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If the faith were smart, they NEVER would've given her any option to leave. Now she will regroup and destroy them. They think they are getting even and humbling her, but they just gave her the tools that will be the end of them.

Interesting video. It would intriguing if Arya had to stop her own mother. Looking forward to the next video, but take your time of course

I think the GOT show did a huge disadvantage of not having Lady Stone heart in the show.

I saw the series and I definitely love your in depth dives about different stuff, i think I should definitely read the books. Keep up the great content.

I have to say, in this chapter I get more angry at the High Septon than feel empathy for Cersei. I agree with you about this punishment and how wrong it is on so many levels, but I have so much trouble with her as a character. Her thought process is so self absorbed and what she helped do to the Blue Bard is unforgivable. Also, she's been giving Qyburn victims. It's terrifying, what she's done.

I think in many ways, that as karmic retribution goes, the walk of atonement definitely fits Cersei. For most of the story she has been misogynistic to other women, cruel and abusive to the starving populace, and thinks she can use the faith to further her own goals while being sinful and hypocritical and was always able to hide behind her wealth, beauty, and family name but all that comes crashing down when she put a man who doesn't care about any of that into power. Now, she's forced to face the people she's harmed through the War of the Five Kings and her extravagant living through a highly misogynistic punishment to make her feel small and broken by the same Faith she tried to control for her own gain.

Praying to the Seven that Olyvar Frey stays far away from the Riverlands

The red wedding was so much worse in the book than I expected. Having seen the show I knew it was gonna be bad but my god the sense of dread through the Catelyn chapters before that with Greywind howling. Then the event itself “Not my hair, Ned loves my hair” my fucking heart 😭😭

everything about this punishment is so deeply disgusting and misogynistic. i cant think of a single female character in ASOAIF that id wish this one, not even Cersei. im a huge Alicent Hightower hater (both book and show versions) and id still not want this for her. i came here from tiktok and i love your content so much <3

Excited to see some longer form content from you, always find myself agree with your takes on the world of ice and fire

Great video. In my eyes, this was basically a "The Life Of Lady Stoneheart" video. I think Brienne should pick Lady Catelyn's/Stoneheart's side because Brienne has the sword Oathkeeper and is trying to be an oathkeeper. Also, I've always wondered are wolf dreams the same as dragon dreams? Because it was never really clear for me. Looking forward to the next video.

Besides being a humiliation calculated for a woman, it's also designed for a noble, the supposed head of society. If Westeros society is like Medieval Europe, the nobility put tremendous emphasis on their extravagant clothes (which only they could wear, according to sumptuary laws) and riding above the crowd on horseback. Stripping away their clothes and making them walk barefoot in the streets would strip away their core identity.

Thank you so much! I can’t wait to listen/watch to this, this is exactly what I need right now 💗💗

In the show, it’s Margaery by a mile because show Margaery knew how to manipulate her sons and was quickly, and effectively, displacing her as queen and Cersei’s driving motivation is her lust for power. However, in the books Margaery isn’t really a formidable character and she doesn’t develop any real relationship with either Joffrey or Tommen that would suggest that she could take control away from Cersei. Meanwhile, Cersei in the books is deeply suspicious and jealous of Sansa, for her beauty, her grace and her apparent position as heir to the North.

This punishment was horrible no matter what Cersei done the punishment is disgusting, I´m so glad she blow them up later, and she also kept her hair short

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As time as gone by I’ve grown to give more respect to Cersei especially withstanding her walk of atonement.

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I wish I could feel sorry for her, but I'm pretty sure she got what she deserved. Plus I am pretty sure the high septon did this to her because of what her father did to his father's mistress after he died.

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I saw her head being shaved described as “shaving a lions mane” and it was so poignant for me, especially considering that her hair is such a source of pride for her and the sense of defeat and humiliation in those scenes. this was such a deeply fucked up punishment, as bad as Cersei is, it was so horrifying to see.

