qyburn is just very impressive. he went from being left for dead in harrenhal to being a superior maester to Pycelle, and a competent master of whisperers. he must feel like the luckiest men alive to change his fortune so quickly. littlefinger and varys have gone a long way from their beginnings but qyburn's rise in court was meteoric .
+sumerian88 I like him as well. His knowledge of resurrection has him on a level with Thoros of Myr, Melissandre and the White Walkers on the cutting edge of the mysteries of life, death and rebirth. Perhaps if he had access to a White Walker or wight corpse, he could discover how the White Walkers raise the dead to create their and possibly orchestrate a new means of defense or offense against them.
Is he, or is he truly loyal to himself? Perhaps he will end up ruling King's Landing with a necromancer cult and an army of undead. That would be cool.
In socionics they are in a relationship of duality, the weakness of one is the strength of the other, Perfect psychological comfort, in other words, they complete each other.
that makes him one of my favourite characters. he cares not for power but for knowledge, and stays friends with those powerful enough to let him experiment and learn more. smart dude.
Gather round while I sing you of Wernher von Braun A man whose allegiance is ruled by expedience Call him a Nazi, he won't even frown "Ha, Nazi schmazi," says Wernher von Braun
You know this show makes Qyburn a much more likable character as compared to in the books. I mean his wiki page describes him as being very sadistic with his experiments and he's renowned by Cersei as the new castle torturer, even going so far as to experiment on innocent men and women (usually servants) that displease Cercei in some way. I feel as though the TV adaptation somehow understates just what he's capable of doing to a human being.
Any ordinary lady would recoil in terror upon seeing undead Gregor. But not Cersei! She puts her arms right around the big fella and lets him carry her away. What a woman!
Same for me, Anton Lesser is a great actor, and his voice is expressive like the lines on his face. I hope in next season they give him good dialogues.
You know a lot of people think Jamie didn't take the milk because he wanted to punish himself but actually it was cause he was still in enemy territory
Qyburn is the real mastermind behind everytinhg good has happened to the lannister recently. He was the only one there after the walk of shame to confort and help Cersei. He save The Mountain and made him a killing machine, and posibly the deadliest allied to the now proclaimed Queen. He set up all the burning of the last episode. When the time comes and Dany arrives to Kings Landing he will be probably the only one smart enough to prepare a plan to defend his queen. Great, great character
These comments aged well. Lol. It's amazing to look back at what people were hoping for. Your random CZcams comment is better writing than the last three seasons of the show. Qyburn got a lame death. It should have been way more epic and fitting for such a mastermind.
This video is great. I've forgotten so much of this (or at least Qyburn's part in it). Just goes to show how great the writing is. I just love how even the most minor characters are woven so masterfully into the plot. There's barely a wasted sentence in George RR Martin's work.
You'd think that someone could build some sort of weaponized prosthetic for Jaime. It would be far different than wielding a sword, but probably more effective than relearning with your left.
+Serendra Hardu He does make a remark that a hook would be more practical, but being a weapon master is exactly that; you are a master with the chosen weapon, or weapons, but everyone has their preference and the right choice for them. The show makes a good point of demonstrating parries, strikes, slashes and attacking from various angles with different angles of the blade; for example, with the flat of the blade in a wide arc to daze and knock your opponent off guard when a simple slashing attack wouldn't even penetrate their armour. Jaime is (was?) a sword master. It is the weapon of the Kingsguard. Perhaps if he has a bit more like Bronn, or didn't have that base arrogance and swagger, he would adapt to a new style and new weapon much quicker, such as a shield attachment and left handed short sword, but a man needs to show off.
Arun R. He's a Maester (or at least once was) and they serve whoever holds a particular position. When Theon took Winterfell, Maester Luwin became his maester because he served whoever was Lord of Winterfell.
I was thinking some type of small buckler shield or a small sword,dagger , the weight would have to be leveraged up to the elbow. Maybe even a tiny tomahawk
Yes, he was originally going to say "Jaime Lannister sends his regards". But the line was changed because they didn't want viewers to think that Jaime had anything to do with the planning of the red wedding
I love how Qyburn was daring enough to touch the her like that. Holding her hand tightly, for moral support. WHO WOULD DARE! WITHOUT PERMISSION! TOUCH HER! Even if she did look like a sinner in many's eyes..by kingdom rights he could have hang for being so bold. I love how he went there. He covered her up..all "We are glad to have you back" Even her own uncle, stood back there. THE FUCK! That always made me smile. And how he was nice to kids even if it was for personal gain..he could blackmailed them into working for him with fear and threats. .NOPE! He offered a sense of false hope /protection I call that being nice..just saying.
