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That rests on a lot of assumptions. We don't know that Bronn even knows that Tyrion is serving Dany; she doesn't exactly send out a regular newsletter to the entire Seven Kingdoms with updates on everyone's current job titles. And even if he does, there's no guarantee that he could go AWOL from the Lannister forces and get to Tyrion without being caught and hanged for dereliction of duty, or that Tyrion would receive him with open arms if he did. After all, the last time they saw each other, Bronn had basically sold him out and left him to die. Tyrion was more resigned than angry about it, but there's a far cry from
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That rests on a lot of assumptions. We don\'t know that Bronn even knows that Tyrion is serving Dany; she doesn\'t exactly send out a regular newsletter to the entire Seven Kingdoms with updates on everyone\'s current job titles. And even if he does, there\'s no guarantee that he could go AWOL from the Lannister forces and get to Tyrion without being caught and hanged for dereliction of duty, or that Tyrion would receive him with open arms if he did. After all, the last time they saw each other, Bronn had basically sold him out and left him to die. Tyrion was more resigned than angry about it, but there\'s a far cry from \"I understand why you fucked me over\" to \"all is forgiven, come be best buds again.\"
Bronn might not be thrilled about his prospects with Jaime and Cersei, but from where he\'s sitting, attempting to turn his cloak is still a \'\'very\'\' risky proposition for uncertain gain.
Bronn might not be thrilled about his prospects with Jaime and Cersei, but from where he\'s sitting, attempting to turn his cloak is still a \'\'very\'\' risky proposition for uncertain gain.
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That rests on a lot of assumptions. We don't know that Bronn even knows that Tyrion is serving Dany; she doesn't exactly send out a regular newsletter to the entire Seven Kingdoms with updates on everyone's current job titles. And even if he does, there's no guarantee that he could go AWOL from the Lannister forces and get to Tyrion without being caught and hanged for dereliction of duty, or that Tyrion would receive him with open arms if he did. After all, the last time they saw each other, Bronn had basically sold him out and left him to die. Tyrion was more resigned than angry about it, but there's a far cry from
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That rests on a lot of assumptions. We don\'t know that Bronn even knows that Tyrion is serving Dany; she doesn\'t exactly send out a regular newsletter to the entire Seven Kingdoms with updates on everyone\'s current job titles. And even if he does, there\'s no guarantee that he could go AWOL from the Lannister forces and get to Tyrion without being caught and hanged for dereliction of duty, or that Tyrion would receive him with open arms if he did. After all, the last time they saw each other, Bronn had basically sold him out and left him to die. Tyrion was more resigned than angry about it, but there\'s a far cry from \"I understand why you fucked me over\" to \"all is forgiven, come be best buds again.\"
Bronn attempting to turn his cloak would be a big risk for uncertain reward.
Bronn attempting to turn his cloak would be a big risk for uncertain reward.
