Game of Thrones: Season 4 Deleted Scene #1 (Tyrion Dismisses Shae) (HBO)

I hate how the show portrayed the whore. In the books it's clear she's nothing more than a whore the whole time. In the show they make it seem like she cared about Tyrion which makes no sense.

0:53 the true deleted scene

When he got slapped he should have said "your paying extra for that"

It almost feels like Bronn's putting the idea to betray Tyrion in her head… He talks about how they need to 'adapt' for him he means physically, but Shae isn't a fighter and how better could she 'adapt' and get vengeance than to take whatever deal Tywin and Cersei offer to betray Tyrion and get vengeance?

Kinda dicky of Bronn to plant the seed of betrayal like this. Surely they had to know Tyrion wasn't sending her away because he was bored of her (although Gods know I would've been done with her after one night in that Lannister camp). Maybe Bronn wasn't telling her to betray Tyrion directly, but he was suggesting Tyrion only viewed the two of them as a means to an end. They both started out that way perhaps but I think it should've been pretty clear to both of them they, along with Jaime, Pod and to a lesser extent Sansa and Varys mattered to Tyrion more than anyone else.

On the other hand, if you subscribe to the theory that Shae was Tywin's spy all along, this serves as a way for her to measure Bronn's loyalty to Tyrion, essentially confirming that Bronn was at least willing to consider betraying Tyrion.

On the other other hand, it's possible that Bronn was already bought by this point and was spying on Tyrion. Maybe he was just opening Shae's eyes to the possibility of positioning herself with someone other than Tyrion. It's never smart to have all your eggs in one basket.

I love Bronn <3 Hopes he makes it to season 8 and dies with a sword in his hand 😀 Or he doesn't die at all XD

Dammit Bronn, of course there are old sellswords. There are old sellswords, and there are bold sellswords, but there are no old, bold sellswords.

Shes good actress and i loved her as character

What's strange is how this scene transitions into the wedding except in the episode they intercut the scene of Tyrion's break-up with the night scene at Dragonstone which makes the time frames very confusing since it was happening concurrently with a daytime wedding. I heard they had originally shot the Dragonstone scene at the beginning of the episode which would have made better sense chronologically. That was a bad place for them to interrupt the scenes in King's Landing and the scene didn't even feel necessary for the episode at all.

Offers new perspective of both of them, especially where bronn is currently

Did Bronn really see Shae get on the ship? Tywin says he wants Shae brought to his room before the wedding starts so someone obviously brings her up there before the ship leaves yet Bronn tells Tyrion he saw her get on the ship. So was it Bronn that brought her to Tywin? Or Varys?

good bronn
always thinking positive

This would have made sense why she moved on to Tywin they should have kept it in!!!!!

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This scene is so fucking stupid… So unlike Bronn…"they use us up and spit us out." Kind of bad mouthing Tyrion.. Just not him at all. Idk. I'm glad they got rid of this.

Cringe.

I still don't understand why you people think she's a bad actress , I've never felt so. So easy using the fact that she used to play porn to yell she's a bad actress… She's not bad at all, maybe the part was badly writen and rather different from the books but she acts it in a very interesting way. To me she's much more interesting as an actress than Emilia Clarke as an exemple.

Where is Ned Stark when you need him

That's Bronn backstabbing Tyrion a little. Me no likey, likey.

I think shae and tywin sex is out of character for both of them.

It's funny how if a the guy slapped the girl instead if would automatically be abuse and outrageous, right? The other way around is completely fine, huh?

She learned some new tricks alright, slept with he ex-lovers father and completely skewed her testimony at the trials as revenge… yup adapted quite well….