I think anyone who has lived in Westeros can say they have suffered some form of betrayal.
[She didn't know what the Lannisters endured, but there had to be some among them that suffered as well. She couldn't speak on what sort of woman she was or who she was going to become, but she knew that whatever Lannister she married, he would be miserable. Was that not a betrayal by his family.
It didn't take very much else to let Jeyne guess who this woman was. A dominant grandmother and a geared Baratheon wedding, she had to be Margaery Tyrell.]
Did being Queen bring you happiness?
[Her thoughts stumbled, confounded why anyone would invent this twist in her marriage. Did the Lannisters try to hide from Westeros that one of their bannermen turned against them? Was it to spare their pride or help with their plot.
Foreign woman. Was it a slight on her mother's family background?]
Would that I had died at the Red Wedding, my brother was there instead.
[She scrambled in her head to find some detail that might prove her identity, something that she Margaery might know.]
Lady Stark visited Renly Baratheon's camp. When I first met her, it was in the company of Lady Brienne of Tarth. They said that Renly Baratheon was murdered by a shadow, one bearing Lord Stannis' face.
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[She didn't know what the Lannisters endured, but there had to be some among them that suffered as well. She couldn't speak on what sort of woman she was or who she was going to become, but she knew that whatever Lannister she married, he would be miserable. Was that not a betrayal by his family.
It didn't take very much else to let Jeyne guess who this woman was. A dominant grandmother and a geared Baratheon wedding, she had to be Margaery Tyrell.]
Did being Queen bring you happiness?
[Her thoughts stumbled, confounded why anyone would invent this twist in her marriage. Did the Lannisters try to hide from Westeros that one of their bannermen turned against them? Was it to spare their pride or help with their plot.
Foreign woman. Was it a slight on her mother's family background?]
Would that I had died at the Red Wedding, my brother was there instead.
[She scrambled in her head to find some detail that might prove her identity, something that she Margaery might know.]
Lady Stark visited Renly Baratheon's camp. When I first met her, it was in the company of Lady Brienne of Tarth. They said that Renly Baratheon was murdered by a shadow, one bearing Lord Stannis' face.