She was manipulative and cunning but also kind and empathic as well. She never put anyone in danger and gave win win solutions to those who deserved it. A wonderful Queen.
Yes, An amazing character. Compassion with intelligence. But doomed due to Over Confidence in her own abilities - could not fathom cersie's evil might.
@@blessedaretheblessed1555 I'd say that in ASOIAF-universe everyone is pretty much boned, no matter if they're good or evil. Some just reap their rewards faster than others.
She has won the hearts of all people including Joffrey. She always tries to make allies through empathy and she never intends to make enemies. She’s been the best manipulator to me in the show. This is why Cersei is jealous of her. She has this ability to hide her motives when it comes to increasing her social status at the same time understanding what they feel/think. She’s a very interesting character and long before until I noticed. This is probably why I’ve seen her as neutral before as she’s more likable.
olenna really shouldnt have killed joffrey. he would have gotten her pregnant and she wouldve been queen even if he died later so long as she produced an heir. and joffrey showed no signs of wanting to abuse her once she won him over. unlike sansa margaery had power he knew that
@@hollyeve2465 in the books littlefinger is the only one who killed Joffrey, since it was supposed to be directed at Tyrion instead of Joffrey so Sansa could be free of marriage.
@@hollyeve2465 That would be way too risky from Olennas perspective. Theres no telling what Joff would be willing to do to her after they were married, let alone after she was pregnant. Not to mention Joffs affection is always a ticking time bomb. It would be a matter of time before Margaery witnessed something he found shameful and would turn on her just like he did with Sansa. Remember Joff hated Sansa since the Kings road events. He still played prince charming for her until he had her in his grasp. Margaery wouldnt have the same protections from her family after the wedding, let alone a pregnancy, like she does before the marriage. And thats assuming Joff can even perform, the one time we saw him order prostitutes was to have them savagley beaten. If thats what he needs to get off Margaery would be in a world of pain and trouble. Margaery is very good but Joff is too sadistic and too unstable.
In the end, she failed to realize that sometimes the game of thrones requires a knife in the back or poison in the gullet to win. It's her only failing I feel
I love the brilliant subtlety of the scene in S3 where Joffrey has the crossbow pointed at her menacingly and confronts her about marrying Renly, a traitor. She slips out of it by enticing Joffrey with gossip about Renly's sexuality, but keeps her voice hushed so that she can move closer. She sits beside him on the couch, getting herself behind his crossbow and out of danger.
She is really absolutely menacing when she wants to be, and the way the show put her she was politically brilliant. She married 3 different Kings (one of them just a claimant but still), along with her Grandmother she catapulted House Tyrell to #2 spot in all the Seven Kingdoms, she was so very close to being THE Queen so many times.
She was THE queen, from S5 onwards. She just couldn't enjoy it cause as she herself said, her luck was awful - a normal mother-in-law would have stepped aside - hers however decided to burn down half the city just to be rid of her... and for what, the title of queen? Cersei is an utter lunatic.
@@mandash4762 Their goals and manipulation tactics are similar, but Olenna is more blunt and direct, honest if you will, and Margaery tries more to diplomatically pacify and befriend others and has her looks to boost her. So although they are very close and share things between them, like being extremely savvy and aware of their surroundings, they are playing a bit different game, Margaery sugarcoats and plays buddy-buddy to royals and masses alike, Olenna denies BS and gets to the point. They share being sneaky with their intentions and not relying on violence, using it only in extreme self-preservation occasions, getting others to do what they want with cookies rather than fear. Their battlefields involve social interactions, not bloody swords. It's only that they both want to see Margaery rule and hence have no conflict with each other.
The High Sparrow is such an underrated villain. I remember watching the show originally and seeing the shit he put Margaery and Loras through and absolutely hating his guts.
@@chief8268 no ya, don’t get me wrong the rest of the show before him was peak got. And they handled him poorly. I’m just saying he had a lot of potential to be a great side villain.
@@anmesiac he was a zealot, a very dangerous fanatic. And, finally, he really loved the power, as most of them... so, he also was an hypocrite. In in my opinion, one of the most repugnant and disgusting characters in GoT!
