Olenna the GOAT | Game of Thrones 7x3 REACTION and REVIEW | 'The Queen's Justice' 

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I can’t help it, I’ve loved every major player this season, including Cersei. Elaria deserved every second of her punishment. Don’t forget, her daughter is a stone cold killer, as is Elaria. Cersei’s daughter was one of the few completely innocent people in the show. She deserved to be avenged. And frankly that nun was a monster too, completely abusing her power. She was a petty tyrant, she played her own game and she lost. She could have just treated Cersei humanely and she wouldn’t have received the fate she got, being raped to death over days, weeks or months by the mountain. I think it’s something about Lena Heady’s performance. Spartan clearly doesn’t agree, but I think she gives Cersei a certain sense of humanity and honor that Cersei in the books completely lacked. Hmmmm. It sounds like Spartan might LOVE season 8.

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Guys, stop watching after 8x3 😅

How did yall feel about seeing the lannister crib

especially after the killing of doran and trystane???? like they’re being so unserious

Well she hasn't kill Myrcella or her cousin. Her mothers and her halfsisters did all this

_"...put your hate for Cersei aside for a second"_ Yeah seriously, who really thinks - for a second - that that's gonna happen? The Cersei Hate is baked in now. I'm really looking forward to seeing their reaction when, you know...

@@karimabidi8312 She helped kill Myrcella, she was there and handed her mother the cloth to wipe her nose. She knew exactly what was going on. Tyene is the one who uses that poison - she gave Bronn the antidote.

​@@karimabidi8312Ellaria had a whole conversation with her daughters asking if they were in on her plans (killing Myrcella, the price and his heir). They all agreed. So they were all complicit. Cersei doesn't know that, of course. For her it's just an eye for an eye. But as viewers we know and so Tyene dying isn't exactly an innocent being killed.

She was usurper a child killer and betrayed the wishes of oberyn

Exactly! Myrcella was innocent and Ellaria murdered her for absolutely no reason other than that she wanted to. She didn't achieve justice. Heck, she didn't even get proper revenge - Tywin was already dead and Cersei had nothing to do with Oberyn's death or his sister's death.

Lmao. That's how my reaction was too. I was like Ellaria is not someone I feel sympathy for at all. She did lots of dumb things. Also, The Sand Snakes were kind of a let down in general.

I agree with you. Arya gets revenge, she gets cheered. Cersei gets an entirely justified and appropriate revenge, and she gets condemned for it.

@@izzyjoshuadavis sarella is the best sand snake and they didn't even put her in the show

Since the first time she was seen to the last she was a beast

Epic. I want the Tshirt. I don't wear graphic TS but would wear this one

Tru. But didn't she promise, that she will snitch about Littlefinger when she gets caught?🤔

@@karimabidi8312 There was kinda no point at that point in time. He disappeared into the North and it's not like the Starks would punish him for helping poisoning Joffrey.

I would've loved to see her interact with Lyanna Mormont. Two bad @$$ women at different ends of the age spectrum.

It's also not at all out of character for her to act this way.

All that can be said for Jon and he doesn't talk down to her the way she does to him.

@@kitlow2970 He came to her throne room, in her ancestral seat, to ask for her help. He is in no position to talk down to anyone. Even if he is a kind of guy who would not.

@@kitlow2970 No, but he does expect her to just shut up, believe everything he says without question, and run to the North, dropping EVERYTHING she has worked for ever since she was sold to the Dothraki. All this, WITHOUT proof. He doesn't need to talk down to her. It's already insulting as it is.

also, this whole 'independent north' is only due to not liking the current ruler ned was warden and was fine so i don't get how everyone cares so much about that either anyway, it's obvious dany likes jon even if she is telling him to bend the knee to her, so she can ensure his loyalty she wouldn't want loyalty from someone she doesn't like or can't trust

This. Imagine you return to claim a throne, and some guy who already claims a part of your kingdom tells you he wants your help killing a bunch of walking dead people, and some ice dudes. You'd either think it was a scam to lure you to your death, or the guy was totally nuts. Don't blame Jon for asking, but don't blame Dany for not believing it either.

@@greenstranger7721 Right. To be honest, even if someone I knew pretty well asked me to help them murder an army of icy zombies, I'd be questioning their sanity.

