So he takes out his frustration by raping his sister? In the books, he was overcome with passion because this was the first time he saw Cersei after being away, and it was the culmination of his entire journey just to get back to her. Not only was it now awkward and forced, like he just randomly decides to rape her,…

I don't get why people who don't read the book or watch the show are commenting on this so much. As someone who does both, I think they ruined Jamie's character and completely ruined a great scene from the books. I don't know why they made Jaimie and Brienne show up at King's Landing earlier than in the books;…