@@anmesiac"Together we can overthrow an Empire." "When the many stop fearing the few..." "Will you aid in dealing justice to heretics and apostates?" He may truly believe in his religion, but realistically he's not stupid, he's using his religion as a tool to start a revolution and secure power. Only someone looking to centralize control would deal "justice" to anyone that doesn't agree with him.
1:37 key difference between Cersei and Margaery. Cersei is terrified of the common people and despises them, they're basically beasts in her mind. She wants them away and controlled. But Margaery actually likes them, and does her best to stay in touch with them and show her appreciation.
She admitted to being disgusted by them. It was all for manipulating the masses into loving her. The Tyrells don't care about anyone other than themselves
@@tsxtina2919 That only happened inside your head buddy, she never once said that. Obviously there was an advantage in gaining their trust and siding with them, and she knew that and took advantage of that, but that doesn't mean she didn't care about them or didn't enjoy helping them.
The example how how being a manipulator isn't always bad. Margery was a good person who was smart and knew how to play. She didn't use her manipulation skills to harm people. That was what good about her.❤
She was not a good person. Everything she did she did it out of selfishness, every action was calculated and planned. She couldn't care less about the common people. Now, she was a great manipulator because not even you can see how fake she is.
@@PurpleSirens I think she was ashamed of his behaviour and maybe she wasn't cruel but the show never tested her character, which is a sad. Hope the book shows more about her.
The one rule of King's Landing is that nothing is ever as it seems. Margaery is one of the most cunning examples of that. Just like Pycelle and High Sparrow, she does this performance where she seems fully innocent and ignorant, but really is a brilliant manipulator who uses her cute factor to win people's sympathies and get them on her side. She seems to be one of the few good people in King's Landing and that's how she wins people over and gets them to love her.
Memory unlocked: It's that smirk and pleasantness that had me wondering if Sansa was about to get played again. I couldn't understand why the Tyrell's were being kind to Sansa. I was nuurvous. #OnePenLegend 🚶🏾♂️
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl I understand now, but I was just remembering my first go thru of the story. I thought she was going to set her up or something. The way she would ask Sansa things 'Is that something u would like?' They were literally everything that Sansa wanted. Sansa was lapping it up like she was at an oasis. Margaery would become Sansa's 'older sister', she had a lot of women in the Tyrell court who were around her age, she would marry Loras, she would've been safely tucked away...at HighGarden. I wasn't buying it. And sure enough, Sansa ended up cooped up alone with LittleFinger. 🫢
@@HarlemSexyBlaqkat Not likely. Even though Loras wasn't into women it's not like he would mistreat her or anything like that. The Tyrell's would see to it that she's taken care of and would of found a way to get her back home. As for the need to produce an heir, they'd find a man to be a 'sperm donor' just like they did with Rhaenerya/Laenor/Harwin thing. Someone who would look similar to Loras to avoid suspicion and would never hurt Sansa. She'd be upset but she would come around.
@@yurp7444 That was only because Cersei got in the way and ruined their plans. And she only ended up with Littlefinger is because Olenna poisoned Joffrey, blamed it on Tyrion and snuck her away in the midst of the chaos.
I didn't care for the Sparrow story line because Margaery was thrown in prison and kind of forgotten after that until she got blown up with everyone else.
She is by far is only character in the show who could have won the game of thrones without spilling blood. Orlenna decided to poison Joeffrey just because he was a psychopathic little shit and not because they lost control
She would have been so good for Sansa. I liked watching them together, Sansa needed to find solace in someone and she could have learned so much from Margaery in dealing with people.
Such a perfect lady from a noble house whos grooomed to be a good queen. She is cunning as all nobles r but she is kind and caring of the commonfolk which is a quality rarely seen among nobles.
Margaery was absolutely a schemer but she never brought any harm to anyone at all while playing the game. And most of her schemes ended with pretty good results where everyone was happy and safe at the end. She was a decent person in the end.
