Ser Meryn Trant was a knight of the kingsguard, most importantly under King Joffrey, and aside from being an all around horrible guy, he (probably) killed Arya's combat instructor Syrio Forel. At the end of the new episode, Jaime forces Olenna to drink a cup of poisoned wine, which she downs without hesitation. But before she dies, she drops the bomb on Jaime, revealing to him she was 1. Getting the butcher’s boy killed Season one, episode two. The then-prince catches Arya playing with her friend the butcher’s boy and quickly draws his sword on him. Jack Gleeson decided to quit acting following the conclusion of his character King Joffrey's part in Game of Thrones, Renly is killed by the shadow, and Arya meets Jaqen H’ghar. HBO. Lady Oleanna is a bit concerned with the man her granddaughter is supposed to marry. After a bit of hesitation, Sansa says, “He’s a monster,” to which the Queen of Thorns replies, “Ah, well that’s a pity.”. It is this moment which seals Joffrey’s fate. The ladies of Highgarden are playing the game of thrones to win, not die, it seems. Unofficial Script for Game of Thrones, Season 3 Episode 8. From HBO. Ep 8 Second Sons King’s Landing hosts a wedding, and Tyrion and Sansa spend the night together. lT7gsi. Turns out? Lady Olenna Tyrell. The long-suspected suspect of the crime fessed up to her deed with Jaime Lannister leering over her after Lannister forces overcame the Tyrells at Highgarden. With Cut to Tyrion’s cell, where Jaime tacitly confesses he’s Joffrey’s father (file under: Duh) and Tyrion outright confesses he did not kill the brat king. After Tyrion ascertains that Jaime is Joffrey's uncle Tyrion was left holding the smoking gun - or rather the poisoned chalice - after apparently handing the king the drink that killed him. Joffrey's mother Cersei is convinced Tyrion Joffrey and his grandfather Tywin Lannister were both killed in season 4, along with the Mountain (who was brought back to half-life) and, as far as she knew, The Hound (who, as it turns out, is Joffrey is poisoned at his wedding feast after marrying Margaery Tyrell in season four. Cersei immediately blames Tyrion and his wife, Sansa, who flees the Capitol in time with Ser Dontos to escape the queen's wrath. Unbeknown to Sansa, she did play a part in Joffrey's downfall. The poison that killed Joffrey was concealed in Sansa's necklace. If Joffrey lives, Tyrion isn't accused of his murder, which means Tyrion doesn't kill Tywin. Tywin knew how crucial House Tyrell was to the success of the dynasty. As such he would have likely explained this to Joffrey, be it with words or a sharp lesson which is what he said Joffrey needed in the books. He said this to Tyrion, who thought to

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