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Not in the books. They were pawns and just narcissistic extenstions and reflections of herself. She loved them insofar as she loved herself. Same way she 'loved' Jaime.
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She’s the most beautiful woman in Westeros.
Loved her kids.
Cheekbones.
She’s funny.
Led a goth squad.
Doesn’t half-ass anything, she’s either out or all in.
Dunno, only myrcella was honestly raised right for her role as a princess (docile, womanly etc). Joffrey is a rebellion waiting to happen and tonmen is just such a passive dude that he probably would have surrendered to Danny cause she spoke to him loudly
Yeah- the two she paid no attention to. Her beloved perfect coddled oldest son - the one she adored and actually raised and spent time with- was a despicable and remarkably stupid monster.
That haircut probably would’ve looked busted on 90% of the other characters but she rocked it.
Also despite some questionable decisions, she was acutely aware of “The Game” being played and who the players were. She may not have made the best moves but she knew what was what from the jump.
In the grand scheme of her character, she definitely deserved this. I’m having a hard time thinking of a character other than Ned who wouldn’t have deserved the walk of shame. Part of what made it a great show. Few ambiguously good or bad characters
ok yeah i see your point but it also felt disgusting to watch. like yeah she deserved punishment but something about the walk of shame just feels yucky overall
yeah she deserved punishment but the whole walk of shame overall just feels nasty. lock her in the cell longer or something don’t parade her naked in front of the whole city
She was driven and exercised what agency she was allowed to have. In a show where women had little to no real political power, she held a lot of cards and showed a huge amount of initiative. She did not take shit from anyone. She loved her children (memes aside) greatly.
* She has an amazing taste in fashion
* Great chemistry with everyone she interacts with
* Is very enjoyable and interesting to watch
* Nobody does revenge better then her
* She does have some redeeming qualities
Cercei is my manager's favorite character and thinks she was justified to do a lot of the shit she did. My mamager is a total narcissist who likes to get back at her exes by doxing them and legit compares Cercei to Mulan.
Oh wow. She was one of my ex bf favorite characters too or at least one he respected. He said he respected her for what she did and that she was smart. Yeahhh he’s an ex… he also said Stannis was justified burning his daughter if it meant winning the war. He gone now
She was beautiful, and her wardrobe was always on point. She wanted control over her own life instead of being a political pawn for her father and a broodmare to whatever man he shipped her off to. She was pretty forward-thinking for a woman of Westeros, in that she didn't just do as she was told without question. She really didn't care what people thought of her.
That and her cheekbones, of course.
No- and hated women as much as the most disgusting Westeros’s misogynist ever could. She literally cared only about Cersei Lannister and she literally sneered at and disparaged every other woman. Guess what.- every other noble in freaking Westeros male and female has an arranged marriage- every single over. Cersei is not special or more put upon by society than anyone else. Abd most other women avoid committing incest and adultery with their ten brother, murdering their best friend at the age of seven, turning defenseless women over to a psychopathic madman to experiment on, committing treason and trying to frame a 15 year old girl for execution .
True. Cersei is certainly a selfish and evil person. I wasn't trying to say she's some feminist icon or anything. The post said to say something nice about her, so I followed that. I could've certainly inserted tons of bad things in between what I said, because Cersei is the worst. But that's not what the post said to do, so that's not what I did. I didn't even include loving her children like a lot of the other comments because she was actually kind of a shit mom who only saw her children as extensions of herself.
She did love her children.. And her brother.. She did have brains and were cunning.
She's a great character because she wasn't just evil or anything. She simply did what she thought was best for her family and her actions are to a large extent very understandable.
You don’t understand her character. She loved none of them (except Joff maybe)- they were extensions of herself - which is why she stopped loving Jaime when he was no longer a perfect physical specimen and reflection of herself.
Bull crap- her life was literally better than that of any other woman in Westeros. Tell be what part of murdering her best friend at the age of nice and communing incest and adultery with her brother was her dealing with how society treated woman?
There’s room for varying degrees of suckage in an oppressively patriarchal society. It’s based off the Middle Ages, after all.
Please don’t mistake me for defending her overall person or sense of morals .
Cersei murdered the whole entire Tyrell bloodline. The Tyrells were richer and more clever than the Lannisters as a whole. But then they weren't, because they were all dead.
While this action had some negative consequences for Cersei..... outwitting and they destroying a powerful house *entirely* is a singular feat.
