Myrcella Baratheon
Given her terrible brother and scheming parents, it’s a marvel that Myrcella Baratheon is described as “sweet and innocent.” We believe that actors Aimee Richardson (seasons 1-2) and Nell Tiger Free (seasons 5-6) perfectly conveyed that vibe. Her character, unsurprisingly, was also grown up to match the other kids (in the books, she’s only 11 when transported to Dorne). Also, as the books proceed, it becomes evident that she is extremely intelligent. Fortunately, she hasn’t met the same fate as her TV equivalent in the books.
Myrcella Baratheon
Brienne of Tarth
We honestly feel that more than just cinematic magic was used to transform Gwendoline Christie into Brienne of Tarth for the episode. Despite her physical metamorphosis, she does not fully resemble the book’s depiction. But, to be honest, we don’t care – Christie’s performance as the female knight is so intriguing and well-executed that we wouldn’t trade it for anything else. Is it any surprise that she is the favorite character of many fans?
Brienne Of Tarth
