The Game of Thrones series finale was a real bummer for many, and not only because it meant that Game of Thrones was over.

There were dozens of loose ends the world of the show failed to explain, like, I don't know, the question of whether or not BRAN IS EVIL? What was the Three-Eyed Raven's role as an all-seeing, all-knowing power in the realm? Was he manipulating affairs this whole time so that he'd end up king? Why didn't he stop the dragon blitzkrieg of King's Landing? CAN HE BE TRUSTED? I digress.

Another thing that wasn't really resolved was Cersei Lannister's pregnancy. At the end of season seven, she told her brother-love Jaime Lannister that while all three of their kids have died, they had another one on the way. Fans wondered whether Cersei was indeed with child or being a manipulative liar, aka Cersei.

Lena Headey revealed at German Comic Con that Cersei was indeed pregnant, and that she filmed a scene for season seven in which Cersei had a miscarriage. It sounds like it would have been devastating to watch, but helpful for the story.

The miscarriage scene would’ve been epic 😢 pic.twitter.com/gSZxUiukIa
— ꧁♡ ᴋᴡᴇᴇɴ ʟᴇɴᴀ .꧂ (@bb_cersei) June 15, 2019

"We shot a scene that never made it into season seven which was where I lose the baby and it was a really traumatic, great moment for Cersei," she said. "And it never made it in and I kind of loved doing that because I thought it would have served her differently."

The writers opted to keep Cersei in pregnant in season eight so they could dupe Euron Greyjoy into thinking its his, keep Tyrion delusional that he could appeal to Cersei's "better angels" and prevent war, and so they could make her and Jaime's deaths extra crushing—pun intended.

Lena Headey revealed a deleted scene that would have left 'Game of Thrones' with only 99 loose ends.