I really love Qyburn. It's tempting to call him a psychopath for what he does to people and how calmly he does it. But it's clear he _does_ care about people. He just cares about knowledge and mad science far, far more.
If I can add some input... So I just watched the history of the Mad King and realized that he also added a strange pyromancer/maester to the small council (or was it his hand..sorry gotta double check on that) but I thought it was a strange coincidence that Cersei is kind of doing the same.. Especially given the fact that it would go well with the popular "Mad Queen" theory. Some foreshadowing perhaps?
I will ALSO add that they also have another thing in common... Aerys II was already slowly going mad but what was it that sent him over the edge? When he was taken prisoner at Duskendale. Similarly, the High Sparrow kept and made Cersei do the walk of shame. Just sayin', y'all...
I've always thought of Qyburn, and Osha as reflections of each other. With the way they both end up developing a very ernust loyalty for another character/house.
One has to wonder why Qyburn didn't just send the mountain to rescue Cersei. Seeing as the Hound was barely able to kill him, a bunch of punk sparrows could not have stopped him.
Qyburn's introduction in the show was always weird to me. Why was he the maester of Harrenhal if he had been stripped of his chain? How did he survive? Why doesn't he show any animosity towards the Lannisters or Gregor, considering they left him badly wounded?
Martín Lasarte He must have been one of the fellows from a house which was Bannerman to the Tullys. When Cat and the others arrive at Harrenhal while Quyburn is lying there badly wounded she says "My fathers bannerman." Still wouldnt make sense to me as to why Quyburn is now loyal to the Lannisters as they/Gregor were the ones attacking Harrenhal in the first place. In between he even served the Boltons, but they turned against Robb shortly after so.
realy Qyburn shoud make a new prosthetic maybe arrows from the palm and a bild in sword Qyburn is a freak in the books but i like him in the series he is commited to his work and has a realy calming voice too
Qyburn is interested in knowledge and in acquiring the resources to further his research. Right now it's Cersei. Truth be told, people would rather be on the healing side of Qyburn because he is an excellent healer instead of the research side which we find repulsive.
I always kind of suspected Gregor left him alive in order to infiltrate the Stark army. After all, as grievous as his wounds appeared, a few episodes later he had become the de facto maester of Harrenhal, so they weren't so serious. Maybe that's how Tywin managed to get in touch with Roose Bolton.
why do people keep assuming he is some sort of supernatural undead? I mean, sure, there are supernatural undead in GoT, but since Qyburn was a maester, and both he and his former order represents an early form of science, I feel it's much more likely the mountain is supposed to be a 'medical zombie' (like in, for instance, the Walking Dead). Qyburn even says that he's trying to "save" him but that he will be "changed".
Is this just me..or does he remind you of actor David Warner? When he played in "The Man with two brains" As Doctor Nessater..and Vogel from Crossbow. He could have been great Qyburn too.
his" loyalty" has made me recently question how far will it take him with the new queen. I wonder, with his increasing power. does qyburn have a greater ambition? are his ambitions the same as little finger?
i'm sure his only ambition is to study freely and because Cersei allows him to do so and provides him everything he needs for his experiments, he stays loyal to her.
I have a feeling Qyburn is going to be very important in creating an undead army for Cersei to fight Daenerys with. He's already proven to be able to resurrect the dead into obedient soldiers with his experiments. What if Cersei funds him with more money and bodies to rule the land with?
Where is Cersei going to get the money?T The Tyrells? She sent Mace Tyrell to treat with the Iron Bank and they want their due.The Lannister gold mine? Tywin told her the mines haven't been productive in years?
Jean Wakefield I was thinking that a lack of money is exactly the reason why she might need to make an undead army. She wouldn't have to pay or feed undead soldiers would she? I wouldn't be surprised if servants and peasants begin to disappear little by little. They become undead servants who help Qyburn conduct more and more experiments. Then her Kingsguard goes missing, etc. Its an effective but fucked up way of saving money and building an undead force south of the Wall while the Others/White Walkers amass north of the Wall. Qyburn doesn't care as along as he's allowed to cut people up and push the boundaries of life and death. And Cersei is such an authoritarian personality she'd love to rule over a land that obeys her every command, even if it means ruling over corpses.
What Qyburn needs for research is not money but simply research subjects and a place to keep them. That's more than he had when he was expelled from the Citadel
Qyburn truly has the inquisitive heart of a young child. He keeps it in a jar in his laboratory.
That's really good.
Dimitri Goryenko Credit and kudos belong to Robert Bloch.
Nicely done.
DrCruel lol that's a good one actually made me laugh out loud haha I wouldn't be surprise I love the whole mad scientist thing he's got going
DrCruel Hail, lord of the CZcams comments.
