I didn't say that he was a completely good character. I just said that he was on the path to becoming a decent person, and this changes his story arch from the book. I do not in any way think that he hasn't done his share of evil deeds, but he is trying to be a better person.

Except for the fact that he didn't act out of sexual aggression. That was just in the show, not in the book. And what I said wasn't simplistic. It was stating facts from the books. There have been multiple examples of Jaime saving women from rape who were not his sister. It has nothing to do with the fact that the…

The part that upsets me about it is the way that they now portray Jaime as a rapist. Yes Jaime has done very bad things, like a lot of the characters in the books, but he has never once raped a woman. Jaime is my favorite character, and to see his character trashed in this episode like this is just painful. It never…

It's because this scene with Cersei and Jaime was not a rape scene in the book. They changed this scene to be Jaime raping Cersei when he never did that in the book, and never would as a character. Rape appalls him, and he has saved people from being raped and helped people who have been raped multiple times. He got…