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[vikiblood]

I know everybody think that Jaime is going to kill her, but in my opinion she's going down by Stark Steel, Sansa or Arya are going to cut her head of old style, or, in a more warg way, the 5 Stark brothers are going to heat her alive wile been inside their direwolfes, first Sansa need to get one, but you understend me.

Sorry for the bad spelling but I'm from Argentina and so this is new for me

[Apple Martini]

I think Jaime's going to kill her. Either to keep her from burning down the capital (Aerys, part two), to keep UnCat from killing Brienne, or to avenge the death(s) of one or more of their children.

ETA: It would be hard for five Stark brothers to eat her while in their direwolf forms. Namely because there were only ever four Stark brothers. One of those brothers is dead (along with his direwolf) and one of the other Stark brothers isn't really a Stark brother.

Edited by Apple Martini, 29 April 2012 - 10:21 PM.

[The King in the South]

Probably through suffocation at the hands of one of her younger brothers.

[Cheese Pudding]

She'll kill herself. Too proud to let anyone have that pleasure.

[The Mother of The Others]

She's gonna eat a bad mushroom and keel over, man.    Right after she falls out of her chair, all the people who are intent on killing her will rush into the room all at once--because they carpooled--and they'll see she's already dead and they'll be like "Damn!"

[Gurkhal]

Cheese Pudding, on 29 April 2012 - 10:23 PM, said:

She'll kill herself. Too proud to let anyone have that pleasure.

Sounds about right and she has every right to decide how her own exit should be as long as it don't physically harm anyone else.

[A Schwartz to be reckoned]

Lancel will kill her. It is known.

[Sand Snake No. 9]

Well, we're stuck with that stupid party-pooping prophecy.    I hope that those predictions DON'T come true and that she meets her end (or not) in some spectacular way.

[jarl the climber]

I'd rather that she live and be forced to become a Silent Sister.

[Ser Malthred Stark]

My opinion of possibilities:
1. The Faith (Trial)
2. Suicide (Pride)
3. Jaime (Prophecy)

Edited by Ser Malthred Stark, 29 April 2012 - 10:53 PM.

[Fire Eater]

Apple Martini, on 29 April 2012 - 10:16 PM, said:

I think Jaime's going to kill her. Either to keep her from burning down the capital (Aerys, part two), to keep UnCat from killing Brienne, or to avenge the death(s) of one or more of their children.

ETA: It would be hard for five Stark brothers to eat her while in their direwolf forms. Namely because there were only ever four Stark brothers. One of those brothers is dead (along with his direwolf) and one of the other Stark brothers isn't really a Stark brother.

My guess is it'll be the first option; Cersei would rather die than be taken alive by Stannis in ACoK, if she has lost her children along with her sanity, she will choose her own death and take KL (who laughed and mocked her in her walk of shame) and some of her enemies with her. She would want to die with Jaime at her side, but Jaime would kill her before she gives the order, and end his life as well as i ave so often stated.

[chris999]

She will lose her trial by battle.

[Grip]

Yeah I think Jaime will kill her in the end, whether it is to stop her rule or seek personal revenge I dont know..If not that she, as the head (?) of House Lannisters, deserve some respect and should be beheaded or somesuch..Quick and swift, no torture of any kind whatsoever..Though this doesnt seem that likely, Jaime will probably do the deed when it comes down to it..

[All Men Must Rhyme]

Yeah, suicide or death by Jaime are the two most likely to me. She seems to be heading down the same path as Aerys, and "burn them all" seems to be very much something that would appeal to her. Could see him killing her too if it meant saving everyone.

[Machinist]

suicide

[Hear Us Roar]

I think she might make it to the end at least till the others invade.

[Direwolf Lager]

im still pulling for Tyrion to kill her even though its what Cersei suspects (because of the prophecy)

[Thunderfist]

In her own bed, at the age of 80, with a belly full of wine and a mans tounge on her c...

[Queen Cersei I]

Thunderfist, on 30 April 2012 - 01:42 AM, said:

In her own bed, at the age of 80, with a belly full of wine and a mans tounge on her c...

Damn you. This was exactly what I was going to write, but you beat me to it.

As for Ceresi, given that she is almost surely the series's main villain, I'd say that her losing her trial by battle is extremely unlikely. It seems more likely that she'll (somehow) gain power again, only to destroy herself, the rest of her family, alienate (and lose) all of her allies, gratuitously harm countless innocent people, utterly losing her looks, and, I'm guessing, either be responsible for the death of or murder her remaining children. In the end Jaime will almost surely take her out, as either honorable revenge (after she murders Tommen, perhaps?) or out of pity-- or both.

[Gurkhal]

Queen Cersei I, on 30 April 2012 - 01:54 AM, said:

Damn you. This was exactly what I was going to write, but you beat me to it.

As for Ceresi, given that she is almost surely the series's main villain, I'd say that her losing her trial by battle is extremely unlikely. It seems more likely that she'll (somehow) gain power again, only to destroy herself, the rest of her family, alienate (and lose) all of her allies, gratuitously harm countless innocent people, utterly losing her looks, and, I'm guessing, either be responsible for the death of or murder her remaining children. In the end Jaime will almost surely take her out, as either honorable revenge (after she murders Tommen, perhaps?) or out of pity-- or both.

I must say that I am very much afraid that you will be right on this. While as a villain she will not be allowed to win I'd hope to see her go out in a blaze of glory rather than finding that the prophecy was actually true.