Loving the more long form content! AFFC isnt the most loved book of the series, but i personally love it just for the deep dive into Cercei's psyche (shes batshit lol). Just throwing ideas for other vids to the wall here, but id love a deep dive on Euro (or the greyjoys in general) and how you think they'll affect things to come. Euron is still the most changed character on the show, still dont get how they turn him into the clown that was on GOT

this is the channel I always come up to when I want info about asoiaf, keep up the amazing work

Another great video! While you were talking about this choice of punishment that the faith makes and choosing something that is designed to belittle women and make them feel tiny, made me think I’d love a gender discussion about ASOIAF and GOT. I couldn’t help but think about Dani when she goes on the pyre and her dragons are born, they chose to leave her hair long in the show rather than it being burnt off. But with Cersei’s walk here, it seemed absolutely important to the show runners that she feel shamed by having her hair cut off. I’m rambling a bit, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on the implications of gender and power in this story, and how a characters moral alignment changes the way we view them in relation to their gender. Really hope that makes some semblance of sense! Love your channel!!❤

Love your videos!

Great video. When I saw the title, I was expecting the video to be a "The Life Of Cersei Lannister" video, but this was interesting as well. I wouldn't mind you doing "The Life Of ..." videos for certain characters like you did with Visenya Targaryen where you talked about her birth till her death in the books. If I may suggest a "The Life Of Daenerys Targaryen" video would be nice, since the last season of GOT kind of ruined her character arc. So for Daenerys it would be from birth till her most recent point in the book, which is her and Drogon being somewhere in the Dothraki Sea, if I remember correctly. Cersei did deserve a punishment for all the bad things she had done, but I did feel bad for her in that moment when she had to do a walk of atonement. What they could have done is strip her of her rank, titles and family name, and make her a septa or a silent sister

It was then that the High Septon knew, they royally fucked up. Also yes, while we may hate Cersei for things she does, when she is wronged, she doesn't stay still she takes action. And it's gonna take more than faith to keep her from destroying Westeros.

I don’t exactly like Cersei’s personality and most her actions but no women deserve to do the walk of atonement, absolutely a disgusting punishment.

Cersei will always be one of my favorite and one of the best characters in all of ASOIAF

5:37 Actually, Rhaenys was only to die in Dorne. In books more than her Aegon & Visenya took part. In 4 AC Aegon, Rhaenys & Orys fought. In 7 AC only Aegon fought. In 8 AC only Visenya fought. In 9 AC both Aegon & Visenya fought. It was in 10 AC when Rhaenys returns to Dorne with her siblings. That Aegon, Rhaenys & Visenya all 3 attack different areas where Rhaenys dies.

I shouldn't like Cersei but i love her she's so iconic. Plus when i read the books i was blown away, she's insane in Feast For Crows but those chapters were the best ngl

Olivia Cooke was so brilliant in this episode. Alicent looking out at the landscape. It’s a beautiful.

“Get it girl it’s been a while”😂❤

Clearly Margery os the correct answer, as she was a legitimate threat to Cersei. She really was going to kill her. She liked Sansa, but envied her. Totally opposite to your take

I Agree she was young and vulnerable plus she is the sobrina of the woman who Cersei never could take out of Robert Barathian heart she was inlove w Robert o she like him very much when Robert marry her and the fact he said the name of he ex fiancé on the wedding night is more reason to start slowly recent him her first born was Robert only real son but he end up dying at 3/4 years old I think and after that…. Well we know how end up…..

I just wanted to take a moment to let you know how much I enjoy your videos about Game of Thrones. They’re not only fun and interesting, but they also help me relax after a long day.Your voice is so soothing your video’s are part of my evening routine I just wanted to say thank you for that. Keep up the amazing work! I’m looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

9:54 sameeeee

Margaery, for sure.

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The way Margery got under Cersei’s skin was one of the highlights of the later part of the show, the passive aggressiveness when they interacted was golden 😂

Great video!❤

Loved this ❤

Finally you are back on youtube (i removed tiktok cause it was too much time consuming)

the answer is tyrion he's in the walls

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It would be very heartbreaking if it turns out Rhaenys wasn’t suppose to originally go to Dorne but she did and Aegon and Visenya blamed themselves

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Always smile when you pop up over here on YT. Thanks for the videos!!

Love this content!!