If I'm being completely honest 😌 I see "Margaery' in certain women today. The way she acts n this vid. There's prob a proper name for it and training classes. Margaery would experience success in today's society. She may not get certain positions, because she is too sweet. Cersei's grit could command positions unattainable to her. But Margaery was beating Cersei. She was going to gently put Cersei out to pasture. Cersei did not win....she had to flip the Monopoly game board over. And Margaery's piece was never found. 🚶🏾♂️
Why do you guys imply that makes her a bad person. She was always plotting, she has a goal and she needed to achieve it, but that doesn't mean she didn't enjoy helping people, she was literally one of the most empathetic people on the show, and that's quite easy to see.
I’ve no idea why anyone wanted the throne & crown so bad. It is so much responsibility & hard work-& people are gunning for your downfall. No thank you.
She did a great job because many ppl of the audience still believe she was good. She was as ambition and awful as the rest of the characters. But she was not as smart, her big mistake was to mess with Cersei.
she was the smartest. she didn’t mess with cersei, few remarks that could be taken either way are not “messing” with someone. cersei thought the prophecy was about her and she was seeing her as the enemy no matter what.
I agree that it's a mistake to think that Margaery was "good" except by comparison. She's fairly ruthlessly ambitious and a master of PR - there's nothing to indicate that she's motivated by a sincere desire to run the realm well. But she didn't underestimate Cersei's intelligence: by most metrics, she's a much better player of the game than Cersei. For instance, she's able to steer Joffrey in whatever direction she wants while having no formal power over him at all, while Cersei, as Queen Regent, actually _had_ formal power over Joffrey (and could, for example, have stopped Ned's execution by just ordering Ser Ilyn to stand down,) but never used it even when Joffrey's cruel, impulsive idiocy was about to screw up her plans. What Margaery did fatally miscalculate was Cersei's attitude to losing. If Cersei is about to lose, she will flip the table, set the board on fire and throw in a stick of dynamite just to be safe. That only didn't come back to bite her because the writers decided that writing Cersei as a hated tyrant who needed to crack down brutally on any dissent to stay in power and was constantly under threat of being ousted would be inconvenient for the story. So the fallout that _should_ have come from blowing up the Great Sept and killing the High Sparrow, most of a religious peasant uprising made up of people tired of being trampled on by the nobility, and several prominent members of a powerful, wealthy noble house that was extremely popular with the smallfolk is just ignored. It's one of many times in the last few seasons that the internal logic of this world gets shafted for the sake of the plot.
@@Emy-fv5ny you were right about what? you’re literally wrong because cersei hated and would’ve hated maergaery any way she acted, if you don’t understand that, you don’t understand the character.
@@Shaannooonn Wrong. At 4:31 is the scene where Cersei offered an "olive branch" to her, which she responded by mocking her. Contrary to you, Cersei never bought her bs. Also, calm down, if not like your whole life depend on proving a point of a show that is so over.
She was manipulative and cunning but also kind and empathic as well. She never put anyone in danger and gave win win solutions to those who deserved it. A wonderful Queen.
Yes, An amazing character. Compassion with intelligence. But doomed due to Over Confidence in her own abilities - could not fathom cersie's evil might.
@@blessedaretheblessed1555 More like couldn't fathom the stupidity of dumb and dumber.
@@blessedaretheblessed1555 nah, it was just bad writing and plot armor for Cersei.
@@xxlCortez great writing, I'd say.
Depicts The real life. Where, more often than not, good guys finish last
@@blessedaretheblessed1555 I'd say that in ASOIAF-universe everyone is pretty much boned, no matter if they're good or evil.
Some just reap their rewards faster than others.
She has won the hearts of all people including Joffrey. She always tries to make allies through empathy and she never intends to make enemies. She’s been the best manipulator to me in the show. This is why Cersei is jealous of her.
She has this ability to hide her motives when it comes to increasing her social status at the same time understanding what they feel/think. She’s a very interesting character and long before until I noticed. This is probably why I’ve seen her as neutral before as she’s more likable.
Queen Cersei saw right through her
olenna really shouldnt have killed joffrey. he would have gotten her pregnant and she wouldve been queen even if he died later so long as she produced an heir. and joffrey showed no signs of wanting to abuse her once she won him over. unlike sansa margaery had power he knew that
@@hollyeve2465 in the books littlefinger is the only one who killed Joffrey, since it was supposed to be directed at Tyrion instead of Joffrey so Sansa could be free of marriage.
