Ser Biscuit

I don't see how Cersei can be seen as the tall shadow of a woman with pale white fire in her hands. She's tall, she's a woman, but that's about it. What about pale white fire represents Cersei. This is the books, not the fanfiction on HBO. Cersei doesn't know where the rest of the wildfire is located, neither does anyone else. She (Cersei) won't burn down anything else with wildfire. It's dragonfire hitting the wrong thing in KL that will set the wildfire off, it's Dany who will be blamed for the destruction of KL. Euron and the woman in the vision seem to amuse themselves by seeing other lords and claimants fighting over land/crowns and destroying themselves. Seems they are having a good ol' time. What about Maggie the Frog's prophecy hints at Cersei having a good ol' time after her kids die and another queen takes her place? It's the opposite, it says she'll cry so often, so much, that her tears could drown her. Grief, bitterness, despair and then a shocking death is in Cersei's immediate future - not being named Queen again, not being given more power at the side of a would-be Night's King. Cersei is damaged goods on her last legs, she's been a queen in some fashion since the start of the series, Cersei's and Margery's time is up. It's Arianne, Sansa, and Dany's time for being Queens. And as an aside, the way Littlefinger talks he can remove her from "the game" at any moment he chooses. He has something incredibly incriminating on her we've yet to know about. No matter how much Varys wants Cersei around to cause trouble for the Tyrell-Lannister alliance, seems that Littlefinger is prepared to stomp all over that when it's best suited for his ambitions. Just wanted to remind everyone of that important seemingly throw-away line back in AFFC. Littlefinger does not make idle threats.

lol How does GRRM do it? How does the man still manage to surprise us when millions of people are throwing out speculations about where the plot is going. I don't recall reading one speculation of the HOTU passage where someone said "Aeron's the one on the prow of the ship". People correctly guessed that the passage references Euron becoming a husband to Dany, but not that Aeron is in the symbol of that. Well done, GRRM. Also I'm glad to see that he has learned from one of his admitted regrets of not having a POV with Rob during his campaign. Please keep Aeron with Euron for as long as it takes. I want to see the Redwyne battle and everywhere else he's up to. Cut back on boring Essos POVs like Dany's and give me more of Euron. The eyepatch and having the brass to hire a faceless man to kill a King with a dragon egg was already badass enough. But the the tales of being the first person to set foot on Valyria in centuries, dragonbinder, and having warlocks at his disposal set him over the top in coolness. Now the guy walks around in a suit of valyrian steel saying he's a god. Oh hell yes, more Euron please.