Natalie Dormer: On Margaerys Life[/b]
So am I the queen? Margaery Tyrell wondered not so long ago on Game of Thrones. Her grandmother told her at the time, you did wonderful work on Joffrey. The next one should be easier.
And Sunday night, she learned that not only did her grandmother have a hand in disposing of hubby No. 2, but she already had No. 3 picked out Joffrey's little brother, Tommen. If they could only get it past Cersei, that is. You'll need to act quickly, the Queen of Thorns advised they would be queen of Westeros. She'll turn the boy against you as soon as she can. So Margaery called upon Tommen (and his kitty Ser Pounce), and in what could have been a creepy exchange, told him to keep her visitation to his bed chamber their little secret. It's all very innocent for now, unless you consider that her grandmother just helped kill his brother, she's trying to semi-seduce a child, and if he did marry her, he'd be marrying his brother's wife. It isn't Game of Thrones without a little murder and incest, right? Natalie Dormer chatted with Vulture about Margaery's virginity, slut shaming, and finally getting some action of a different kind.
In Game of Thrones we see Margaery coming head to head with Cersei (LenaHeadey) on a number of occasions but, while Margaery can manipulate most people, she does not have so much luck with Cersei. Natalie has now spoken about her the relationship between Margaery and Cersei and why she cannot get around Cersei so easily. That's a very good point. I don't know! Because Cersei is such a veteran, you almost wonder if when she looks in the mirror, she sees a little bit of her younger self in Margaery. You get the feeling that there was once a purer heart in Cersei that got twisted. So then you wonder, is this how Margaery could turn out? if things go wrong?
Natalie then went on to give her views on how the relationship between Margaery and Cersei could be something completely different all together. If things had been different, Dormer believes that Cersei and Margaery might even be friends with one another. She added, in another world, if Margaery and Cersei were playing for the same team, they would be a formidable force as teammates. They would probably like each other, because they're so well-matched. Lena [Headey] and I love playing those scenes, because there is so much unsaid that is being said. It's all daggers behind smiles.
So am I the queen? Margaery Tyrell wondered not so long ago on Game of Thrones. Her grandmother told her at the time, you did wonderful work on Joffrey. The next one should be easier.
And Sunday night, she learned that not only did her grandmother have a hand in disposing of hubby No. 2, but she already had No. 3 picked out Joffrey's little brother, Tommen. If they could only get it past Cersei, that is. You'll need to act quickly, the Queen of Thorns advised they would be queen of Westeros. She'll turn the boy against you as soon as she can. So Margaery called upon Tommen (and his kitty Ser Pounce), and in what could have been a creepy exchange, told him to keep her visitation to his bed chamber their little secret. It's all very innocent for now, unless you consider that her grandmother just helped kill his brother, she's trying to semi-seduce a child, and if he did marry her, he'd be marrying his brother's wife. It isn't Game of Thrones without a little murder and incest, right? Natalie Dormer chatted with Vulture about Margaery's virginity, slut shaming, and finally getting some action of a different kind.
Natalie then went on to give her views on how the relationship between Margaery and Cersei could be something completely different all together. If things had been different, Dormer believes that Cersei and Margaery might even be friends with one another. She added, in another world, if Margaery and Cersei were playing for the same team, they would be a formidable force as teammates. They would probably like each other, because they're so well-matched. Lena [Headey] and I love playing those scenes, because there is so much unsaid that is being said. It's all daggers behind smiles.