I don't know. Kinda seems like maybe there was something other than her last public meltdown, because if they were talking about her public admission of theft the obvious joke would be that she can't work the registers.
@Ragglefraggle07 I think one of the plot devices they left out of the show is going to catalyze the Great War in the novels. The undead dragon took down the wall in the show, but that plot device might do it in the books.
That wall is coming down first either way, from how I see things, not to defend D&D's crappy decisionmaking. Though if GRRM were smart he'd have the Wight war and Cersei drama going on at the same time to make things really crazy
Who knows, maybe Cersei will have a host sent down to attack Winterfell while they're fighting the wights lmao she is more crazy in the books than the show
It really bothers me to see people talking as if the physical barrier of the wall itself was keeping the White Walkers North of the Wall, and that getting a dragon is how they were able to cross.
It seems pretty blatant to me that it was Bran crossing the wall with the NK's mark on him that allowed them to cross, and without a dragon, they would have just poured through at Castle Black, Eastwatch, and anywhere else that had intact tunnels.
I'm pretty sure they made up a bunch of stuff about the Night King. I'm not sure GRRM spilled too much about the wights to D&D, but time will tell. I don't even know if the Craster boy infants conversion is even a thing in the books. As of the latest book nothing like that has been revealed
