Why did Cersei restore the Faith Militant?

Cersei, being the vindictive and manipulative tramp that she was, wanted to re-empower the faith militant again in order to gain control over the small folk, hoping to use the popular Seven Gods to curtail the populace of King’s Landing and strengthen Tommen’s rule.

Why is it called the Sept of Baelor?

The sept was named after King Baelor Targaryen, a king noted for his religious piety and pacifism, who ordered its construction. A statue of King Baelor was located in the square in front of the sept.

Who cut off Arya’s hair?

Yoren
Yoren grabs Arya as she is trying to rush to her father. She is pushing her way through the crowd trying to draw her sword. He holds her still, covers her ears, and keeps her from witnessing the beheading by blocking her view. Once out of the square he cuts Arya’s hair with a knife and instructs her to pose as a boy.

What happened to Cersei Lannister in Game of Thrones?

Cersei loses her power as a result of her arrest, and her uncle Ser Kevan Lannister is called back to King’s Landing by Grand Maester Pycelle to serve as Hand of the King for King Tommen. Cersei begins to plot her revenge against the Sparrows. As she has yet to confess to all of her crimes, a formal trial is to be held for her.

Why did Cersei destroy the Great Sept of Baelor?

In order to evade her trial and get revenge on her recent enemies, Queen Cersei Lannister had the Great Sept of Baelor destroyed by wildfire, killing everyone inside and around the building. Aside from marking the fall of the Sparrows and the extinction of House Tyrell, the event resulted in massive collateral damage to the city.

What would happen if Cersei was absent at the trial?

Heavy casualties surrounding the Great Sept of Baelor, complete annihilation of surrounding buildings and occupants. “Cersei understands the consequences of her absence, and she’s absent anyway, which means she does not intend to suffer those consequences. The trial can wait; we all need to leave.”

Why did Cersei kill the faith & Margaery?

Cersei knew that blowing up the Sept and killing the Faith & Margaery would not sit well with Tommen. She had to have known that much. But she obviously did it anyway. “It’s for your own good,” I can imagine her saying to him. She had to either kill the Faith, or face enduring punishment for the rest of her life.