Worst: Bring Me His Head. Joffrey’s Red Queen moment is the most discussed because it is in that speech that he orders the death of a major fan favorite, Ned Stark. It was obvious he was doing this to torment Sansa because he had led her to believe he’ll show Ned mercy. But Joffrey, who is known for his malicious speeches and cruel threatsJoffrey's death doesn't meaningfully change that calculus. The Tyrells are fine with Tywin being in charge so long as they get their kickbacks and small council seats. The entire point of killing Joffrey is to avoid the conflict with the lannisters that would be created by Loras killing Joffrey in a public and undeniable way.
The death of Ned Stark is one of the most shocking moments in Game Of Thrones. The disgraced Northern lord is taken to the Sept of Baelor to confess his 'crimes' as his daughters Sansa and Arya look on in horror. In a sickening display of cruelty, Joffrey ignores the advice of his mother Cersei and instead orders Ser Ilyn to behead Ned.Overall, Cersei Lannister's death got an easy death when you consider all the chaos she caused during her reign as queen. Both Cersei and her brother/lover, Jaime Lannister, were killed after they were crushed by the falling debris of the Red Keep during Daenerys' attack on the city. RELATED: Game Of Thrones: 10 Ways Arya Stark Got Worse And Worse
Sansa Stark. Sansa Stark hands Tyrion the goblet after Joffrey kicks it under the table. Obviously she has every reason to want to kill Joffrey. Joffrey killed her father Ned Stark and takes great
Petyr knew that it would upset Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), that it would create a scene, and that Tyrion would then be implicated in Joffrey’s death. ‘Game Of Thrones’: Joffrey Baratheon Was yqXQ.