11 Side-Eye Techniques That Margaery Tyrell Perfected on Game of Thrones

Updated on June 28, 2016 at 3:00 PM

First of all, spoiler alert. Second of all, Margaery Tyrell is one of the many casualties on Game of Thrones' season six finale, and I'll never get over it. The queen deserved better! OK, she was no angel, but she at least could have been poetically stabbed in the back rather than blown to smithereens with wildfire along with a hundred other people. Part of the reason I'm already missing her presence on season seven is because I know we'll never get another gorgeous side-eye from her. The woman perfected the art of throwing shade without saying a word, and her skill will be missed. Here are 11 side-eyes we will forever credit to Margaery — er, Natalie Dormer.

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The Candlelit Side-Eye

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The "I Don't Even Like These Dried Figs" Side-Eye

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The "Sure, Jan" Side-Eye

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The "I'm Giving Such Real Side-Eye That You Can't Even Tell" Side-Eye

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The "Please Don't Let Anyone From My High School Be Here Today" Side-Eye

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The "Oh No You Did Not" Side-Eye

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The "I Will Shank You in Your Damn Sleep" Side-Eye

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The "As You Wish, You Garbage Person" Side-Eye

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The "You Think We're Friends, LOL" Side-Eye

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The "I Plan to Visit Your Grave Just to Spit on It" Side-Eye

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11 Side-Eye Techniques That Margaery Tyrell Perfected on Game of Thrones

The Candlelit Side-Eye

The "I Don't Even Like These Dried Figs" Side-Eye

The "Sure, Jan" Side-Eye

The "I'm Giving Such Real Side-Eye That You Can't Even Tell" Side-Eye

The "Please Don't Let Anyone From My High School Be Here Today" Side-Eye

The "Oh No You Did Not" Side-Eye

The "I Will Shank You in Your Damn Sleep" Side-Eye

The "As You Wish, You Garbage Person" Side-Eye

The "You Think We're Friends, LOL" Side-Eye

The "I Plan to Visit Your Grave Just to Spit on It" Side-Eye

The "I'm Dead Inside" Side-Eye

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