*I believe the show expressly told us it was LFSansa is also being blamed for Joffs murder, they just can't find her. Tyrion's fate is irrelevant as far as LF is concerned I think. His goal was kill Joff, obtain Sansa, and then take advantage of whatever opportunity chaos provides. Tyrion dug his own hole.
What's fun about Littlefinger is some things he does are well planned, some simply capitalize on the moment, and most succeed well beyond what he ever intended - and the only information you get on which is which are his own words. (no POV chapters in the book, so nothing to spoil. Readers are as much in the dark as viewers. Ditto Varys and Tywin for major players without POV.)
Think about it. He has Lysa poison Jon Arryn and blame the Lannisters, knowing that Robert would run to his buddy Edd kick off a Stark/Lannister conflict. But Bran being pushed out of a window and someone* hiring a guy to finish the job and supplying him with a fucking Valyrian knife? Success way beyond Littlefinger's wildest dreams. He looks like a smug smiling idiot for a reason. The guy has to be laughing himself to death inside throughout all of this. When you think of him this way, Cucchinelli's portrayal makes total sense.
*can't remember how well the show spelled it out
By stuff that no one likes I think he's saying all the bad stuff happening to good characters, or that he's the origination of the conflict and is the series' antagonist behind the scenes thus far. Most people didn't like Eddard being decapitated or the red wedding but I think everyone agrees that GoT would be awful if it was just Jon Arryn, Eddard and Bobby B joking about the good old times.You basically described all the major plot points of the show. So you're saying the entire show is stuff happening that no one likes?
Also the Starks are a bunch of arrogant fuck heads that I'm glad are all but wiped out.
Maybe that is my problem. With fiction I often divorce myself completely emotionally from characters and just enjoy the ride. All these deaths of the "good guys" is what makes GoT such an outstanding story. So I'm happy it happened and I like it happened. Because it makes for a great story.By stuff that no one likes I think he's saying all the bad stuff happening to good characters, or that he's the origination of the conflict and is the series' antagonist behind the scenes thus far. Most people didn't like Eddard being decapitated or the red wedding but I think everyone agrees that GoT would be awful if it was just Jon Arryn, Eddard and Bobby B joking about the good old times.
This is 100% true, but who wouldn't want to see Khal Drogo riding Artax, battling pre-nerf Jaime Lannister?Maybe that is my problem. With fiction I often divorce myself completely emotionally from characters and just enjoy the ride. All these deaths of the "good guys" is what makes GoT such an outstanding story. So I'm happy it happened and I like it happened. Because it makes for a great story.
I wonder if once ASOI&F is done being written if GRR will continue to explore some of the other story lines. Such as Ned & Robert taking the crown, Drogo'd rise to power, previous King's beyond the wall's stories. Things like that.This is 100% true, but who wouldn't want to see Khal Drogo riding Artax, battling pre-nerf Jaime Lannister?
Lol. Good one.I wonder if once ASOI&F is done being written
Aegon the Conqueror's story and Bobby B's rebellion are probably the most desired prequel storylines.I wonder if once ASOI&F is done being written if GRR will continue to explore some of the other story lines. Such as Ned & Robert taking the crown, Drogo'd rise to power, previous King's beyond the wall's stories. Things like that.