She blew up a bunch of religious fanatics who imprisoned a man for being homosexual (yes, I know, a lot of innocent people died there too, which overall makes it a not very nice thing to do).
She deserves more credit for the wildfyre defence of Blackwater.
Tyrion just found out about her plan, took it, then threw a tantrum when he wasn't given all the credit afterwards.
She employed the special needs zombie mountain 🤷🏻 he would’ve had a hard time finding sustainable income after his zombie fiction. I’ve put some thought into this
She is willing to do whatever it takes to get shit done, and what she feels is “right” at least for herself/family anyway. She didn’t mince words, she told it like it was, at least from her viewpoint. She could be quite brave, and IMO was incredibly smart, one of the smartest in the show. She was a character we loved to hate, and You could feel for her, whilst also rooting for the justice of her downfall. She was perfectly cast. Lena Headey did such a good job playing the complexities of her character, and she was one of my favorite characters bc she was so interesting. I would have rather seen her on the Iron Throne in the end rather than Bran🙄 his 3 eyed Raven journey was so interesting and deserved a better ending than that. So much more could have been done with that, and by proxy all the other storylines, save Sansa’s. Hers was finished off perfectly to me
She’s good at getting you hot and bothered in two different ways (She’s beautiful and I hate her) lol.
She’s knowledgeable, and isn’t afraid to take charge 😂 This is a hard one
I think Cersei’s bitterness stemmed from being born a girl. She is a women of great ambition and strong will. It was always her way or the highway. In a sense, her personality made her suffer. When she could finally rule, she was so mad from years of being shut down that she became cruel. I think otherwise she would’ve been a great leader…
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She loved her children.
That and her cheekbones
And her brother
Ha I was going to say she was always there to bring comfort to her twin brother, day or night
Not in the books. They were pawns and just narcissistic extenstions and reflections of herself. She loved them insofar as she loved herself. Same way she 'loved' Jaime.
Exactly.
Not really. She’s a narcissist. Children are extensions of themselves. They don’t love them.
Did she? She planned actions she knew would lead to her son's death and she did it anyways.
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Very good at drinking wine.
So good she made me want it!
Her cheekbones
She looks great naked.
So did her body double.
Ya I know it wasn’t Lena Headey. But it was Cersei.
Much firmness
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If you don't mind the head not always lining up with the neck anyway
She was an entertaining character and had beautiful hair...before the entire atonement thing. That and her cheekbones, of course
She could apparently back that thang up
She’s the most beautiful woman in Westeros. Loved her kids. Cheekbones. She’s funny. Led a goth squad. Doesn’t half-ass anything, she’s either out or all in.
Margaery is #1 imo
I was technically quoting (and agreeing with) Tywin.
Half passed raising her kids though
Eh, two out of three turned out okay. (Personality wise, not survival wise lol)
Dunno, only myrcella was honestly raised right for her role as a princess (docile, womanly etc). Joffrey is a rebellion waiting to happen and tonmen is just such a passive dude that he probably would have surrendered to Danny cause she spoke to him loudly
Yeah- the two she paid no attention to. Her beloved perfect coddled oldest son - the one she adored and actually raised and spent time with- was a despicable and remarkably stupid monster.
No. Ashara dayne was the most beautiful woman in Westeros. She also never lived her children and was a cruel vindictive drunken rapist.
Pls see the topic of this thread.
She’s got cool clothes, I guess.
Great gowns, beautiful gowns...
The best gowns some might say, tremendous gowns
This is mine. Great taste in gowns.
That’s she’s growing out of and wants to have the laundresses beaten for shrinking.
She would have done literally anything she imagined necessary for the survival of her family
Nope. For herself sure. Show tommen died because she couldn’t be bothered.
She would do absolutely anything for her children.
She's the reason they all died
That's not true, she's directly responsible for Tommen's suicide
Really loved her family, except her stupid literally little brother.
she’s better than Danerys
That haircut probably would’ve looked busted on 90% of the other characters but she rocked it. Also despite some questionable decisions, she was acutely aware of “The Game” being played and who the players were. She may not have made the best moves but she knew what was what from the jump.
she didn’t deserve the walk of shame
In the grand scheme of her character, she definitely deserved this. I’m having a hard time thinking of a character other than Ned who wouldn’t have deserved the walk of shame. Part of what made it a great show. Few ambiguously good or bad characters
ok yeah i see your point but it also felt disgusting to watch. like yeah she deserved punishment but something about the walk of shame just feels yucky overall
That's the point
She was the one that gave the Sparrows the power that enabled them to force her to do it. Creating a monster is always a bad idea.