Tywin should've won and be king.

She has magical dragons & was unburnt. She wants everyone to believe she wasn't burnt in a pyre but she won't believe what obviously is a trust worthy person?

@@orphanedhanyouagain his only “obviously a trustworthy person” to us the viewers because we have seen his story and character development. She just met him she has no idea if she can trust him or not her closest advisor, Jorah even betrayed her at some point so it would have been unrealistic for her to trust him right away.

yea like you want my army, my dragons and potentially my life but you won’t bend the knee? make it make sense 😭

Dany not believing in the White Walkers is fine. But in Mireen she said she wanted to "Destroy the Wheel" and in one of her first meeting in Westeros, she wants the old allegiances to return(wanting a Stark to bend the knee cause House Stark once bent the knee to House Targaryen). I thought she wanted to break the old rules?

​@@johnnyskinwalker4095it's more so, she can't break then wheel without power. She needs to be in power to topple it. So she needs allegiances with other houses

Actually, Dany should know who Jon Snow is, he's the son of the honorable to a fault -Ned Stark. Dany being uninformed about Ned always bothered me. No one bothered to tell her that he threw his badge of office in the King's face. The last Hand to do that was burned alive for his insolence...by her father. Varys is 'the Spider' in name only now, Tyrion is intelligent enough to know Jon is telling the truth, that's the true reason he went to Castle Black now looking back, to bond with Jon and Jeor, before leaving he promised Jeor to help them with the crown and he does send men from the dungeon when he's Hand... The significance of Tyrion visiting the Wall; At first, Tyrion writes off the Wall's significance, but seeing it in person changes his opinion. Then, later understanding the true gravity of the Wall, Tyrion accepts that it is indeed important.. The Wall officially piques Tyrion's interest, as curiosity often drives him. In the first book Tyrion is playing a logic game with Jon. Obviously the Wall has unnatural properties, and Jon is typical Jon, missing the point because he's brooding; “It’s nothing special,” Jon said. He wanted to ride with Benjen Stark on his rangings, deep into the mysteries of the haunted forest, wanted to fight Mance Rayder’s wildlings and ward the realm against the Others, but it was better not to speak of the things you wanted. “The rangers say it’s just woods and mountains and frozen lakes, with lots of snow and ice.” *“And the grumkins and the snarks,”* Tyrion said. “Let us not forget them, Lord Snow, or else what’s that big thing for?” (AGOT, Jon III) So Tyrion understands the significance of the Wall, and is in a unique position to properly advise Daenerys about Jon and on what the Wall falling means to her plans. Could be mixing up show and book, but, when the small council receives the plea from the nights watch to help with white walkers, doesn't everyone laugh it off except for Tyrion who says "Mormont wouldn't lie"? Why is Tyrion and Dany not asking the honorable Jon Snow about his desertion, surely this is something that Tyrion will want more info on, and I thought Mel was there to tell Dany about the resurrection and also proving the dead can really come back to life, but she is just wasted...

@@latraeosborne3287 The main problem is that Westeros is very different from Essos. It's more about politics and negotiations and so forth, not about conquest. The Targaryen House has been completely whiped out from the country. So her acting so forceful and thinking people will bend the knee to the Targaryens make no sense. Her fall ultimately came because of that, she did not understand Westeros.

literally idk how they didnt understand that imagine ur brother you havent seen in years randomly bringing up something really traumatic happening to you in such a monotone weirdo way and calling u beautiful that night, i'd be creeped out and having to rethink about that time would make anyone upset

Run like hell seems an appropriate response, he just casually confirmed he witnessed your rape and torture.

The acting in the scene is so on point too. The way that Cersei really flexes it, you can tell she's planned her speech to remind Ellaria what she did, remind her that Oberyn could have won if not for taunting the Mountain and then make the final blow. But even with her planned speech her voice still cracks when she asks "why did you do that". Ellaria is gagged but still showed a huge range of emotions, you see her hate for Cersei, her smirk when Cersei mentions Myrcella (no remorse even now) then the terror when she realises what is happening, even Tyene being too terrified to talk and managing just one last cry for her mother when she realises what Cersei has done, it's all so perfect

@@beclou9832 Lena Headey killed it as always

​@@BhlackBishopShe did, Lena actually made me feel sorry for Cerci about her grief for Marcylla (sp?).

