Edmund Cardinal

I have two questions, one regarding Osha's behaviour toward Theon once he's taken Winterfell, and one regarding Cersei and Tyrion. Why doesn't she killed him in his sleep before escaping with Bran and Rickon? Maybe there are things skipped in the show that were in the book, explaining this, but I haven't read the books yet. I will start shortly though. Same for the decision Tyrion made of sending Myrcella to Dorne, wasn't it just a trap to see which of the member or the small council was phony? What if Baelish had told the Queen, would Tyrion have sent the girl to the Eyries? And how come Cersei cannot stop it? Where is Jeoffrey in all this? By the way, I miss characters like Varys... Beside that, I find Jon Snow more and more annoying, his relationship with his prisoner just doesn't sound right. There is something "fake" about it, and I guess the neat face of that sweet ginger girl doesn't help the picture being realistic. On the bright side, I like the Tywin/Arya duo, it's a very interesting situation where they both get to know each other but always with that underlying tension because of Arya's real indentity. Tyrion is clever and quite daring, but with a kind heart, which is a bit of fresh air in the stench of King's Landing and his king. The execution of Rodrick by Theon is for me the most powerfull moment of the episode, and his last words "Gods help you Theon Greyjoy, now you are truly lost" echoe to my ear everytime I see him. The actor Alfie Allen really does an amazing job.