How Bronn's Wife Was Repeatedly R*ped In The Books 😨

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This short uses evidence from A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, A Dance with Dragons and The Winds of Winter.

A Game of Thrones theory explained, prepare for The Winds of Winter release date with a theory video of George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series and something to think about while waiting for HBO's House of the Dragon Season 2.

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[aegorbittersteel]

Literally nightmare fuel always feel so bad for her. Hope her and little Tyrion will be okay.

[MissFortune]

Then Cersei called her a half-wit for letting that happen to her in so glad the kettleblacks tossed that wicked sow under the bus to the sparrow

[movieloverfan]

Lollys did not marry Bronn in the show. In the show Cersei decided to prevent Bronn from again agreeing to be champion for Tyrion in a trial by combat (the first time Bronn killed Ser Egan Vardis in the Vale). Cersei bribes him with marriage to Lady Lollys. House Stockworth I imagine in the show agrees to this to win favor with Cersei, as a newly knighted Bronn of no background to mention would not likely be considered a good prospect otherwise.

However, Tyrion gets a different champion and then escapes before execution. Cersei changes her mind in the show and Bronn's betrothal is dropped for Ser Willas Braken. Or it is possible that Jaime is lying to Bronn about this, and Jaime is the one who torpedoed Bronn's marriage, because he wants Bronn to go with him to Dorne to get Myrcella. In the show as in the books Stokeworth was near Kingslanding and provided food to the Red Keep, especially during the hard times and riots. And Lady Tanda who was Lollys' mother tried to get Tyrion to marry her daughter, but Tyrion thought her simple minded.


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In the books, Lady Tanda also tries to get Littlefinger to marry Lollys, before she makes the offer to Tywin for Tyrion. Once Lollys is attacked in the riot and left pregnant it becomes very difficult to find a husband for her and her mother is happy to marry her to Ser Bronn. In the books Bronn also agrees to the marriage in return for not being Tyrion's champion, but in the books this marriage takes place, and neither Bronn nor Jaime go to Dorne.

In the books Lady Tanda suffered a fall and is left bedridden. The older sister Lady Falyse and her husband Balman Byrch are not happy with Bronn and his newly acquired men taking residence and come to Cersei with their complaints. Cersei advises them to kill Bronn. Cersei is angry at Bronn at the time.

Lady Tanda had written Cersei wanting to name the baby to honor Tywin, but Cersei denied permission. She later learns that the r*pe baby was born named Tyrion by Bronn. Cersei thinks Bronn maybe still in league with Tyrion and she is paranoid. But Falyse and her husband challenged Bronn directly and Bronn kills him in combat and kicks Falyse out.

Falyse wants Bronn charged and executed, Cersei doesn't want any of this and her part in it to become public, so she gives Falyse to Qyburn to deal with.

[bewareofgoose]

Yeah she gets pregnant with a bastard and bronn names him after Tyrion

[Rifi]

"Half a hundred men" wtf George

[immanuel]

I know this is based on what really happened back in those times, but George Martin really has to do some searching within himself with how obsessed with grape he is.

[ioana]

Falysse, her sister, died a horrible dead, by the hands of Qyburn. She was very loyal to Cersei, but she rewarded her with torture and death. Later, Cersei realised she made a stupid mistake and regret it, but was too late for Falysse. In the book Cersei is stupid and narcissistic. I hated her. 😢

[VideoGamesAndTheWorld]

The books are far more darker than the show.

[misspeaches]

Lady Tanda actually struggles to find a husband for Lollys prior to the assault, because she is mentally challenged. Which make the whole plot line even more sad

[emilyamaro]

The show is accused of being gratuitous but the books…. Man the books 💀

[abandonallhope.]

The Stokeworths are an unfortunate family especially after encountering Cersei

[jackcochrane]

Dropped a “anyway, subscribe for more” after describing the most heinous crime

[sportcentral]

“Did you know: 🤔”, *Describes horrifying events:😳*, “Anyway susbscribe for more:😁”

[lighthousedimlights]

Lolly, Jeyne, Alicent, Val like every book storyline was given to Sansa Stark 😂😅

[theshadowman]

She got off better than her sister did. The things Qyburn did to her…….

[Steelin_Gainz]

Im just getting into the show but sometimes I look at events of episodes and I think about what the writer of the books went through mentally to write all these things. I do hope Mr. Martin is alright but I feel like if I sat with him and bought him a beer, I can imagine telling him that this life has plenty of good things about it too. I'm just venting guys so don't mind me. I've been through a lot of abuse and hard times, but I always remember to face each day with a smile, and I will never tire of doing good or to bless someone else that day. I wish I could share my story with everyone tbh

[maricarnelli]

I will never understand the amount of times r*pe is mentioned in this series…like did he HAVE to specify what happened to this character that’s barely even in the story? idk just feels like every two pages there’s mention of it or a detailed description

[V.A.Y.U]

And Tyrion put Shea in her service to keep her close and safe

[Ronin]

5 kings, 7 kingdoms, ONE rule: thee books are always more horrible.

[KingKing-czxh]

Shit was so useless we saw them in one scene and then he was back following a Lannister begging for a castle the show really butchered a lot of storylines. One of the highlights of feast for crows was Cersei receiving news about what bronn was doing shit was hilarious