unless there is more to that , chances are Bronn will side with Tyrion after a counter offer is made if thats necessary at all.
shareTyrion and Jaime had enough sense not to go pulling him out of the brothel during the "moment of truth"
shareYes, Bronn goes where the gold is. So we'll see...
shareBut when faced with the existential choice last season of recovering his fallen bag of gold or swooping Jaime from his suicidal matador run at a dragon, Bronn turned his back on the gold to save Jaime's hide.
shareLannisters always pay their debts. And one bag of gold pays less than Jamie would, including the castle Jamie promised him after the bag of gold and the end of the war.
shareThis is all because Lena Headey is so petty that she can't work with someone she had a relationship with. That's why you never seen her and Jerome Flynn in a scene together. Like when Bronn left the dragon pit. That's how unprofessional she is.
shareJerome Flynn may have the same clause in his contract as well, so it isn't just Lena being "unprofessional".
There may be a lot more to the story than the press has mentioned. I find it best to leave these sort of stories alone.
Don’t act like you know Lena Headey, you loser. You’re just recycling gossip
LOL
You would think one of the wealthiest people in the world would just pay the Faceless Men to do it.
shareThis would seem to make the most sense, guaranteed murder for hire being their entire reason to exist
shareThe Faceless Men charge exorbitant fees...
Cersei can afford exorbitant fees.
shareThe price is always high or dear, but within the means of the person if they are willing to make the sacrifice. The cost of their services also depends on the prominence and security of the target
No, it actually makes sense to use Bronn, who was a pal and boon companion to both Tyrion and Jamie.
He can win their trust and get them drunk, when a stranger could not.