When those credits roll today and the camera pans over that nifty 3D map of Westeros and Essos, one of the big questions will be, what’s next for Jaime?
character who started off the series pushing a small child out of a window could end up bowing out in noblest of circumstances. It’s one of the biggest plot points of the final season — will Jaime end up a hero or a villain?
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau doesn’t quite see it that way — he “disagrees a bit” that it’s a redemption arc at all. “Then you later find out that he’s known as the Kingslayer but in reality he actually saved a million people, which was a pretty cool thing.LISTEN TO OUR GAME OF THRONES PODCAST WINTER IS HEREThat reason, of course, was to keep secret Jaime’s incestuous relationship with his twin sister Cersei, a bond that has defined his character for better or worse his entire life.
That bond, which started to fracture when Jaime clandestinely met with Tyrion without Cersei’s knowledge, was finally severed, though perhaps not for good, when he left her at the end of season seven to join the fight against the White Walkers.
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