Not all people 😂
@@hollyeve2465 That would be way too risky from Olennas perspective. Theres no telling what Joff would be willing to do to her after they were married, let alone after she was pregnant. Not to mention Joffs affection is always a ticking time bomb. It would be a matter of time before Margaery witnessed something he found shameful and would turn on her just like he did with Sansa. Remember Joff hated Sansa since the Kings road events. He still played prince charming for her until he had her in his grasp. Margaery wouldnt have the same protections from her family after the wedding, let alone a pregnancy, like she does before the marriage.
And thats assuming Joff can even perform, the one time we saw him order prostitutes was to have them savagley beaten. If thats what he needs to get off Margaery would be in a world of pain and trouble. Margaery is very good but Joff is too sadistic and too unstable.
Margery: "We're going to be sisters soon."
Cersei: _the audacity_
"The Lion, The Witch, and The Audacity Of This Bitch."
Seething at that moment
She's so strangely cute
strangely veriy pretty and... smirkiful
Beautiful not just "cute", and there's nothing strange about this at all
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 how about accepting others opinions and the words they use to describe what they see?
She is just as cute and beautiful in The Tudors.
a statement of disagreement does not imply unacceptance.@@purpledancer8255
Cleverest character of the whole show even figured out the plot that killed her. Would have made a great Queen
In the end, she failed to realize that sometimes the game of thrones requires a knife in the back or poison in the gullet to win. It's her only failing I feel
@@KFCMAN91 so she lost because she was good unlike Tywin who lost because he was too evil
I love the brilliant subtlety of the scene in S3 where Joffrey has the crossbow pointed at her menacingly and confronts her about marrying Renly, a traitor. She slips out of it by enticing Joffrey with gossip about Renly's sexuality, but keeps her voice hushed so that she can move closer. She sits beside him on the couch, getting herself behind his crossbow and out of danger.
She is really absolutely menacing when she wants to be, and the way the show put her she was politically brilliant. She married 3 different Kings (one of them just a claimant but still), along with her Grandmother she catapulted House Tyrell to #2 spot in all the Seven Kingdoms, she was so very close to being THE Queen so many times.
And went up in flames all the same.
She was THE queen, from S5 onwards. She just couldn't enjoy it cause as she herself said, her luck was awful - a normal mother-in-law would have stepped aside - hers however decided to burn down half the city just to be rid of her... and for what, the title of queen? Cersei is an utter lunatic.
@@jonharrison9222 Well anything can go either way when it is all a book. The best strategy can fail and the worst can succeed.
@@_TheDudeAbides_good thing she still alive in the books❤
@@eox1144Nah, Cercei primarily went after the sparrows when she blew up the place, Margaery was just a bonus.
Margaery was the best thing that ever happened in GoT
Olenna was pretty good too.
@@YourDadsUnclesFriend
oh come on they're like the same person anyway. XD
@@nicbentulanreally not at all
@@mandash4762
Why?
@@mandash4762 Their goals and manipulation tactics are similar, but Olenna is more blunt and direct, honest if you will, and Margaery tries more to diplomatically pacify and befriend others and has her looks to boost her. So although they are very close and share things between them, like being extremely savvy and aware of their surroundings, they are playing a bit different game, Margaery sugarcoats and plays buddy-buddy to royals and masses alike, Olenna denies BS and gets to the point. They share being sneaky with their intentions and not relying on violence, using it only in extreme self-preservation occasions, getting others to do what they want with cookies rather than fear. Their battlefields involve social interactions, not bloody swords. It's only that they both want to see Margaery rule and hence have no conflict with each other.
The High Sparrow is such an underrated villain. I remember watching the show originally and seeing the shit he put Margaery and Loras through and absolutely hating his guts.
i actually think High Sparrow storyline is where GOT started going downhill
@@chief8268 no ya, don’t get me wrong the rest of the show before him was peak got. And they handled him poorly. I’m just saying he had a lot of potential to be a great side villain.
meh i don't think high sparrow was a villan, just a guy trying to do good in his own way
@@anmesiac he was a zealot, a very dangerous fanatic. And, finally, he really loved the power, as most of them... so, he also was an hypocrite. In in my opinion, one of the most repugnant and disgusting characters in GoT!
