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Originally Posted by keg in kc
All you need to do to differentiate the two is consider how Catelyn handled Jamie after he was captured, and how Cersei handles Tyrion after Joffrey's death. Catelyn treats a man she wants dead probably more than anything at that point with more honor than Cersei grants her own brother. And I think she knows as well as anyone that Tyrion didn't even do it. Which is just one mark on a very, very long list.
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Those situations aren't similar. The only Stark that was dead or assumed dead at that point is Ned, and Catelyn knew Jaime had nothing to do with his beheading.
On the other side, Cersei's son just died in her arms, and Tyrion looked very guilty. He had motive, destroyed the evidence, and his wife just happened to disappear at the same time. If you have any evidence that Cersei knew it wasn't Tyrion, I'd love to hear it.