So many years and I can't get over Cersei and Qyburn's relationship, they were best friends and every scene of them was fucking entertaining.
Perfect partners in crime! Just like any good relationship.
Well pycelle was ironically a terrible maester and qyburn just ran with whatever Cersei wanted
qyburn is just very impressive. he went from being left for dead in harrenhal to being a superior maester to Pycelle, and a competent master of whisperers. he must feel like the luckiest men alive to change his fortune so quickly. littlefinger and varys have gone a long way from their beginnings but qyburn's rise in court was meteoric .
He was comparable to littlefinger when it comes to capitalizing and benefitting from chaos and catastrophe.
I like Quiburn. He's pragmatic, skilled and imaginative.
+sumerian88 I like him as well. His knowledge of resurrection has him on a level with Thoros of Myr, Melissandre and the White Walkers on the cutting edge of the mysteries of life, death and rebirth. Perhaps if he had access to a White Walker or wight corpse, he could discover how the White Walkers raise the dead to create their and possibly orchestrate a new means of defense or offense against them.
+Justin Srisuk Do White Walkers even make corpses?
He's much more amiable than in the books, in the books he's more some kind of medieval Mengele...
"belief is so often the death of reason". with that quote qyburn became one of my favourite characters.
Amen
I like Qyburn. At least he's loyal and a good friend to Cersei
Is he, or is he truly loyal to himself? Perhaps he will end up ruling King's Landing with a necromancer cult and an army of undead. That would be cool.
While that is always in the back of the mind of a necromancer, they do make powerful allies for the time that they're loyal.
In socionics they are in a relationship of duality, the weakness of one is the strength of the other, Perfect psychological comfort, in other words, they complete each other.
I used to think that, but I find him more dedicated to science and knowledge than power.
that makes him one of my favourite characters. he cares not for power but for knowledge, and stays friends with those powerful enough to let him experiment and learn more. smart dude.
Qyburn is the embodiment of the phrase "from nobody to nightmare".
Qyburn is the Werner Von Braun of Westeros...loyal to whoever can help him in his research.
With a dash of Josef Mengele.
Gather round while I sing you of Wernher von Braun
A man whose allegiance is ruled by expedience
Call him a Nazi, he won't even frown
"Ha, Nazi schmazi," says Wernher von Braun
I rather say doctor mengele
The greatest doctor to have ever lived. @@SimoRegragui
It's a song by Tom lehrer@@nitzky8920
seeing Mace makes me feel sad. Poor old man just wanted his family to be happy and what does it get him? Nothing.
He was the goof that was promised, Mace the Ace, master of speeches, wearer of silly helmets.
You know this show makes Qyburn a much more likable character as compared to in the books. I mean his wiki page describes him as being very sadistic with his experiments and he's renowned by Cersei as the new castle torturer, even going so far as to experiment on innocent men and women (usually servants) that displease Cercei in some way. I feel as though the TV adaptation somehow understates just what he's capable of doing to a human being.
Wait, you're saying that some of his experiments displease cersei!? I really need to catch up on the books
Ace Diamond No, she's all for them apparently. She's as sadistic as he is and even provides his next victims.
+Jess3674 Does anyone know why Qyburn is working for the Queen? I thought he was part of House Bolton and served Roose?
Arun R. I think he was, and Jaime lannister brought him to kings landing
The show is trying to make the characters more shades of grey rather than black and white good and evil.
Any ordinary lady would recoil in terror upon seeing undead Gregor. But not Cersei! She puts her arms right around the big fella and lets him carry her away. What a woman!
😂 I love this comment!
Qyburn is one of my fave characters.... Great actor as well. You've earned a subscriber.... More vids please :)
Same for me, Anton Lesser is a great actor, and his voice is expressive like the lines on his face. I hope in next season they give him good dialogues.
5:27 I really like how Jaime subtly pleads his case to people he talks to about slaying King Aerys
I love how much Qyburn's presence pisses off Pycelle.
You know a lot of people think Jamie didn't take the milk because he wanted to punish himself but actually it was cause he was still in enemy territory
Likely also did not trust Qyburn to not take the arm while he was senseless
Hey Kevin GT, gotta say, these rewinds are awesome man! Thanks for sharing!
Qyburn is the real mastermind behind everytinhg good has happened to the lannister recently. He was the only one there after the walk of shame to confort and help Cersei. He save The Mountain and made him a killing machine, and posibly the deadliest allied to the now proclaimed Queen. He set up all the burning of the last episode. When the time comes and Dany arrives to Kings Landing he will be probably the only one smart enough to prepare a plan to defend his queen. Great, great character
I hope so... because for the words you wrote he' s one of my fave ones.
