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After k1lling Shae, Tyrion takes a crossbow from the wall and catches Tywin on his privy. At first, Tywin cannot even remember who Tysha is - or pretends he doesn't, as an additional insult. After more threats from Tyrion he thinks on it, and says she was his first wh0r3 - to which Tyrion says that the next time Tywin says the word "wh0r3" he will k1ll him. Tywin calmly insists that he never k1lled Tysha: after Tyrion's "lesson" was done there was nothing more to do with the girl, so he simply sent her on her way. Tyrion asks where Tysha went, and Tywin challenges Tyrion by responding, "Wherever wh0r3z go." -- at which Tyrion promptly shoots him. In A Dance with Dragons, numerous times, Tyrion asks several characters, "Where do wh0r3z go?", obviously clinging onto the faint hope of being reunited with Tysha someday - although he has no reason to believe that Tysha has left Westeros. So far in the novels, it is unknown what has become of Tysha, and whether or not she is still alive.

Tywin threatened and forced Jaime to tell Tyrion that it was all an act he set up, just to show Tyrion a good time with his first woman. Apparently, Tywin did this so Tyrion would never go looking after the girl, but possibly also the basic cruelty of robbing Tyrion of even the memory of her love by convincing him that it wasn't real. Tywin, however, fueled by anger at the memory of his own father, decided that he needed to teach Tyrion a lesson, also about daring to go behind his back like this. Thus when Tywin gave Tysha to his guards she truly loved Tyrion, and because their marriage was mutually consensual, in the sight of the gods she was in fact his wife (even if his father had it annulled). Moreover, she was not a wh0r€ who was (admittedly without real consent) simply given over to Tywin's guards: she was an innocent and terrified farm girl who Tywin truly had his guards g@ng-r@p€ (she didn't struggle, but only because Tywin had secretly said he'd kill her if she resisted at all). When Tyrion learns what really happened after so many years, bearing in mind how Tysha was gang-r@p€d by the guards and by himself at Tywin's command, he is utterly consumed by deep rage. Jaime assures him he had no idea their father intended to have Tysha g4ng-r@p3d, but Tyrion is not appeased. He strikes Jaime, then says he actually killed Joffrey (a lie, simply meant to hurt Jaime) - then accurately reveals that Cersei has not been faithful to him, as she has been having seggs with their cousin Lancel, sellswords she needed to sway to her allegiance, and possibly the court fool Moon Boy for all Tyrion knows. Then he sets out to find Tywin. Arguably he might not have wanted to actually kill his father, but he wanted to interrogate him about where Tysha was.

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Tysha is the orphaned daughter of a crofter, not a wheelwright's daughter. Tyrion recounts the story in a very similar manner to the series. He does not tell the story to Bronn and Shae together, but to each of them separately on two different occasions. However, in the series he omits the detail that he was forced to join in the gang grap3 on pain of his father's wrath to complete his own humiliation. It is also implied he couldn't avoid becoming @r0used. Tyrion does not mention Tysha's name when telling the story, only when he muses about her. In the books, as Jaime is helping Tyrion escape from the dungeons of the Red Keep, fearing he will never see Tyrion again and overcome by guilt, he finally reveals to him the truth: Tysha was not really a wh0r€, and the entire incident with the gr@p€r$ was entirely true. After Tywin found out that Tyrion had married a commoner, he was furious - in part because Tywin's own father Tytos Lannister, after Tywin's mother died, took a live-in mistress who was a commoner, only a step above a common whore. Tytos treated the woman as Lady of Casterly Rock in all but name, and gave her his late wife's jewelry. When Tywin learned that Tyrion married a commoner, his reasoning was that no one could ever love Tyrion, and Tysha must only be after his wealth - just as Tytos's mistress was after his wealth - and because she was presumably only having seggs with him for money, that essentially made her a "wh0r€". In truth, she truly was just an innocent crofter's daughter who was attacked by r@¶€rs, but saved by Tyrion and Jaime on the road.

from google: When Tyrion Lannister was sixteen years old, he met an orphaned wheelwright's daughter on the road, apparently the victim of an attempted grape. While his brother, Jaime, rode off after the attackers, Tyrion helped Tysha recover from the ordeal, and they became lovers. They found a drunk septon willing to marry them in exchange for a bribe and briefly, they lived as husband and wife for two weeks, until Tyrion's father Lord Tywin learned what had happened when the septon told him after he had sobered up. Jaime confessed that he organized the incident to do something nice for his little brother, and Tysha was actually a prostitute. Jaime thought it was time that Tyrion had seggs with a girl, and paid Tysha and the would-be rapers to pretend it was real so Tyrion would think a girl genuinely wanted to have seggs with him without having to pay for it. However, Jaime did not anticipate that Tyrion would marry the girl, nor what their father's reaction would be to that. In a fury that his son would dare to marry a commoner, Tywin had his guards gang_grape Tysha while Tyrion was forced to watch. Tywin sarcastically had the guards pay Tysha by dropping a silver coin in her hand for each man who took her. By the end, there were so many silver coins that the pile was slipping out of her hand and coins were rolling along the floor. She was then sent on her way, and Tyrion never heard of her again. Since this incident, Tyrion has disdained love and romance in favor of liaisons (with pr0stitut3z for money

Equality nowadays mean equal with the "majority", that doesn't include the minorities which is people with power and wealth

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