Why Cersei Lannister BURNED Westeros for Her Children Game of Thrones

From the high arched balcony of the Red Keep, Queen Cersei Lannister sipped wine as emerald-green wildfire obliterated the Great Sept of Baelor. She wiped out her enemies in a single terrifying heartbeat—yet in doing so, sealed the doom of the very children she swore to protect. Why did Cersei Lannister burn the realm to ashes? Was she driven by an undying mother's love, or was she haunted by the dark prophecy of Maggy the Frog? In this deep-dive documentary, we explore the terrifying rise, ruthless reign, and tragic fall of the Golden Lioness of Casterly Rock. 🔔 Subscribe to Realm of Theories for weekly deep-dive Game of Thrones & House of the Dragon lore! ⏳ CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Green Fire of the Sept 01:20 - Maggy the Frog's Terrifying Prophecy 03:45 - The War Against Eddard Stark 06:10 - Tearing the Small Council Apart for Joffrey 08:35 - The Deadly Rivalry with Margaery Tyrell 11:20 - The Horrifying Walk of Atonement 13:50 - The Wildfire Trap of Baelor 16:15 - The Mad Queen's Tragic Final Tears 💬 QUESTION FOR THE REALM: Did Cersei Lannister burn the Sept out of true survival, or did her thirst for absolute power make her worse than the Mad King? Share your thoughts below! #GameOfThrones #CerseiLannister #HouseOfTheDragon #ASOIAF #GameOfThronesLore