What if Sansa pushed Jeoffrey?
I'm reading GoT for the first time, and I'm almost done with the book. I'm on the last chapter told from Sansa's perspective, where Jeoffrey takes her to see her father's head on the pikes, and threatens to kill Robb. She thinks about pushing him off the cliff, not caring if she goes down with him, but Clagane steps in the way and she loses her chance.
But what if she did? I mean, beyond the fact that Sansa would be executed for being a Kingslayer. Let's say she falls with Jeoffrey and they both die. How would the overall story have gone if Tommen had to take the throne three seasons earlier? (I'm talking about seasons and not books because I have no idea how or when the events of the show happen in the books. All I know is that the second book already covers the Red Wedding, which is S3, so I'm not sure about the post-S1 chronology, which is the most faithful to the first book).
I'm reading GoT for the first time, and I'm almost done with the book. I'm on the last chapter told from Sansa's perspective, where Jeoffrey takes her to see her father's head on the pikes, and threatens to kill Robb. She thinks about pushing him off the cliff, not caring if she goes down with him, but Clagane steps in the way and she loses her chance.
But what if she did? I mean, beyond the fact that Sansa would be executed for being a Kingslayer. Let's say she falls with Jeoffrey and they both die. How would the overall story have gone if Tommen had to take the throne three seasons earlier? (I'm talking about seasons and not books because I have no idea how or when the events of the show happen in the books. All I know is that the second book already covers the Red Wedding, which is S3, so I'm not sure about the post-S1 chronology, which is the most faithful to the first book).