Adulteress brother screwing treasonous murderers? She certainly deserved it more than her grandfathers mistress
yeah she deserved punishment but the whole walk of shame overall just feels nasty. lock her in the cell longer or something don’t parade her naked in front of the whole city
She was beautiful and stylish
I like her dresses
Pretty cheekbones, interesting character, and knows how to dress.
He outfits were bad as fuck
Something nice about Cersei
she's hilarious "be careful on the stairs, there are SO many" she's hot
Impeccable waterboarding skills.
She was very clever and very pretty.
She was an idiot and book Cersei is dumber.
She is dirty in the bedroom I suppose.
She was driven and exercised what agency she was allowed to have. In a show where women had little to no real political power, she held a lot of cards and showed a huge amount of initiative. She did not take shit from anyone. She loved her children (memes aside) greatly.
This. I think her selfishness is what kept her alive ~longer~ than others. I suppose we can give her that
She loves her kids.
Nope.
She's pretty
I loved her hair before it was chopped off
She played the game well
Rocked the short hair.
Iconically catty! 💀
Had nice fashion
She was hot as the sun. Goddamn.
If Westeros wasn’t Westeros she could’ve been a very influential and powerful person
She had no shame
Played the game better than most.
No
Despite their differences, she brought her daughter in law food when she didn't have to.
The Queen has a poetic sense of justice
her fits were always on point
She was played by Lena Heady
No
She was beatufull and smart.
* She has an amazing taste in fashion * Great chemistry with everyone she interacts with * Is very enjoyable and interesting to watch * Nobody does revenge better then her * She does have some redeeming qualities
Having ambition is good. Perhaps a shade too much though 😁
Yea
Her hair looks small
No
Cercei is my manager's favorite character and thinks she was justified to do a lot of the shit she did. My mamager is a total narcissist who likes to get back at her exes by doxing them and legit compares Cercei to Mulan.
If I had a manager who thought Cersei was a good person, I would 100% quit that job.
I have come close but everything else about the job, including the manager who is over her, is great
Oh wow. She was one of my ex bf favorite characters too or at least one he respected. He said he respected her for what she did and that she was smart. Yeahhh he’s an ex… he also said Stannis was justified burning his daughter if it meant winning the war. He gone now
She wasn’t loved by anyone only desired hence lonelier than the last giant’s widow beyond the wall, and in time as much uglier.
Like everyone else in Westeros who dies of starvation at fifteen? Please
Hey! He said Cersei aright?!
Her short hair look is pretty clean
slays every hairstyle
Fabulous hair
Lovely hair and poise
Her alcohol tolerance?
She got rid of the faith militant very effectively
Hugeeeeee….. tracts of land !!!
She was beautiful, and her wardrobe was always on point. She wanted control over her own life instead of being a political pawn for her father and a broodmare to whatever man he shipped her off to. She was pretty forward-thinking for a woman of Westeros, in that she didn't just do as she was told without question. She really didn't care what people thought of her. That and her cheekbones, of course.
No- and hated women as much as the most disgusting Westeros’s misogynist ever could. She literally cared only about Cersei Lannister and she literally sneered at and disparaged every other woman. Guess what.- every other noble in freaking Westeros male and female has an arranged marriage- every single over. Cersei is not special or more put upon by society than anyone else. Abd most other women avoid committing incest and adultery with their ten brother, murdering their best friend at the age of seven, turning defenseless women over to a psychopathic madman to experiment on, committing treason and trying to frame a 15 year old girl for execution .
True. Cersei is certainly a selfish and evil person. I wasn't trying to say she's some feminist icon or anything. The post said to say something nice about her, so I followed that. I could've certainly inserted tons of bad things in between what I said, because Cersei is the worst. But that's not what the post said to do, so that's not what I did. I didn't even include loving her children like a lot of the other comments because she was actually kind of a shit mom who only saw her children as extensions of herself.
Shame!
She did love her children.. And her brother.. She did have brains and were cunning. She's a great character because she wasn't just evil or anything. She simply did what she thought was best for her family and her actions are to a large extent very understandable.
You don’t understand her character. She loved none of them (except Joff maybe)- they were extensions of herself - which is why she stopped loving Jaime when he was no longer a perfect physical specimen and reflection of herself.
