Margaery Tyrell made her debut on Game of Thrones in season two’s “What Is Dead May Never Die,” when Renly Baratheon introduced her, his wife, to Catelyn Stark.

As a longtime Margaery fan, I felt cheated, like she deserved more than that. But here’s the thing about “Game of Thrones”: No one ever really gets what they “deserve.” ...

Far more shocking was the death of Queen Margaery Tyrell, who perished in The Great Wildfire Explosion of 2016, alongside the High Sparrow, her brother Loras, and father Mace, among others.

Margaery and Loras' dear grandmother, Olenna "Queen of Thorns" Tyrell, agreed to ally with Cersei Lannister in order to break her grandchildren out of the Faith's prison.

That left Lady Olenna remains in House Tyrell, with seemingly no remaining known heirs now that Margaery and Loras dead. And in Season 7, the Lannisters attacked the Tyrell fortress Highgarden and ...

Margaery has orchestrated a situation where she gets to return to Tommen's side. She does not have to do a walk of atonement. She's in a position to "help" her brother, Loras, atone for his sins.

So far, it’s been a pretty Tyrell-less season on Game Of Thrones. But with Margaery and Loras in jail, the Tyrell family finally gathered on-screen in Episode 3 of Season 6, including their ...

Of all the motives being depicted in this season of Game of Thrones, it seems that Margaery Tyrell's motives are the murkiest. Her storyline in Season 7 has been deeply entwined with the show's ...

That left Lady Olenna remains in House Tyrell, with seemingly no remaining known heirs now that Margaery and Loras dead. And in Season 7, the Lannisters attacked the Tyrell fortress Highgarden and ...