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The Jobs story sounds quite similar to what Tyrion Lannister did to identify leaks in Game of Thrones. https://youtu.be/Di8Z7rJ9vnI https://youtu.be/Di8Z7rJ9vn
by xdavidliu 4y ago
The Jobs story sounds quite similar to what Tyrion Lannister did to identify leaks in Game of Thrones.
https://youtu.be/Di8Z7rJ9vnI https://youtu.be/Di8Z7rJ9vnI
- prepend 4y agoTyrions plot has a flaw in that it’s three versions of the same story. If two or three betray him, he won’t know and he’ll reveal to the queen that something is afoot. He should have used different stories.
- rocketbop 4y agoHe did use different stories, he tells each one something different.
- stavros 4y agoBut it's a version of the same story. If the queen hears that he's planning to marry Marcella off to Dorne and Theon, she'll know that something's up.
- prepend 4y agoIf Pycelle tells Cersei Dorne and Varys says Greyjoy and Littlefinger says Vale then that’s a problem as Cersei won’t act on the information. It also might make her suspect misinformation as there are three different values coming to her at once and she’ll have to deduce what’s more likely that all three informants are lying, or misunderstand, or Tyrion fed them bad info. Much more likely to have three independent stories so that the traitors will be revealed even if there are multiples. In the current scenario, if Varys and Littlefinger snitch then Tyrion won’t know because Cersei will hear Greyjoy and Vale and not reveal what she knows to Tyrion because it conflicts as Myrcella can’t be married to two different groups. The better scenario would be something like “Myrcella marries Dorne to Pycelle; 1,000 ships sent to Westeros to Varys; I’m appointing Jaime as lord of casterly rock” then each betrayal could be known. If Varys and Littlefinger snitch in this scenario Cersei will look into ships and casterly rock and reveal the betrayers to Tyrion.
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