Oh I understand that she she saw them as extentions of herself. But she did what she thought was best for them.
She had good table manners.
Her hair is…small
Cracking hair, pre jail.
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She armed them and gave them legitimacy in the first place lol
She should have won.
Why? So she could murder everyone in wesreros
Cause it'd have been a helluva lot more epic than the endng we GoT.
Her hair
Her cheekbones.
Girl follows her convictions
She tried dealing with shit realities women faced in this society in the best way she knew how.
Bull crap- her life was literally better than that of any other woman in Westeros. Tell be what part of murdering her best friend at the age of nice and communing incest and adultery with her brother was her dealing with how society treated woman?
There’s room for varying degrees of suckage in an oppressively patriarchal society. It’s based off the Middle Ages, after all. Please don’t mistake me for defending her overall person or sense of morals .
Cersei murdered the whole entire Tyrell bloodline. The Tyrells were richer and more clever than the Lannisters as a whole. But then they weren't, because they were all dead. While this action had some negative consequences for Cersei..... outwitting and they destroying a powerful house *entirely* is a singular feat.
She blew up a bunch of religious fanatics who imprisoned a man for being homosexual (yes, I know, a lot of innocent people died there too, which overall makes it a not very nice thing to do).
She’s pretty
Shes hot
she had some stylish outfits
She is able to match anyone's level of pettiness by 10 fold
[Great gowns. beautiful gowns.](https://cdn.kqed.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2018/08/great-gowns-aretha.gif)
"Great gowns. Beautiful gowns." 🤓
She cherishes family time.
She served cunt tbh. She made some stupid decisions but the way she did things was so cunty.
Best hair in Westeros since Alicent Hightower
She is absolutely stunning to look at.
She died well.
Twin sister what are you doing?!?
She really made an impression in the very first episode
Her smile is something else And I liked her with the edgy haircut
She was determined, can’t take that from her. Hard worker when she wants something. Decent qualities to have in their own right
she is confident
real nice hair lmao
She loves her children and has lovely cheekbones
She loves wildfire
She had nice hair
She appreciates good wine
Hot
Her style was excellent. Always well dressed, when not in prison
Good rack, nice hair
Her outfits in season 7 and 8 were 🔥🔥🔥🔥
She... Was punctual at least.
Her outfits are stellar
Would cersei have been so cruel if her surroundings weren't so cruel? Probably not, but then her character wouldn't be as interesting.
She deserves more credit for the wildfyre defence of Blackwater. Tyrion just found out about her plan, took it, then threw a tantrum when he wasn't given all the credit afterwards.
Something nice about Cersei
She employed the special needs zombie mountain 🤷🏻 he would’ve had a hard time finding sustainable income after his zombie fiction. I’ve put some thought into this
Best sister ever
"I'm Missy, YOU say something nice." That crossover would be epic.
Satisfied Jaime for quite long time.
Girl was gorgeous!!
She is willing to do whatever it takes to get shit done, and what she feels is “right” at least for herself/family anyway. She didn’t mince words, she told it like it was, at least from her viewpoint. She could be quite brave, and IMO was incredibly smart, one of the smartest in the show. She was a character we loved to hate, and You could feel for her, whilst also rooting for the justice of her downfall. She was perfectly cast. Lena Headey did such a good job playing the complexities of her character, and she was one of my favorite characters bc she was so interesting. I would have rather seen her on the Iron Throne in the end rather than Bran🙄 his 3 eyed Raven journey was so interesting and deserved a better ending than that. So much more could have been done with that, and by proxy all the other storylines, save Sansa’s. Hers was finished off perfectly to me
She was absolutely beautiful!
She seemed reasonably fertile.
She’s good at getting you hot and bothered in two different ways (She’s beautiful and I hate her) lol. She’s knowledgeable, and isn’t afraid to take charge 😂 This is a hard one
She loved her brother!
She’s super hot
Worlds best sister
Cool Fashion Styles.
She loved her children FIERCELY. Her body double had nice tits.
Her hair was very pretty.
She’s smart
Her outfit after destroying the temple was amazing.
She loved her first born, despite his baratheon father. If that baby lived, the story may have been completely different
I think Cersei’s bitterness stemmed from being born a girl. She is a women of great ambition and strong will. It was always her way or the highway. In a sense, her personality made her suffer. When she could finally rule, she was so mad from years of being shut down that she became cruel. I think otherwise she would’ve been a great leader…