Does anyone hate Tyrion from Games of Thrones?

[JessieBellll]

That midget really pissed me off. He went against Daenerys twice by freeing his asshole brother to protect his sister Cersai who was the biggest bitch in the series.

He further directed Daenerys to the wrong path and lead her to her death. I really wanted to kill him. He really pissed me off.

And that Sensei, ginger sister of Jon was a real bitch too. She completely disregarded Daenerys help to North in the war with the dead.

I think Daenerys should have just avoided North and killed Cersai on her own. That's what I would have done. Cersai deserved a much worse death by the way.

[InventorofWarp]

First off: *Cersei and Sansa.

But uh, no. He's one of the more rational and intelligent characters of the entire series. He's essentially what his father, Tywin, one of the series' greatest antagonists, would be if he had a heart and soul or what Ned Stark would be if he had some common sense and slight edge.
Although I guess Tyrion has a bit more than a "slight edge", he does strangle Shae to death and flat-out threatens both Robb Stark and Varys in Seasons One and Two.
Now onto your actual points.
1: He doesn't "push" Daernerys onto her villainous path at all. She literally ignores his advice at almost every turn aside from the first little while after they initially meet in Season Five and even then, that only goes south because Tyrion isn't yet adjusted to Essos or aware of the true extent of the Sons of The Harpy. Hence why the arena massacre is able to take place. He also counsels her AGAINST accepting the Greyjoy union and that ends up working in her favour (sort of) at the end of Season Six so I'll give you that one. But he tells her to spare the Tarlys in Season Seven, at least Dickon. She doesn't listen, it predictably ends horribly. He tells her to hold back on Cersei's forces at the Blackwater Rush. She doesn't listen. Yes, she devastates the army... it still has next to no effect on Cersei's ability to pay the Iron Throne or any of her resources so we can't really call that one a success beyond intimidation. He tells her to ally with Jon Snow. Which is literally the best thing that can happen. He vouches for Jon at every turn. He fucks up with taking Casterly Rock but he had no idea it was worthless (which the keen viewer would remember Tywin actually tells Cersei way back in Season Three) and then he brokers the alliance between Daenerys and Cersei. Danerys was literally always on the warpath to villain, she burned men alive in huts back in Seasons Five and Six, I don't know what that shocked anyone.
Jamie is LITERALLY the only person in his entire family that ever loved him and gave any fuck about him at all. He literally goes to hell and back during Season Four just to make sure Tyrion doesn't stand trial right up to the point of GRAVELLING TO TYWIN and submitting to him. And even then, when it all fails he's the first person to break Tyrion out of his cell and get him on the boat to Essos. AND HE'S THE ONLY PERSON WHO EVER HUGS TYRION. If "farewell little brother" didn't make you fucking cry then you have no soul.

[JessieBellll]

I couldn't care about Jamie. I just wanted to see Cersei suffer.

Tyrion was protecting her because he was a cunt despite knowing she was pure evil.

The mistake Deanerys made was to allies with Jon and fight in North as well as listening to that midget.

If she didn't transfer her men and dragons to the North and went straight for Cersei, she would have saved herself lot of trouble and men. The North would be over, a bunch of ungrateful bastards.

If he's rational, you are deluded.

[JessieBellll]

The mistake Deanerys made was she used up her resources for North and allied with Jon who eventually killed her because of that cunning midget who deserved to die the most. She shouldn't have listened to him at the end

Tyrion was the biggest cunt at the end of the drama.

[JessieBellll]

Another mistake daenerys made was she was naive and stupid which led to her death.

But Tyrion is still the biggest cunt in the show for me.

[Guardian45]

@InventorofWarp. Well said.

[InventorofWarp]

Tyrion protects Cersei 'cause he still has a heart and so does she. In the critical moment when she has him dead-to-rights, she can't order his execution.
There's this scene in Season Two not long after Joffrey has massacred all of King Robert's bastards where Cersei tells Tyrion that she's sad she couldn't control Joffrey and have him turn out like Jaime. Tyrion (especially in the books) is actually so moved by this because it's such a rare display of actual, honest emotion and vulnerability by her that he actually tries to comfort her in turn. I always love this 'cause one of the only few brother-sister moments that they actually share together as opposed to he and Jaime, who, again, genuinely loves him.

[JessieBellll]

Yeah but she doesn't have a problem executing daenerys people including her dragon and Tyrion doesn't care about this. He is just as wicked and selfish as she is.

They both deserved a horrible death. Daenerys should have let cersei dragon tear her apart in front of everyone.

Would have been a lot more satisfying and appropriate for Tyrion.

[InventorofWarp]

Jesus, I'd hate to hear what you think about Jon.