@@anmesiac"Together we can overthrow an Empire."
"When the many stop fearing the few..."
"Will you aid in dealing justice to heretics and apostates?"
He may truly believe in his religion, but realistically he's not stupid, he's using his religion as a tool to start a revolution and secure power. Only someone looking to centralize control would deal "justice" to anyone that doesn't agree with him.
Someone with her smile and Amelia Clark’s eyebrows would be a force this world could not handle
Emilia's smile is gorgeous too though...light up a room type smile
1:37 key difference between Cersei and Margaery. Cersei is terrified of the common people and despises them, they're basically beasts in her mind. She wants them away and controlled. But Margaery actually likes them, and does her best to stay in touch with them and show her appreciation.
She admitted to being disgusted by them. It was all for manipulating the masses into loving her. The Tyrells don't care about anyone other than themselves
@@tsxtina2919 That only happened inside your head buddy, she never once said that.
Obviously there was an advantage in gaining their trust and siding with them, and she knew that and took advantage of that, but that doesn't mean she didn't care about them or didn't enjoy helping them.
@@SirKolassin the episodes where she’s stuck in the Sept of Baelor, she does admit she did it for attention.
@@SirKolass what was that that she never had said again buddy???? ruclips.net/video/o3bg4DGRc6A/видео.htmlsi=0MlX8QA8bx-fx2PL
Amazing character. Compassion with intelligence. But doomed due to Over Confidence in her own abilities - could not fathom cersie's evil might.
She’s one of my top 3 favorite characters. She felt wasted in the end
The example how how being a manipulator isn't always bad. Margery was a good person who was smart and knew how to play. She didn't use her manipulation skills to harm people. That was what good about her.❤
She was not a good person. Everything she did she did it out of selfishness, every action was calculated and planned. She couldn't care less about the common people.
Now, she was a great manipulator because not even you can see how fake she is.
@@Emy-fv5nybut Geoffrey’s cruelty made her uncomfortable, that’s a sign that she’s not evil. She has compassion
@@PurpleSirens I think she was ashamed of his behaviour and maybe she wasn't cruel but the show never tested her character, which is a sad. Hope the book shows more about her.
@@Emy-fv5ny are you sure you watched the show?
@@DanielPSpace79 Are you?
Would’ve loved to see more interactions between Tywin and Margaery - she is pretty much exactly what he wanted Cersei to be
She was quite the force
i love that crooked smile of hers
The one rule of King's Landing is that nothing is ever as it seems. Margaery is one of the most cunning examples of that. Just like Pycelle and High Sparrow, she does this performance where she seems fully innocent and ignorant, but really is a brilliant manipulator who uses her cute factor to win people's sympathies and get them on her side. She seems to be one of the few good people in King's Landing and that's how she wins people over and gets them to love her.
Better isn’t the same as good.
Amazing character. Compassion with intelligence. But doomed due to Over Confidence in her own abilities - could not fathom cersie's evil might.
4:28 I love that innocent/lascive way Tommen looks at her 😂🥹
Natalie Dormer is 🔥
As far as roles go, given her circumstances in later season playing the pious, saintly queen isn't necessarily a bad move.
Ooooo she’s such a fox. I fell in love with Anne Boleyn
Memory unlocked: It's that smirk and pleasantness that had me wondering if Sansa was about to get played again. I couldn't understand why the Tyrell's were being kind to Sansa. I was nuurvous.
#OnePenLegend
🚶🏾♂️
The Tyrells wanted the North and Sansa was the eldest surviving heir. But unlike the Lannisters, they never intended for Sansa to be miserable.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl I understand now, but I was just remembering my first go thru of the story. I thought she was going to set her up or something.
The way she would ask Sansa things 'Is that something u would like?' They were literally everything that Sansa wanted. Sansa was lapping it up like she was at an oasis. Margaery would become Sansa's 'older sister', she had a lot of women in the Tyrell court who were around her age, she would marry Loras, she would've been safely tucked away...at HighGarden.
