Sadly you never said what exactly you are talking about. Tv show, movie, book?
this post was submitted on 30 Jul 2024
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Game of thrones. But I also hate when people aren’t clear.
I disagree only because the mad king theory makes too much sense to me, which would also explain why Tywin never declares hating Tyrion to others, because it would be an admission that the king he had been hand to had taken his wife from him (consent or no kinda immaterial if he wasn't gonna raise riot over it)
Tywin hates Tyrion for two chief reasons. First for his birth causing his wife's death, and second for being half Targeryen.
Yes, forcing Tyrion to watch his first wife get publicly gang-raped before disappearing her is absolutely what a loving father would do. Sorry, guy, but that whole mess is a pretty big torpedo.
One of the first undeniably UOs I've heard in a while. There's some good points here and it's well thought out. Unfortunately, I don't think I can get past the thought that Tywin is merely moving chess pieces which you're taking for love. Most, if not all, of Tywin's actions are mutually beneficial to him so very hard to say.
Most, if not all, of Tywin's actions are mutually beneficial to him so very hard to say.
That's the core of it. If you love someone you tend to be OK making decisions that also affect you negatively. Tywin would have never done that for Tyrion. Everything he did was benefiting himself as well, e.g. the marriage with Sansa.
Yeah. Tywin just played with the cards he was dealt. His sole aim was to get his house better position. He did things to 1) benefit himself and 2) benefit Lannisters. Ideally in that order. Tyrion was a cripple (not how I personally think of him, but it is what he was seen as) but he was still his son and his blood counted for something. Tywin didn't give the North to Tyrion - he gave it to the Lannisters.
Agree and defending Tyrion in public forums was also just protecting house Lannister.
Interesting theory