Why did Tyrion stand outside Daenerys door?

We still don’t know exactly why Tyrion was standing outside of their room. According to some fan theories, he’s either planning to betray Daenerys and Jon, or he’s just concerned that they’re hooking up when they have much, much bigger things they should be worrying about. Obviously, he has feelings for Daenerys.

Why did Cersei executes Missandei?

When Missandei dies, beheaded by the Mountain on Cersei’s orders, it’s in the hopes of provoking Daenerys into rash, violent action. She believes in Dany’s mission of freeing slaves, but is often the voice of reason when it comes to escalating violence. We know that she loved Grey Worm and that he loved her.

How did Cersei get Missandei?

During Euron’s ambush on Dany’s fleet, her best friend and longtime servant Missandei is captured. She becomes Cersei’s prisoner, and in the episode’s final scene, Cersei orders the Mountain to behead her while Dany and Grey Worm are forced to watch. It’s not pretty.

Is Cersei dumb?

Cersei is one of the smartest and most ruthless characters in Game of Thrones… but even she has her stupid moments. Despite being reviled by fans, Cersei is actually quite misunderstood as a character, which is what makes her so nuanced.

Is jorah jealous of Jon Snow?

Nope , Jon was not jealous when Dany hugged Jorah .

Who did Cersei kill on Game of Thrones?

And yet, Cersei did not open fire on anyone. The most ruthless character in Game of Thrones acted with inconceivable honor, refusing to surrender, killing only Missandei, and agreeing to engage with Dany’s army on formal terms.

Why was there no showdown between Cersei and Daenerys?

Or perhaps more accurately, the lack of a showdown. Tyrion convinced Daenerys to march to King’s Landing and demand Cersei’s surrender, even though they were hardly in a position to make such a demand.

How did Tyrion convince Daenerys to march to King’s landing?

Tyrion convinced Daenerys to march to King’s Landing and demand Cersei’s surrender, even though they were hardly in a position to make such a demand. Team Dany had just suffered their biggest loss of the war moments earlier when Euron Greyjoy sniped Rhaegal out of the sky, before destroying much of her fleet.

Why did Dany go to King’s landing?

Cersei had Missandei; Dany had only one dragon, a depleted military, and a false sense of destiny. And yet she rode to the gates of King’s Landing to attempt to bargain with the woman who once blew up a place of worship. As Dany approached the castle gates, her army, at first glance, looked menacing.