Clearly tywin was not above sleeping with a whore, since tyrion found her naked in his father's bed. Here's what i mean by up to the author In game of thrones, season 4, why did shae betray tyrion at his trial
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Did shae ever love tyrion, or was he right in thinking that she only loved his gold and the lifestyle he provided?
In my opinion the single thing that drove tyrion over the edge and ruined tywin's plan (to send tyrion to the wall and make jaime produce offspring to continue the family line) was shae's testimony to the court.
In s4e6, during the trial where tyrion is accused of regicide, shae provides a false testimony to the jury The question of why shae betrayed tyrion has already been covered, but i haven’t found an. In the books cersei is very surprised by the fact that there was a whore in her father's bed Everybody knew how much tywin hated whores and she couldn't believe his hypocrisy
She gives orders for shae to be taken out oh the tower of the hand so tywin's image would remain unspoiled. 2 at the end of episode 10 of game of throne's season 4 tyrion lannister kills his former lover shae and his father tywin lannister Why does varys, who helped tyrion to escape, join him when he heard the bells from the castle, which implied that someone (important) had died. I've read all of the available books in the a song of ice and fire series, and i am now watching game of thrones until season 3 episode 2
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One thing i don't underst. Obviously lannisters are deceitful and lacking emotional apathy Is it possible that their claim that "a lannister always pays his debts" @prototypetolyfe from what i understood, he claimed to be lorath (where shae is from) but turned out to actually be from braavos
Could you reference where it is said he is from lys? To a larger extent, cthulhu mythos with regard to subjects like this falls into the up to the writer category For example, august derleth tended to have a much more theist slant to his work than lovecraft himself