I wasn't buying it. And sure enough, Sansa ended up cooped up alone with LittleFinger. 🫢
@TimberlakeTigerGirl on the show her brother is not into girls so Sansa would be miserable.
@@HarlemSexyBlaqkat Not likely. Even though Loras wasn't into women it's not like he would mistreat her or anything like that. The Tyrell's would see to it that she's taken care of and would of found a way to get her back home. As for the need to produce an heir, they'd find a man to be a 'sperm donor' just like they did with Rhaenerya/Laenor/Harwin thing. Someone who would look similar to Loras to avoid suspicion and would never hurt Sansa. She'd be upset but she would come around.
@@yurp7444 That was only because Cersei got in the way and ruined their plans. And she only ended up with Littlefinger is because Olenna poisoned Joffrey, blamed it on Tyrion and snuck her away in the midst of the chaos.
Her appeal is really different. She is very beautiful
I wanted Joffery to live longer because I wanted to see Margaery manipulate him more XD
I don't care about peoples obsession with Danny, this girl was the babe of the series no contest.
They did her so dirty. She learned from a master
3:54 lmao
I didn't care for the Sparrow story line because Margaery was thrown in prison and kind of forgotten after that until she got blown up with everyone else.
The most musical girl that ever was
it mustve been that smirk that sealed the deal of natalie on this role because hoooooly hell
If Margaery would be Joffrey's mother, things could gave been different
She is by far is only character in the show who could have won the game of thrones without spilling blood. Orlenna decided to poison Joeffrey just because he was a psychopathic little shit and not because they lost control
Natalie Dormer is so charming. Maybe not the most beautiful, but absolutely the most attractive.
She is incredibly beautiful
Margaery could have somewhat fixed joffrey
No...The whole reason her grandma killed Joffrey was because he was a monster Margaery couldn't control
@@Emy-fv5ny Thats why i said somewhat, and its not like her grandma could see the future.
@@cgigammez5749 No, you didn't say it that. And She didn't have to be clairvoyant to see what Joffrey could do to her grandchild.
@@Emy-fv5ny i did, read again.
@@cgigammez5749 No, you didn't.
She would have been so good for Sansa. I liked watching them together, Sansa needed to find solace in someone and she could have learned so much from Margaery in dealing with people.
Anne Boleyn. ❤
Such a perfect lady from a noble house whos grooomed to be a good queen. She is cunning as all nobles r but she is kind and caring of the commonfolk which is a quality rarely seen among nobles.
I wonder if margery could help Joffrey become a bit a better person
@@l9kshana she's still better than Joffrey
Margaery was absolutely a schemer but she never brought any harm to anyone at all while playing the game. And most of her schemes ended with pretty good results where everyone was happy and safe at the end. She was a decent person in the end.
Me too.
No that's why her grandmother had him killed. She knew very well Margaery could only hold him off for so long
@@garlantyrell6368 Calling someone a snake is not a compliment, it doesn't imply being deceitful in a good way, as she is.
she would have been the ideal queen 🤭🤣
If I'm being completely honest
😌
I see "Margaery' in certain women today. The way she acts n this vid. There's prob a proper name for it and training classes.
Margaery would experience success in today's society. She may not get certain positions, because she is too sweet. Cersei's grit could command positions unattainable to her.
But
Margaery was beating Cersei. She was going to gently put Cersei out to pasture. Cersei did not win....she had to flip the Monopoly game board over. And Margaery's piece was never found.
🚶🏾♂️
Jon Snow (Aegon) and Margaery would be the best rulers. They complement each other very well.
No, she wanted to rule through manipulation.
she is manebulative ... she wanted the north by marrying Sansa to her brother
True, but it would have saved Sansa from being stuck at Joffrey’s whims… not a bad deal for either party.
Why do you guys imply that makes her a bad person. She was always plotting, she has a goal and she needed to achieve it, but that doesn't mean she didn't enjoy helping people, she was literally one of the most empathetic people on the show, and that's quite easy to see.
@@SirKolass I judged her based on the books
@@Saleh-Alslimany Perhaps you didn't realize this is not the books yet.
