I think it is or I wouldn't have put her in. "Whether it's sufficient or interesting enough. "Lady Stoneheart has a role in the books," the author said. Not surprisingly, Martin disagreed with the creators. "Catelyn's last moment was so fantastic, and Michelle is such a great actress, to bring her back as a zombie who doesn't speak felt like diminishing returns," Benioff says. We wanted to keep our powder dry for that." The third was Benioff and Weiss felt like bringing Catelyn back would cheapen the emotional impact of the Red Wedding. "Too many resurrections start to diminish the impact of characters dying.
"We knew we had Jon Snow's ( Kit Harington) resurrection coming up," Benioff said. The second reason was they didn't want to set precedence using death as a toothless plot device. By then, Brienne and Jamie already established a mutual respect for one another saving each other under dire circumstances. In the books, Stoneheart orders Brienne of Tarth (played by Gwendoline Christie in the series) to kill Jamie Lannister ( Nikolaj Coster-Waldau). "Part of the reason we didn't want to put it in had to do with things coming up in George's books that we don't want to spoil ," Benioff says. But then…" The first reason Benioff and Weiss left Stoneheart out was Martin's vague nature of the character. I think that scene is where the public response came from. "The scene where she first shows up is one of the best 'holy s-' moments in the books. "There is that one great scene." "That was the only debate," Weiss added.
There was never really much debate about ," Benioff says in "Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon". Image Courtesy of WarnerMedia So Why Wasn't Lady Stoneheart in "Game of Thrones"? Michelle Fairley as Catelyn Stark in Game of Thrones. While Lady Stoneheart emerged without the ability to speak leading the Brotherhood, Catelyn stayed dead on the show. In both versions, their throats were slit in the Red Wedding, which saw her, her son Robb, and her accessible kin slaughtered due to a deal between the Lannister's and Frey's who hosted the Starks. She was married into the Starks as a Tully. In the book, she was resurrected by the Brotherhood without Banners and starts her revenge by killing those who wronged her and her family. The origins of Lady Stoneheart is she is the resurrected form of Catelyn Stark, played by Michelle Fairley in Game of Thrones.
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