Game Of Thrones Lesbian Scene

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4 August, 2017 .

Written by Ciara Mc Grattan .

Game of Thrones has a gay problem. Whenever an LGBT+ identified character appears and starts being visibly LGBT, they usually get murdered.
Season 1 of the HBO behemoth featured just two gay characters – Loras ‘The Knight of Flowers’ Tyrell and King Robert’s baby bear of a brother, Renly Baratheon.
In the book series, Renly is obviously, undeniably gay (a keen fashionista, he even designs bespoke rainbow armour for his King’s Guard), and is the butt of many jokes as a result.
Loras, however – number one swordsman in the whole kingdom (after sister-lover Jaime Lannister) – is sexy, swashbuckling (or whatever the medieval equivelant is) and super gay. He’s also ambitious, and that is what ultimately contributes to Renly’s undoing.
In one of the pair’s most enjoyable scenes, Loras channels Lady Macbeth while shaving Renly’s furry chest.
Oh, Renly! If only you’d convinced Ned Stark to take the throne in Season One.
Context is crucial at this point; there isn’t a concept of sexual orientation in the GRR Martin’s Game of Thrones world – you’re either straight, a eunuch or you’re Dornish.
Sure, there’s always a pretty steady stream of female sex workers grinding on each other whenever the plot forces Littlefinger to elaborate on the intricacies of his schemes (theses scenes are deemed “sexposition” by critics) in his brothel, but as far as meaningful female same-sex action goes, GoT is as dry as a Braavosi’s flip flop.
That was until the first episode of Season 7, which saw stern-yet-flirty Iron Islander Yara Greyjoy ALMOST get lucky with sexy Dornish Royal Paramour (wait, is she still Royal Paramour even after Oberyn’s crushing demise? I must email GRR Martin to check. We can safely assume it won’t interrupt his writing.)
As Yara (who, in the books , is super glam and super straight by the way), Theon and Ellaria Sand make their way to Dorne to collect soldiers for Danaerys Targarean’s planned invasion of Westeros, the gang kill time drinking sailor’s rum.
“Ever been to Dorne?” Ellaria asks Yara. “A boy in every port?”
“A boy, a girl – depends on the port” replies Yara, as Theon awkwardly shuffles off to fetch wine and grieve his lack of genitals (they had been so close, after all.)
“He’ll be my advisor, my protector,” Yara says of Theon. “Your protector?” says Ellaria.
“What are you doing all the way over there?” she asks, sliding Yara’s legs apart. “There’s a foreign invasion underway.”
Critics were not kind to this moment, but fuck them – in a show that has more zombies than gay people, we’ll take our moments where we can, thanks.
When swaggering Dornish prince Oberyn Martell, The Red Viper, makes his first appears during the show’s fourth season it is, rather fittingly, in a brothel.
You see, dear reader, Dorne is a very progressive society: woman can inherent titles and land ahead of younger male siblings, there’s no stigma upon children born out of wedlock (as there is in the other six kingdoms) and overall, it seems to be rather sex-positive society.
So, when Oberyn, Prince of Dorne and his paramour, Ellaria Sand, arrive in the capital ahead of evil bastard Joffrey’s wedding to Margery Tyrell they head straight (pun intended) for Littlefinger’s brothel (seriously, Littlefinger is the Starbucks of brothels – he’s the only game in town!)
In a partly-sleazy, partly-sexy scene Oberyn and Ellaria sample the bountiful buffet at LittleBucks. And you’d better believe the only male sex worker to ever make an appearance in the show, Olyvar, is finally going to get some lines. (Something along the lines of ‘I’m not for sale, actually. JK! I’ll make an exception for you’).
The video of this scene is age-restricted on YouTube so here’s a different but similarly sexy scene for posterity.
The brothel scene is a deliberate attempt to establish the Dornish ethos for viewers (liberal on sex, consevative on Lannisters) and to throw in a bit of consensual sex for a change.
Alas, like all of the other men in this list, Oberyn does not meet with a pleasant end. And by that, I mean he gets his entire skull crushed by the man who raped and murdered his sister.
Still, he had fun at the brothel, right?
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4 August, 2017 .

Written by Ciara Mc Grattan .

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That scene with Yara was a big moment for the show.
It only took six seasons, but Game of Thrones finally just revealed its first lesbian major character. Yara, Theon Greyjoy's sister (who should really be ruling those dreary miserable Iron Islands), forced her brother to chug a beer while she hooked up with a woman in the tavern on Sunday's episode. It's a casual reveal for a show that has typically used sexuality as a plot device. But it also adds another layer to the relationship with Theon, who has been mutilated by Ramsay.
In earlier seasons, Loras Tyrell, known as one of the finest jousters in the Seven Kingdoms, was secretly in a romantic relationship with Renly Baratheon. Back in Kings Landing, Loras is currently being held by the High Sparrow for the relationship. (Ellaria Sand, Oberyn Martell's wife, was likely bisexual.) Loras' sexuality has come to be the defining aspect of his character, which has become the driving factor of many of the events in Kings Landing. Maybe Game of Thrones ' writers should just leave the explanation of Yara's sexuality there, as it did so gracefully with Oberyn Martell.
Matt Miller is a Brooklyn-based culture/lifestyle writer and music critic whose work has appeared in Esquire, Forbes, The Denver Post, and documentaries.
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