Yes, because sweet Myrcella would definitely want a woman to be stuck with her daughter’s rotting corpse. That makes sense.

​@@SnailHatan we will never know because that woman killed her for no real reason

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I prefer book Ellaria over this one 🤧

The reality is that Dorne plot is so good in the books that all in the show is fanfiction from D&D, the same about all that happens in Casterly Rock and the Tyrells

How dare she??? In that idiot Spartans voice - "She's disgusting.... Yuck...."

she takes more than one free sample as well .. truly a sick woman

She puts pineapple on pizza

She leaves the toilet seat up!

Disgusting

Big facts

Spartan and pudgey blame cersei for killing her own kids tho

​@82joon Yeah she is responsible for Tommen (albeit indirectly). Myrcella was sent to Dorne by Tyrion which Cersei opposed, so not sure how she can be blamed for that, she didn't have anything to do with Elia's death and Oberyn willingly entered a trial by combat so that's fully on Ellaria and the Sand Snakes for taking a stupid "revenge". Don't know how anyone could believe she was responsible for Joffrey's death in any sense. But yeah I definitely think they are a bit blinded by hatred for Cersei, she's nowhere near as bad as Joffrey or Ramsay or even the Mountain (pre-zombification). They did like Tywin though, who was equally ruthless (but smarter), he ordered the Red Wedding, ordered a gang rape on Tyrion's first wife, ordered Tyrion's death and treated him (well all his kids) awfully, ordered the Sack of King's Landing and the deaths of Elia and the children, massacred the Reynes of Castamere, ordered the Mountain to sack the Riverlands and murder and rape innocent smallfolk... if Cersei did any of that you can imagine the response

@@beclou9832 Well said. I think Pudgey goes along with Spartan, unfortunately. His eclipse-sized blind spot is spoiling this. The irony is, I think it'll make the ending all the more bitter for him.

​@@beclou9832Cersei was responsible for Joffrey's death by not being able to raise him better or even control him... Blaming Tyrion blindly caused the death of Obeyrin as well. Cersei only makes enemies and doesn't think beyond her nose, her attitude and actions led to the death of her children, indirectly

I lowkey love it too. lmao.

like he doesnt seem to understand cersei's psychology. that everything she's doing is right in her eyes, and that's why she's doing it.

I love seeing him hate her with a passion, because she absolutely deserves the hate and SPOILER AHEAD . . . The ONLY reason why she made it so far was because of some really shitty writing decisions.

​@@hopemikaelson9223lol.... Typical..." The only reason my favorites made it so far is because they deserve it" and "the only reason why the people I hate made it so far is because shitty writing".... How convenient..... Btw, the so called heroes have a greater plot armour than cersei ever did....

​​​@@Rash23215guess you have a point, to the extent that Cersei didn't even need plot armor, since all she did was stand on that bloody balcony for an entire season. While doing basic math and relying on Tyrion's very convenient and entirely out of character stupidity. 👏

🤡 psycho

Their scene was a good one. They pointed out their perspectives to each other and both showed respect. Dany did nothing here that she didn’t do in Essos. She told everyone to bend the knee to her. In Essos viewers cheered her but when she said it to Jon, some bashed her for keeping in character.

​@bereasonable8018 it's almost like Dany is a monarch and people are supposed to bend the knee, aegon asked the same ,so did stannis and so did stannis,it's the norm

@@samtinashemaraya2322 agreed. I guess the difference is that Dany wants to rule (thus she wants people to bend the knee to her) and Jon doesn’t want it but was voted King in the North by the people (so he isn’t asking anyone to bend to him). They both want allies to support their respective causes.

exacly, and the funny thing is you can see she likes him/admires him just because she wants him to pledge his loyalthy doesn't make that any different ned was warden too and all this 'king of the north' stuff didn't happen until they had a ruler they didn't like, it's less about independence and more about liking who is on the throne tbh

I think she acted like a spoiled pompus baby, not like someone who has her wits about her. Her not believing in the White Walker is fine. But she said in Mireen that she wants to destroy the wheel. And yet when she come to Westeros she expect that all the old allegiances to be in place(like House Stark bending the knee to House Targaryen cause of their old alliance). Which is it, then?

