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The Scene Varys' Riddle Taught Tyrion A Lot About Power

The Scene Varys' Riddle Taught Tyrion A Lot About Power Subscribe:    / @yourwesterosguy1   For more Game of Thrones content:    • Journey Trough Westeros - Game of Thrones ...   In-depth analysis of The Small Council Chairs Scene from Game of Thrones Season 2 Episode 3. Tyrion and Varys sit across from each other in a quiet room. The setting is intimate, almost casual. Two men having a conversation that appears simple on the surface but carries layers underneath. Varys poses a question. In a room sit three great men. A king, a priest, and a rich man. Between them stands a common sellsword. Each of the three commands the sellsword to kill the other two. Who lives and who dies? The riddle sounds like a game at first. A thought experiment to pass the time. But it's actually a thesis statement about how the entire world operates. The physical arrangement matters. They're seated, facing each other, creating a sense of equality despite their different positions. Tyrion has just become Hand of the King, a role that should place him above Varys in every way. Yet here they sit as peers, neither standing over the other. The furniture between them disappears. What remains is just two intelligent men examining a question that has no easy answer. Varys doesn't rush. He lets the riddle hang in the air, giving Tyrion space to think