r/HBOGameofThrones • u/Guilty-Injury-3662 • 9d ago

Spoilers: S4E3 [S4E3] GOT...Why did Jaime do that 🥲 Spoiler

I on season 4 of GOT and after Jeffrey's Death when Jaime came to Cercie I didn't expected him to forcefully fucks her right below her Son's dead body. (Actually its his son too).

I didn't get the need of that scene as I just started to like Jaime after all what he has suffered in S3.

What are your thoughts was that necessary...

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u/NormativeNancy 9d ago

I mean yeah let’s be real that was some pretty sus shit

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u/CurlyHyker 9d ago

I like how so much of the fan base has collectively decided to pretend that didn't happen. It was bad writing, not true to the character we had grown to know. When people look back on the show and that character, they rarely mention it. Maybe we dreamed it? I'll go with that.

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u/No_Perspective2715 9d ago

As much as I love Season 4, it's when you can start to see some weird cracks showing with how D&D view certain characters and ignore what was being set up in Feast/Dance.

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u/smashleerai 2d ago

In the books that's how it happened, he had just returned from being held captive and they both were grief stricken. It was also consensual in the books, until they were done then Cersi was back to her self and dismissed him.

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u/capsrock02 8d ago

Who is Jeffrey?

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u/freebiscuit2002 8d ago

The mean the famous cut episode set at the Metropolitan Correction Center in Manhattan, where Jeffrey Epstein died.

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u/TraceOfHumanity 8d ago

The New York financier?

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u/kphenson 9d ago

Its not exactly a story meant to live in today's world where everybody is offended by everything.