Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)
A fitting end and a promising beginning
future’. It was good news, bad news – no you can’t do this, but don’t worry, you’re going to have lots more opportunities very soon.”
Dormer does believe Margaery’s end was absolutely fitting for the character; stating, “I thought it was an inspired choice. And it’s really that she was right, as she always is. But because the power was taken from her, she couldn’t do anything about it. The reason it all goes haywire because Margaery wasn’t in control of the battle against Cersei. She had to hand the reins over to the High Sparrow and Cersei out- Tyrell would never do.
“David and Dan try to stay as close to human nature as possible.”
“I’m sure everyone will be sad,” Dormer told Harper’s Bazaar in a separate interview. “I’d like to think that people will be sad to see the Tyrells unjustly blown to smithereens!
“(Laughs). As an audience member you spend so much time with these characters, you get to know them very well and to have them so irreverently snatched from you and killed is really harsh.”
“But that’s what real life is and that’s why Game of Thrones is the powerhouse that it is.
“It’s not scared to take away some of your favourite characters. It’s always been brave, this show.”
We can look forward to the return of Game of Thrones when season seven premieres in 2017. – The Independent