Winds of Winter Predictions: Mad Queen Cersei

The true heir King Aery's Madness, Cersei Lannister. Where will her paranoia lead her?



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[futurelullabies]

I never understood how show Cersei could BLOW UP THE SEPT in the middle of political unrest and nothing happened to her?

That's like the equivalent to the Vatican blowing up.

But I forgot D&D can barely follow cause and effect

[cyberh_eaven]

I'm so happy that the ASOIAF community have not given up on the story after the terrible job on the last seasons of GoT. Those books are one of the most treasured things for me and the community being alive reminds me that there are still 2 amazing books incoming.

[jherm]

Theres a theory Cercei's foot was infected during her walk and that it will be cut off. Jaime was holding Cersei's foot when they were born. So like how Jaimes hand was cut off, Cercei's foot will be amputated

[marcostargaryen]

UNLIKE THE TV SHOW, cersei's actions will have consequences

[curtisnucmed]

I’ve had patience, but man I need Winds of Winter. Imagine it dropping today and getting to stay home for two weeks reading it in quarantine. Come on, George. We are depending on you to pull us through this.

[Patriarch.Chadimus]

I've gotta say, I don't think there is a single other series of videos that captures the passion and love for ASOIAF as a series that many have.

I really appreciate your guys' work!

[Bronze_Wing]

Not sure about her dying with Jaime, in his Weirwood dream, she leaves him alone with Brienne, their swords are lit, but his sword goes out leaving Brienne alone. That makes it seem like she dies, then he dies, leaving Brienne alive. Could be totally wrong, but I'd bet on a weirwood dream over something Cersei thinks will happen.

[winterchild]

"Queen you will be, until there comes another, younger and more beautiful". Could be Aegon who is younger and more beautiful, never says it's gonna be a queen.

[charlieparker]

The thing about taking that assurance from Cersei and Jaime that they'll die together at face value, for me, is that Cersei is so often wrong, particularly about Jaime. And his whole thing is growing away from her, and away from who she thought he was and what they were going to be. If they do die together obviously it's going to be because of the Valonquar prophecy, but something doesn't sit right with me about Cersei being right about them dying together when her whole thing is always being wrong about people, especially Jaime. I think them not dying together would be more satisfying just because it's the final blow to her idea that they're destined and tied together

[mattkemerait]

Oh how I need WoW to purge my memory of the last few seasons of GoT.

[shivavereen]

I’m going to hate when this 23 day series ends. You are killing it.

[sydnitheromantictaylor]

I definitely think Cersei will go full Mad Queen in the books, her chapters are difficult to get through for me because I can't stand her because she's so hateful lol. I agree that Cersei is the true heir to King Aery's madness Jaime even compares her to Aerys. I do believe originally supposed to go full mad queen on the show after her miscarriage scene but D&D cut her miscarriage scene and switched roes between Cersei and Daenerys because they wanted to be unpredictable, it's why some people hated the ending. Daenerys postponed her quest for the throne to defeat the dead because she knew that they were the true enemy and Cersei held her armies back because she saw it as a way to rid her of her enemies.

[seann]

I think Cersei would be the evil mad queen in the books, not Daenerys.

[GunninRebel]

Man that opening minute was chilling! Idea's you truly are there best at what you do.

[cruddddddddddddddd]

I think about the burning of the tower a lot when I want to know where Cersei’s story will go. KL will burn... or part of it, at least. She became very unhinged in Feast—the valonquar prophecy drove her insane.

[rociomiranda]

The Iron Throne seems to affect negatively every one that sits on it (besides being cold and hard and sharp). One king goes mad, one becomes a hopeless incompetent drunk, one reveals a monstrous nature. Sort of like the One Ring. So yes, Cersei's going mad is quite possible.

[ashleyofnaath]

2nd comment: I see parallels between Cersei and Rhaenyra. When Rhaenyra fled KL, her first stop was Rosby, but she was denied entry for passing over the lady's inheritance in favor of her younger brother's. I thought Cersei might try the same. The Rosby ward has shown they're anti-Lannister, so the doors may be barred to Cersei as well, forcing her to flee to Casterly Rock. Or, perhaps the ward will open them and seize her, ready to turn Cersei over to whomever the ward serves (the Starks imo). Which would be ironic considering her refusal to address the Rosby inheritance led to that outcome.

[MrAnonymousu]

It would be extremely poetic if it turns out Jaime and Cersei were actually Aerys and Joanna's kids and Tyrion was Tywin's only true child and Jaime killed his own father and Cersei was mad like Aerys. I know it's probably not the case, but it would be very poetic if it was. It would explain the madness, it would explain why Tywin would hate Tyrion even more, it would explain the Twincest, it would explain Jeoffrey's madness, and it would make the whole cannibalism of who gets to rule Kings Landing all the more poetic, if it turns out the whole time Jaime and Cersei had been working against their true family the whole time, that Daenerys and F'Aegon are at war with their own family and that ironically the whole time Jeoffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen are all legitimate claimants to the throne through their parents and the whole war was for nothing save for preserving Tywin's ego this whole time because he couldn't stand to admit that Aerys fathered any of his kids and because they were so perfect he claimed them as his own, and his one true child, Tyrion, came out deformed (due to incest possibly) and that's why he hated Tyrion as he felt his own true son was a disappointment. It could also explain why Aerys really chose not to marry Cersei to Rhaegar because he was aware of the relationship or perhaps Rhaegar was aware and he knew for the prophecy, he needed to marry outside of his bloodline. All of this is interesting. I am just hoping for the past ten years George R.R. Martin has been working on both of the books instead of just one of them.

[sheilahilton]

So Quinn and LmL, do you think Dany will end up with Cersei’s fleet that Aurane Waters ran off with? You guys have so much to cover. Stuff are jumping off with Little Finger in the Vale, the lack of provisions for the Winter, what plans does Euron have for OldTown, etc, etc. I think you need an extra 23 days to cover everything and since we will all be stuck indoors, perhaps you should do a couple live-streams each week if it make financial sense.

[mat]

Quinn reading from the book was awesome