Game of Thrones is a lot like Tywin; did monumental stuff during its run, solidifying its name in history then ending up dead in the most embarrassing way
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“Mourning at Dragonstone”. Daenerys cosplay by dariarooz, ph morpheeva

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What does the fake wine they drank on the set taste/smell like?

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Not that it needs to be said, but Bronn is so underrated as a cutthroat.

It's safe to say that Bronn was considered one of the good guys over the villains. He doesn't outright kill anyone who doesn't deserve it on screen. He ends up on the council with the other surviving protagonists. But he is Jaime Lannister without the redemption arc. He stays cold blooded throughout, which really shows when he's willing to kill his good friend who he had an emotional attachment with for a few seasons.

But the scene I'm talking about specifically, is the one where he is talking to his betrothed Lollys on the beach. He is envisioning his life owning a castle. Lollys mentions how they won't get it because her older sister is the heir. In a matter of seconds Bronn's face goes from curiosity, to a simple nod of him understanding and accepting he won't get the castle. In reality, it's him accepting he is going to kill his sister in law without a second thought as if it just went in his to-do list. He instantly goes on to manipulate his betrothed, so when her sister does die, she will think it's justified because her sister pulled her hair when they were little.

Bronn is probably the most ruthless character in the entire show. You could argue it is The Hound, but Bronn would never have aided Sansa or Arya out of kindness. I truly do believe he would kill babies for a high enough price, it's just not shown because we as viewers would find that too irredeemable.

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Love this scene

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