On the contrary, it sits quite lightly on me. Drogo's death and my unborn son's murder...those are what sit heavily upon me.
[She had only spoken to two other people of Rhaego -- it seemed odd to think of him anymore, now that she had reared three dragons. But, much as she liked to think, rearing them and rearing the blood of her blood ... it was not the same.
Still, she does not have a problem admitting her sin, even if she does not look Jon in the eye when she says it. The witch's death was not a death she regretted, by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, sometimes, she wishes she could play it over again. And again. And again.
Whenever she was angry, as if it would somehow heal it, she wants to do it again. And that is the urge she must constantly fight.]
Those people Cersei squeezes dry every moment she sits upon the Throne, the sacrifices my people will make to take it from her so that others may know their freedom, every moment I spend here and not there...there are things more concerning than one unavoidable death.
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[She had only spoken to two other people of Rhaego -- it seemed odd to think of him anymore, now that she had reared three dragons. But, much as she liked to think, rearing them and rearing the blood of her blood ... it was not the same.
Still, she does not have a problem admitting her sin, even if she does not look Jon in the eye when she says it. The witch's death was not a death she regretted, by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, sometimes, she wishes she could play it over again. And again. And again.
Whenever she was angry, as if it would somehow heal it, she wants to do it again. And that is the urge she must constantly fight.]
Those people Cersei squeezes dry every moment she sits upon the Throne, the sacrifices my people will make to take it from her so that others may know their freedom, every moment I spend here and not there...there are things more concerning than one unavoidable death.