I would say that she has been cruel for the sake of it- like when she said give leftovers from wedding to the dogs and not the people (as requested by majorie). But agree she was not as bad as Ramsay.

​@@rebeccapinto9926nope, she did it because of Margery

I agree. In this series Ramsay was the worst. Joffrey was the way he was because of Cersei spoiling him and filling his head with her own megalomaniac ideologies

First bad thing Cersie did like sex with brother or Killed John Arryn and Robert are all because of The feel of betrail se feels because Robert loves a Dead women Instead of Her.

@@rebeccapinto9926 Actually that was Cersei being petty due to Margery rubbing her the wrong way. I wouldn't specify it as her being "cruel". Not in this world where cruelty is at a whole different level.

Well she still might, kinda forget...

Actually, I think the scene with Cersei taking revenge for the death of her daughter is masterful. Lena Headey was immense, Cersei's emotions over the loss of the one child who was truly innocent and untainted made her pain palpable. Masterfully written, masterfully acted. I do feel it's a bit of a shame when people are missing all this, but ultimately everyone enjoys the show in their own way.

@@noneofyourbeeswax01 You're right. I think that was well done too actually!

“Is that how you talk when someone cuts off your dddIcKkkk?” 😂

Made up by their allies mostly

Yeah, they just needed to reduce the cast and the players in the game at this point, let's be honest.

these issues are pretty common at this point in the show, they just gave up on the slow pacing and political intrigue that made the first seasons interesting and decided that fast paced action was the only reason people watched it

Exactly, and then "fixing" that plothole by having Olenna ask how well they did, with Jaime responding something that shows the whole Tyrell army apparently was super shit and got their entire army and castle overrun in a lazy afternoon. Which is absolute nonsense, and such poor conceptual knowledge of history. That stuff is written by someone who doesn't understand how and why castles were built nor how medieval warfare works. There's zero chance they could have taken that Castle within 6 months. There's lots of that kind of "lack of writer knowledge" things popping up in the show, especially after the books ended. It pisses me off so much that "Hollywood" can't even hire medieval fantasy writers for a medieval fantasy show.

@@DutchFurnace yeah they just went there house sigil is a rose so they must be bad fighters even though the Tyrell’s are up there with the best in the books

Impulsive. That's what this was.

@@jasmineg_63 impulsive? 😂 she had a well thought out plan

Theon as well. Dude butchered two children. But everyone loves him. The hound too!

Exactly! The worst thing Dany did was trust Tyrion.

Exactly. Tyrion is worst hand ever... Remember his first act was leaving Daario behind. Leave a great warrior who is completely devoted to Dany behind for basically no reason.. then immediately get most of Danys other allies killed.

You know what's funny, when you go back and look at all her choices and her advice from advisors, the thing that SHE wanted to do is always painted as the wrong move, and whenever she listened to her advisors, it always backfires and ends up getting her almost killed every time. Then when she goes and just does what she always should've done, it was the right move. And they keep doing it till the end lol...

@@zachphoenix4522 And then she did what she REALLY wanted to do lol

Agreed. But I don't feel bad for Ellaria's daughter, Tyene, because she knew Ellaria was poisoning Myrcella, and she helped her. Tyene uses that poison on others herself. Tyene is just as guilty as Ellaria is. Now if Tyene had been innocent, like Myrcella, I'd have condemned Cersei for killing an innocent. But she's not.

100% agreed 👏 👏 👏

Elariaa daughter wasn't innocent tho so I didn't feel bad for her either. They knew too!

​@@Silver_Owlwell, she helped her mother, that's all

Two wrongs don't make a right. Ellaria deserved what she got. That doesn't mean that Cersei was right.

Tyrion (& Varys too) killed me w this... the main reason they chose to stand w her was bcuz she had dragons but lost their minds at her whenever she even mentioned them. They were so afraid she'd turn into her father that they ended up pushing her to become that. There shouldn't even had been a struggle against Cersei at all but they were too worried about the dragons and innocents getting hurt and look what happened. They didnt have the stomach for it like Ellaria said and never shouldve been by her side. The Dothraki lived for that type of shxt thou and thats why they rode hard w Daenerys! 💪🏾

Dany is the most powerful of all of them. Generally all the male audience hate it. Emilia honestly was amazing on this role. The most challenging role ever for a female character to be the most powerful in the room. She is so magical and powerful. Truly one of a kind. I don’t think haters realize just how powerful she is as female characters go. Sorry

What they don't get is that Dany doesn't know Jon at all. For her he's just a bastard from North, elected as a self proclaimed king like herself and is trying to convince her to leave behind her years of struggle to fight Westros and fight another war that's not hers to begin with hence sacrificing the army that she built for years, that too against an undead army which the concept itself is unbelievable to her followers themselves let alone herself.

