrhic victory.Automatik;1604855 wrote:Me and some friends after last night's episode.
Tyrian and Red Viper together. Just throwing out names without much thought.Automatik;1604862 wrote:So......whodunnit? I'm thinking it was a group effort.
I thought about the old lady. She made some random ass "toast" to them and then hurried off. Also wasnt laughing at all during the ceremony. HBO did a great job of showing all the people we would suspect, and make it seem like it could be them, by how they framed the episode.derek bomar;1604870 wrote:Loved it. I don't know who did it, but I am going with the old Grandma as my primary suspect. Also, as a wildcard, the Fool (last week he made an appearance out of nowhere and talked about how his family used to be important? This seemed weird... but no idea if I'm just guessing or if I am on to something). Who knows. But it was awesome.
Also, don't think it's Tyrion. For as much as he was putting up with it's almost too obvious to be him.
Sansa is a wreck and always been too worthless to pull anything like that off. Not to mention she'd have to take poison with her and just hope for the good fortune of something like Joffrey's cup falling to her feet.Automatik;1604876 wrote:Sansa's necklace.
Let that marinate....
Someone "spoiled" that something was going to happen at the wedding....just never knew when that damn wedding was actually going to get here.Rotinaj;1604880 wrote:Was it spoiled in the same post as the the one saying he would be poisoned? I'm asking because I don't remember reading about who did it.
I'm not saying Sansa was the mastermind behind, just that her necklace seems to be involved....to me at least.gut;1604882 wrote:Sansa is a wreck and always been too worthless to pull anything like that off. Not to mention she'd have to take poison with her and just hope for the good fortune of something like Joffrey's cup falling to her feet.
No to the old lady because they want power, and her daughter seemed more than capable of handling Joffrey (and this is before even having sex to hold over him).
My money is on the Red Viper or Tywin...although RR wrote this episode himself, so the clues are probably subtle but there. I actually think the poison was in the pie, otherwise the poison had to be specifically in Joffrey's cup, which would significantly limit the field of suspects.
I took it to mean he wanted to make sure they were fairly compensated, as he obviously hates seeing them exploited.Laley23;1604885 wrote:Im going to rewatch it again tonight. But, what did Tyrian say about paying them when it was all over? When the imps were doing their song and dance?
That makes sense. Didnt really think about him wanting them compensated since he is one of them. Not sure why lolgut;1604888 wrote:I took it to mean he wanted to make sure they were fairly compensated, as he obviously hates seeing them exploited.
Tyrion is far too smart, and patient, to do this and leave himself so vulnerable to blame. I thought he looked genuinely shocked and puzzled at the end holding the cup. I think he may have been wondering if Sansa did it before handing him back the cup.
