Tyrion lannister quotes i hate you all full#
It didn’t last very long though because she did end up blowing up a whole building full of people as revenge. I also felt sorry for her during her walk of shame. It broke my heart to see her grieving as she lost all her children in pursuit of the iron throne. In spite of her evil tendencies, there were (very few) moments on the show when Cersei showed some bits of humanity and genuine emotion. She’s manipulated her brother Jaime, her cousin Lancel, and Euron Greyjoy. She’s stunning, and she knows it – and she uses it to control lustful men. It’s one of the reasons why she was deemed fit to be a queen in the first place. Hate: She uses sex to manipulate menĬersei’s beauty is well-known around the kingdom. Heck, her stare alone already conveys so many emotions. She manages to make each scene so memorable even with the subtlest movement of an eyebrow, tilt of her head, and hint of a smirk. This one is all thanks to the incredible Lena Headey. Love: Her facial expressions are on point
Just think, this is the woman who ordered to kill Robert’s innocent bastards, turned Shae against Tyrion, blew up the Great Sept of Baelor, AND killed her best friend. There may have been moments on the show where she’s shown kindness to others, but really, it’s just part of a bigger plan to ultimately get what she wants. If you think you can get Cersei to sympathize with anyone that’s not her children or Jaime, prepare to be disappointed. Hate: You’ll never gain her respect nor sympathy If you hurt her, she will strike back ten times over as proven by her use of wildfire to kill everyone at the Great Sept of Baelor. The Lannister coat of arms is a gold lion with the words “Hear Me Roar!”, and it matches Cersei’s unwavering strength and bravery. In a world dominated by men fighting over the iron throne, Cersei is one of two powerful, female characters who played the game so damn well. So if you know what I’m talking about, check out the 12 reasons below to love and hate this iconic character. She’s definitely one GoT character we can’t help but love and hate at the same time. One of the characters I’ve always felt conflicted about is Cersei Lannister. Each character has their good and bad moments which exactly makes them human and relatable. There’s no purely good nor purely evil character (except maybe for Ramsay Bolton). Revisiting the show is always refreshing. One of the things that make Game of Thrones such an incredible show is the complexity of its characters.
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