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How so? Wibble Send a noteboard - 14/05/2019 09:47:45 PM

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...I guess we can now rest assured it means "pile of bricks"?

She had tears in her eyes, her younger brothers hand round her neck, and she died...seems fairly accurate to me considering it was a prophecy from a fortune teller.

Last time i checked most fortune tellers & prophecies are misty and vague, if they know that was the time of her death it would be reasonable from a snapshot to believe Jaime killed her. They're not watching it crystal clear on a TV screen ffs.

Unless of course you were just looking forward to seeing one of the two choke the life out of her and now annoyed she got a relatively clean death. Hey, maybe they will still be alive under the rubble and on Sunday Jaime will choke her out so she doesn't suffer drought and starvation death...

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So the sometimes disputed translation of "Valonquar.".. - 14/05/2019 05:08:58 AM 560 Views
Either that or “Garbage Writing” *NM* - 14/05/2019 05:56:33 AM 175 Views
well there was no valonquar on the TV show *NM* - 14/05/2019 02:07:28 PM 207 Views
Doesn't matter, Cannoli just wants to whine. *NM* - 15/05/2019 01:49:56 AM 172 Views
Valonqar just means little brother. Cersei had two. *NM* - 15/05/2019 01:43:04 PM 170 Views
How so? - 14/05/2019 09:47:45 PM 477 Views

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