@BoluAyos In my recollection, that is half correct. While they didn’t directly speak to each other they were both in the 2nd dragon pit scene together for Jon Snow’s “trial” and electing Bran as the new king of the six kingdoms.
DID YOU WATCH THE ENTIRE SERIES??
@JSamwise And part of the genius of this scene is that she was able to tell them her intentions and get away with it because they thought she was joking.
@osinachi44 I believe Cersei’s exact quote was “when you play the game of thrones, you win or you die, there is no middle ground”.
Then as the Red Keep crumbled around her she had the nerve to start crying saying “I don’t want to die”.
That bitch’s death was way too kind.
@WizFather_ One act of treachery followed by another. It runs in the family.
Roose betrayed his king to take the north and Ramsey returned the favor.
Karma is a bitch.
@Lemzy090 Pure, complete, justice. Like she said, they didn’t kill all the wolves so one came back and took care of the sheep.
The showed them how it’s done.
@JSamwise An interesting take! But answer this: what would have happened if the dragons hadn’t shown up? What if the night King and his army killed them all?
In war sacrifices must be made. You then make the best of what you have afterwards.
@JSamwise The most important part of that scene is Sansa taking mental notes. Even if she’s a slow learner, by her own admission, she does learn. That seemed to be an important lesson for her.