The two are taken to Harrenhal, exactly where the former maester Qyburn treats Jaime's wound. In the days subsequent this incident, Jaime is proven to be weak and delirious, with his wound getting to be significantly infected. As the ship sets sail, Myrcella admits to Jaime that she has normally acknowledged he is her father, and that she feels happy recognizing this. The two share a brief embrace in advance of Myrcella quickly collapses and dies, acquiring been poisoned by Ellaria. The two return to King's Landing and Jaime is reunited with Cersei. This 3rd strand had waned a little in season six as he returned to Cersei's facet, but confirmed glimpses of returning in episode 8 as he was reunited with Brienne, about the only character who can enchantment to his perception of guilt and honour. Thus much in the exhibit his character arc has long gone from "large jerk", to "however a substantial jerk but admirable in how he withstands imprisonment" to "maybe he is commencing to redeem himself". Except Jaime Lannister, who was offered a substantial total of display screen time this 7 days in order to create a tiny far more complexity in his character. The cast users included in the beginning gave only imprecise reviews, but after the fourth year was introduced on Blu-ray and the showrunners averted generating any comment about the scene in it (it is conspicuously the only episode which has no commentary track), equally Coster-Waldau and Headey publicly stated that the scene was by no means meant to portray rape at all - they ended up presented no instructions to this result (these types of as in the script) nor did they participate in it that way, and evidently the scene was just edited extremely confusingly.
