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I got the impression that Cersei actually nurtured Joffrey's sociopathy (she dismissed one of his more heinous backstory deeds as "some nonsense with a cat") and Tommen and Myrcella turned out fine because Cersei was so focused on Joff that she neglected her other children.
Joff also had a father who didn't give a rat's ass about him, except to beat him bloody. We have no objective account of Joffrey's anecdote with the animal, so as far as we know, it could have been a) a psychopathic boy; b) misguided curiosity; or c) a desperate attempt to get attention (I can't remember Joffrey's age at the moment of the deed). Robert was just as guilty as Cersei in what Joffrey was.
If I could 'Like' both of your comments I would. Brilliant points, both of you.
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Sep 15, 2014 08:41PM
I got the impression that Cersei actually nurtured Joffrey's sociopathy (she dismissed one of his more heinous backstory deeds as "some nonsense with a cat") and Tommen and Myrcella turned out fine because Cersei was so focused on Joff that she neglected her other children.
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Joff also had a father who didn't give a rat's ass about him, except to beat him bloody. We have no objective account of Joffrey's anecdote with the animal, so as far as we know, it could have been a) a psychopathic boy; b) misguided curiosity; or c) a desperate attempt to get attention (I can't remember Joffrey's age at the moment of the deed). Robert was just as guilty as Cersei in what Joffrey was.
If I could 'Like' both of your comments I would. Brilliant points, both of you.