@@Saleh-Alslimany if you judged her from the books then you would know she wasn’t as manipulative as in the show
I was hoping to see her last smirk🤷🏻♂️
I know it was tiring faking that smile for years
I’ve no idea why anyone wanted the throne & crown so bad. It is so much responsibility & hard work-& people are gunning for your downfall. No thank you.
You should have kept the scene where cersie threatens her.
Kate Middleton has this same exact smirk..
After the starks
Might be the prettiest girl on the show. Than again very hard choice
4:40 The smirk got her killed
Kate Middleclass
I always think she’s been photoshopped. She looks like a meme.
The top tier babe of the show
Whats with the creepy filter on the thumbnail?!?
damn im bricked up
snake.
She is so perfect ❤ better than Daenerys
That's bullshit, she was not really such an empathetic person, her house was a bunch of plotmasters. Plotting and killing
as every other house is
My GF hated Margery. I think she could hear me purring to be honest. 😂
Yay, jealousy.
@@devanov3103 humanity.
@@devanov3103 why is the algorithm deleting the word humanity ?
Anne Boleyn???
Amazing character. Compassion with intelligence. But doomed due to Over Confidence in her own abilities - could not fathom cersie's evil might.
Winds of Winter is probably one of the best episodes in the history of TV but I still can't enjoy it because her death hurts a lot
Her mouth pissed me off so much
Oh. I just figured out that she’s bi.
She's the top thing the show did better!
She is pretty but... sometimes she looks like a female sheldon
I can't unsee it anymore 😂
Omg she does
hahah
💀💀💀💀
This female Sheldon would probably get Raj and Howard bricked up though
Cercai is a really bad Charakter, how she smiles?!
I think she wasnt that great of an actor when it came to playing coy and innocent. Her manipulation came across as too obvious
I agree. But ppl still believe she was good. So she was a great manipulator or audiences were too stupid to notice.
For me, she was the smartest one to play the GOF. If it wasn’t for the hs she would have def gone more far
She did a great job because many ppl of the audience still believe she was good.
She was as ambition and awful as the rest of the characters. But she was not as smart, her big mistake was to mess with Cersei.
she was the smartest. she didn’t mess with cersei, few remarks that could be taken either way are not “messing” with someone. cersei thought the prophecy was about her and she was seeing her as the enemy no matter what.
@@Shaannooonn Thanks, you are the proof I was right. 😁
I agree that it's a mistake to think that Margaery was "good" except by comparison. She's fairly ruthlessly ambitious and a master of PR - there's nothing to indicate that she's motivated by a sincere desire to run the realm well.
But she didn't underestimate Cersei's intelligence: by most metrics, she's a much better player of the game than Cersei. For instance, she's able to steer Joffrey in whatever direction she wants while having no formal power over him at all, while Cersei, as Queen Regent, actually _had_ formal power over Joffrey (and could, for example, have stopped Ned's execution by just ordering Ser Ilyn to stand down,) but never used it even when Joffrey's cruel, impulsive idiocy was about to screw up her plans.
What Margaery did fatally miscalculate was Cersei's attitude to losing. If Cersei is about to lose, she will flip the table, set the board on fire and throw in a stick of dynamite just to be safe. That only didn't come back to bite her because the writers decided that writing Cersei as a hated tyrant who needed to crack down brutally on any dissent to stay in power and was constantly under threat of being ousted would be inconvenient for the story. So the fallout that _should_ have come from blowing up the Great Sept and killing the High Sparrow, most of a religious peasant uprising made up of people tired of being trampled on by the nobility, and several prominent members of a powerful, wealthy noble house that was extremely popular with the smallfolk is just ignored. It's one of many times in the last few seasons that the internal logic of this world gets shafted for the sake of the plot.
@@Emy-fv5ny you were right about what? you’re literally wrong because cersei hated and would’ve hated maergaery any way she acted, if you don’t understand that, you don’t understand the character.
@@Shaannooonn Wrong. At 4:31 is the scene where Cersei offered an "olive branch" to her, which she responded by mocking her. Contrary to you, Cersei never bought her bs.
Also, calm down, if not like your whole life depend on proving a point of a show that is so over.
She plays in a movie called "The Forrest" that is really good