And before you say his hands are squeaky-clean, not even fuckin' close. In fact he fucks up BIG TIME in the show compared to the books. In the books he flat-out said "no" every time someone from Stannis to Tormand to Lord Bolton asked him to interfere in the affairs of the South (i. e. The Seven Kingdoms) as The Watch is not supposed to be involved. He finally joins in only because Ramsay Bolton directly attacks The Watch itself, finally causing him to join up with Stannis' army (which is the one The Wildlings serve, not The Resurgent Starks). Jon never lets the Wildlings past The Wall in the books (I mean he does, but it's not his idea nor his move), instead Stannis does. So really the murder of him by his Brothers comes off as a lot more undeserved and malicious.

Here? Jon completely earns it: He literally allows The Wildlings through The Wall knowing full well what it'll do to his ranks, makes no preparations for the aftermath, completely disregards Stannis' advice to send Syr Alliser away to avoid a coup and finally directly settles The Wildlings in The Gift from what it seems like, which is basically like giving the whole North the middle finger and results directly in the Umbers' betrayal and Rickon's death.

[InventorofWarp]

Funny enough, Jon's story, besides Daenerys who I saw becoming villain since like Season Five when she started fucking burning whole villages alive and Bronn who is Bronn, is the only one that I felt ended completely appropriately for his entire character arc compared to everyone else:

-Cersei and Jaime: Both crushed to death in The Red Keep after Jaime leaves Brienne and 7 seasons of character development behind to just take off back for her.
-Sandor Clegane and The Mountain: Finally go down together fighting each other in a fight built up since THE FIRST FUCKING SEASON that not only lacked any real stakes for the conflict at large but also ended rather anti-climatically.
-Brandon Stark: King of The Six Kingdoms... somehow.
-Sansa Stark: Queen of The North, now the only independent Kingdom 'cause... why not?
-Arya Stark: Pirate?
-Grey Worm: Heading for the Island of Naath, which is actually kinda tragic
-Tyrion: Hand of the King again

-Jon: Night's Watch where he ultimately abandons his post yet again soon after, departing presumably for Hardhome with the Last of The Wildlings to presumably become King-Beyond-The-Wall. Quite fitting.

[JessieBellll]

Jon was a hypocrite. He told Daenerys to show mercy when he was just as ruthless in the past. He was naive and got manipulated by cunt Tyrion and killed Daenerys.

Jon was a certified idiot and ended as a loser where he started.

[JessieBellll]

Daenerys was my favourite character and they did her dirty being messed up by that filthy Midget and that traitor.

[JessieBellll]

Also daenerys wasn't a villain, she just wasn't smart. Carsai didn't give her a choice, and Carsai deserved death.

Tyrion obviously didn't like it so he tried to help his cunt sister escape. Daenerys should have killed him on the spot.

[Shizunk]

Love all those characters, but hate seasons 7-8 of the show. When they ran out of source material, the show jumped off a cliff in 7, crashed and burned in 8. Nothing the characters did there made sense at point. The sad bit is we won't even get all books to know how it ends for real. In the real story, Dany didn't even cross the ocean yet.

[pleasestopthis]

He protected his older brother because he was the only one from his family to show him any affection. It's not easy to let someone you love killed without doing anything, is it?

[JessieBellll]

Uh OK then why did he protect his evil sister?

[normalice]

The last four seasons of game of thrones were trash, in my opinion. The writers should have handed the show off to someone who wanted the job instead of clinging to the idea that all they needed was a few shock value moments and huge battle scenes to end series.

[serious]

Since I never watched Game of Thornes so I don't know who that character is.

[Jaximus-Lion]

Never watches the show, so i have no idea who that is 🤷‍♂️

[Anon621]

I've never seen game oh thrones so I can't give an opinion yet

[kellytheman]

I only really like him because he was funny and generous. I was not a big fan of game of thrones though.

[Likes2drive]

I never followed it but I think I know who you are talking about if he was the only dwarf on the show

[Guido]

He was an interesting character that was well played and I enjoyed him

[BobbyC65]

He was my favorite. 😍

[JessieBellll]

What for?
Being a traitor and a hypocrite?

[BobbyC65]

Because he didn't put up with anybody's bullshit.

[JessieBellll]

He put up with everyone's bs

[Anpu23]

I haven't watched any of the series.

[Neosporin]

I didn’t get into game of thrones I like

[aquamarine321]

I have never watched got

[EssenceOfLight]

I don't hate imaginary characters.

[Blaine999]

Tyrion was one of the best characters on that show

[JessieBellll]

He was a hypocrite

[Blaine999]

Nobodys perfect lol

[imbeingmyself]

haven't watched it yet and not planning to either.

[Anonymous]

Never seen that program

[Anonymous]

No, but i stayed at a holiday express last night.

[LegendaryIcon]

No, I don't

[domenico07]

Never watched it

[Joshua0213]

Nah I like him