People gave Tyrion way too much credit over the yrs bcuz he was funny and clever but Jaime & Cersei have always been in the true thick of it. Cersei told Tyrion this in s2 "you've never taken it seriously" which is true- he's spent his life drinking, whoring & spending his father's money. Jaime "didn't take it seriously" either according to Cersei but at least he was a true warrior who'd learnt many lessons over the yrs from his martial mistakes.

“I don’t really want anymore”

"why so you think i came all this way" 😂

But who has a better story then bran

OK, I am dead. This comment thread needs to move to the top. Baelish set the scene in his comment to Sansa. Cut to FKA Bran.

He never is, he is king. Trying to claim the "lord of the realm" title "sEe He StIlL iS a LoRd". Just in this episode Davos corrected Dany saying KING JON was NOT a lord.

I wasn’t on Cersei’s side, I was glad Ellaria was handed justice for what she did to marcela but I wish it hadn’t been cersei lmao

@@ChadtheGamer2000 I'm just waiting to see how pissed Spartan will be when a certain thing happens. It seems to me that he never understood Cersei.

@@jucor981they’ve finished the show, what part do you mean?

@@seancarroll5803 Oh, I wasn't sure about that. I was speaking about Cersei's death. I guessed correctly while I was watching that Cersei wouldn't get a painful death.

@@jucor981 They havent finsihed the show yet at all lmao what are you talking about

Outstanding someone doesn’t if she gets killed by Danny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

​@@Superfoczka1Dany is dumb

Yea. Good with her words. But failure in ruling. Where was Tyrell's army? The one they had was a joke. When you are one of the richest houses, you should assume that others one day will turn on you.

Agreed. From the books I get an even clearer picture of her motivations so I understand them even if I don’t agree with many of her actions. I also don’t get how some people defend her actions to the bitter end. She’s quite selfish and ruthless in her quest for the throne and power, but she was taught that lesson by Tywin.

what are you talking about. just because it was deserved doesn't mean it wasn't disgusting. violating someone who violated you is still...a violation?violating? What Arya did to Meryn Traunt was deranged af, loved every second of it.

@@BhlackBishop That's how punishments should be even in real life. As far as I'm concerned torturing a child murderer for the rest of their lives is totally fine.

plus the sand snakes are such idiots they broke oberyn's rules to avenge him got his house royally ruined then got killed for killing a innocent child and their step relations by blood they had it coming

This is a sociopath level comment lol. Under no circumstance is it not disgusting to torture someone in front of their family. Someone “deserving” it doesn’t make it RIGHT

because it's not bran anymore it's the three eyed raven

He's disconnected from reality because he can see the past and the future, it screwed up his mind

It seemed to me that Tyrion may have been swayed by the fact that he had such a good and clever plan to win the battle. You could see how much he enjoyed revealing it to his queen. Just because you know how to win a battle doesn't mean that's the battle you should be fighting (some wise man may have said that 🙂 ).

The Unsullied defending Highgarden would be the strategically better choice.And the dragons burning Euron´s fleet before it gets equipped with scorpions.

Both can be true. This isn't black and white. Ellaria deserving her fate does NOT make Cersei a good person or a righteous hero avenging the innocent.

@@ms_scribbles never said she was. I said she's a monster.

@@ms_scribbles It does make her avenging the innocent, Myrcella was innocent, no one is saying Cersei is a hero

Spartan is too comsummed by the hate of Cersei at this point. lol He sided with the High Sparrow because of it, he abandonned Jaime as well cause Jaime is with Cersei. The ending will be interesting to see because of that. lol

Imagine being irritated because Spartan has a different opinion than you

@@joshuadixon9102 bro, this is not the first person that comments on this. people are seeing Spartan becoming obsessed by Cersei lol

​@@joshuadixon9102yeah well his hate for Cersei in that situation is stupid

I've been saying this for seven seasons.

they're 2 hypocrites

Like I've been saying, they like Littlefinger... enough said

Yes, so many characters lock mothers up with their rotting children and take so much pleasure in it that they immediately want to have sex after committing the execution. You’re so right! So enlightened! Cersei is a saint of the highest order, who only cares for true justice! ❤️

At least Cersei never tortured her kids... yet they loved Stannis lol, 2 hypocrites

That is unfortunate.

