At their wedding, Joffrey was poisoned — a scene which made pretty much every fan jump for joy — but we wouldn't find out until Season 7 who actually killed the king. "Only Margaery knew the truth," the publication highlighted, "after Olenna confessed she couldn't bear to see her granddaughter married to Joffrey any longer." Usual suspects So who is Joffrey's killer? The obvious suspect is his uncle, Tyrion. The Master of Coin had the means, motive and opportunity to commit the crime, handing Joffrey the poisoned They couldn't just get a little bottle of poison and drop it in; they needed a patsy. This way, people will recognize that Sansa (1) disappeared right as Joffrey was dying, (2) handled the cup shortly before his death, and (3) was wearing purple crystals. Olenna framed her perfectly. 288. zephyrtr • 9 yr. ago. Scene from S4E2 - The Lion and the Rose.Enjoy!-----­-----Purple Wedding GoT S4 JoffreyMargaery Tyrion Queen Kings Landing Perhaps one of the show's most reviled characters, at his wedding feast King Joffrey met his maker when he drank a goblet of poisoned wine, given to him by Tyrion, to wash down some pie. Talk April 23, 2016 at 1:29 p.m. EDT. Tyrion Lannister of "Game of Thrones" (Mordi Levi/for The Washington Post) Life is hard in Westeros and Essos, the fictional continents in "Game of Thrones y24VK. The King finally met his deserving end while dying on his mother’s lap after drinking poisoned wine. The episode made us think that perhaps Tyrion was the one behind the poisoning, but this was later resolved when Olenna Tyrell revealed that it was her who actually poisoned the drink since she didn’t wish Margaery to marry such a beast. At their wedding, Joffrey was poisoned — a scene which made pretty much every fan jump for joy — but we wouldn't find out until Season 7 who actually killed the king. "Only Margaery knew the truth," the publication highlighted, "after Olenna confessed she couldn't bear to see her granddaughter married to Joffrey any longer." Martin also explains how carefully he plotted out Joffrey’s demise, by introducing the very poison he used on the king early in the franchise. “The poison that is used to kill Joffrey is one Picture: YouTube / HBO, Game of Thrones 2. King Joffrey's demise. Ingesting poison, Joffrey eventually died in his mother Cersei's arms - after riling in pain and foaming at the mouth, of course! Game of Thrones' evil King Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson) was inspired by a real-life 15th-century prince, Edward of Lancaster.Game of Thrones' creator George R.R. Martin pulled from multiple sources of medieval history when he wrote his A Song of Ice and Fire cycle of novels that HBO adapted into a global blockbuster TV series. There were a lot of big deaths on Game of Thrones, but nothing quite satisfying as when King Joffrey was poisoned at his own wedding. Joffrey was a cruel king, a spoiled brat, and the person responsible for the death of Ned Stark as well as the mistreatment of several of the most beloved characters on the show. RELATED: Game Of Thrones: 10

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