Slavers Bay makes ever other region and people in their fictional world look good by comparison

@@t.c.thompson2359like for real

Neither does Tyrion after he was lobotomised by the writing.

That's where varys and Tyrion wouldve come into play buuuut dumb and dumber happened.

And her hand sucks at anything to do with warfare

Like, for real

She knew the the starks , funny how she doesn’t know Ned stark

exactly. At least Cersei never tortured her kids... yet they loved Stannis lol, 2 hypocrites

And his innocent nephew as well, Oberyn himself would have disowned her

spoilers! considering that house tyrell has become extinct and Bronn is the new Lord of Highgarden I would say that she lost more than won.

She just lost the game. She may have killed Joffrey, but Cersei killed her whole family.

Cersei literally ended the Tyrell house Olenna only killed Joffrey

I mean I understand why people hate Cersei. But the Lannisters as a whole are some of the best characters on television. Even Jeoffrey. So I don't really hate them at all.

@@izzyjoshuadavis cersei is no worse than most of the rest of these characters.mostly she defends herself from attacks.however a character like dany burns cities and kill innocents and people are on her side?

@@baronhomer1well cersei did bring alot of her damage onto herself like giving the High Sparrows so much power.

@@baronhomer1 Cersei kind of is worst but I still don't hate her. She is very selfish. She is very paranoid and petty for no reason sometimes. Like she really viewed the Tyrells as a threat when they were not really a huge threat to her at all. She focuses too much on people like Margaery instead of focusing of the bigger picture. She operates out of fear and anger so she definitely has flaws. That being said I do like her.

You don't understand why people hate Cersei? Have we watched the same series? She's horrible

You can think someone deserved a punishment that they got while still thinking that the person who dealt out the punishment is a hypocritical piece of crap. I swear, kids on the internet are incapable of thinking in shades of grey.

what Olenna advised is dictated by Olenna only wish for vengeance, she advised to instill fear and "be a dragon", which is fine for conquest, bad for becoming a ruler (too much time passed since other Targ did that, people are not ready for another dragon to rule with fear over them)

Thank you so much!! ❤ glad you're enjoying

Ollena did not deserve this ...

@@minerva566 Of course, she deserves it just as much as almost everyone else in this world. Apart from that, she herself said that she did unspeakable things. She also played Sansa. She used Sansa for information and abandoned her, knowing that she would be held partly responsible for Joffrey's death. She wouldn't have cared about her death either. And after the death of her niece, she wants to see the whole of Kings Landing burn, regardless of whether innocent people die. That's why she tells Dany not to listen to her advisors and act like a dragon.

​@@TomTomson81wow you're blowing my mind. You're right! I hadn't thought of that.

He claims to hate magic yet sides w Daenerys; the single most magical entity in the series 🙄 even Stannis, of all people, capitulated that dragons are magical creatures and that if they were good enough for Aegon to use in war, then magic was free game.

Not gonna lie, but this is a adequate punishment. Finally a child murderer gets what they deserve. No sympathy lol

​@@cassu6 technically it's "deserved child murder". We all loved Olenna when she killed Joffrey and he was also a child.

@@mellemadswoestenburg1296 in show canon Joffrey is 17/18. And he's a brutal, sadistic psychopath. Killing him was NOT child murder.

@@kevinscottbailey8335 i suppose. I was going off of book knowledge, i recently finished the whole series. And he was a straight up minor in the books. Don't get me wrong, i had the brightest smile on my face when he died. I don't slander Olenna for it at all.

Ew. Psychotic way of thinking.

Yeah, but the daughter hasn't done anything like that

Spartan is just too emotional

@@karimabidi8312 well, her daughter did help her in a lot of other bad stuff she'd done

she actually likes jon and you can tell it in those scenes lol if she didn't like him we'd be in trouble