These comments aged well. Lol. It's amazing to look back at what people were hoping for. Your random CZcams comment is better writing than the last three seasons of the show. Qyburn got a lame death. It should have been way more epic and fitting for such a mastermind.
Qyburn and Cersei were the real power couple of GOT
I fucking LOVE Qyburn!
Qyburn is a nice guy.
Bolter21Mapping to the worst person lol
7:26 is fuckin comedy gold!!! I laugh everytime I see it.
Amen!
5:27 The "Half a million" line by Jaime always gets to me. He talks like a prick, but he has a conscience.
This video is great. I've forgotten so much of this (or at least Qyburn's part in it). Just goes to show how great the writing is. I just love how even the most minor characters are woven so masterfully into the plot. There's barely a wasted sentence in George RR Martin's work.
You'd think that someone could build some sort of weaponized prosthetic for Jaime. It would be far different than wielding a sword, but probably more effective than relearning with your left.
+Serendra Hardu He does make a remark that a hook would be more practical, but being a weapon master is exactly that; you are a master with the chosen weapon, or weapons, but everyone has their preference and the right choice for them.
The show makes a good point of demonstrating parries, strikes, slashes and attacking from various angles with different angles of the blade; for example, with the flat of the blade in a wide arc to daze and knock your opponent off guard when a simple slashing attack wouldn't even penetrate their armour.
Jaime is (was?) a sword master. It is the weapon of the Kingsguard. Perhaps if he has a bit more like Bronn, or didn't have that base arrogance and swagger, he would adapt to a new style and new weapon much quicker, such as a shield attachment and left handed short sword, but a man needs to show off.
+Serendra Hardu Does anyone know why Qyburn is working for the Queen? I thought he was part of House Bolton and served Roose?
Arun R. He's a Maester (or at least once was) and they serve whoever holds a particular position. When Theon took Winterfell, Maester Luwin became his maester because he served whoever was Lord of Winterfell.
+patmagh simply devoted to his work.
I was thinking some type of small buckler shield or a small sword,dagger , the weight would have to be leveraged up to the elbow. Maybe even a tiny tomahawk
i serve this guy all the time in the shop i work in. Anton Lesser, couldn't meet a nicer guy. doesn't give me any inside info though hahaha
That’s rather neat!
I like Qyburn, he's honest, I've seen this actor in many other series, he played Thomas Cromwell in Wolf Hall.....hes really good!!
I really like this character.
haaaa I love that Pycelle loathes him...
Love your rewinds!!!
I really like your videos, but maybe you should invest in a better microphone?
Nice touch at 7:28 xD
Jaime was right, a hook would have been more practical instead of that heavy hand.
The heavy hand saved his life at Dorne when he caught the enemy sword with it.
And can bitch slap Freys pretty well too! :)
At the same time this proves that the hand is not made of gold.
Holy shit, when Roose Bolton said "The Lannisters Send Their Regards" at the Red Wedding, he was relaying the message from Jaime. I never knew that.
Yes, he was originally going to say "Jaime Lannister sends his regards". But the line was changed because they didn't want viewers to think that Jaime had anything to do with the planning of the red wedding
Victor Frankenstein of Game of Thrones. )
I love how Qyburn was daring enough to touch the her like that. Holding her hand tightly, for moral support. WHO WOULD DARE! WITHOUT PERMISSION! TOUCH HER! Even if she did look like a sinner in many's eyes..by kingdom rights he could have hang for being so bold. I love how he went there. He covered her up..all "We are glad to have you back" Even her own uncle, stood back there. THE FUCK! That always made me smile. And how he was nice to kids even if it was for personal gain..he could blackmailed them into working for him with fear and threats. .NOPE! He offered a sense of false hope /protection I call that being nice..just saying.
? she's Cersie, he's smart for serving her, that's why all her enemies are dead and he isn't
I love the transition from when it’s pcycelles lab to qyburns. All bright and sunny to a dungeon
I really love Qyburn. It's tempting to call him a psychopath for what he does to people and how calmly he does it. But it's clear he _does_ care about people. He just cares about knowledge and mad science far, far more.
One of Cerseis only great choices was seeing the potential in Qyburn and making him a quick ally and then official lead council.
Thanks very much for this, it's awesome to have these all in one place.
Qyburn only gets more interesting after this. He's rapidly turning into my favorite character. The book version sounds far less interesting.
The books version is the tipical mad scientist... is not Anton Lesser. Qyburn is extremely fascinating in this show.
He needs an Igor...
He needs a helmet
You sir have earned a sub
Every girlboss needs a mad scientist and a giant zombie bodyguard.
If I can add some input... So I just watched the history of the Mad King and realized that he also added a strange pyromancer/maester to the small council (or was it his hand..sorry gotta double check on that) but I thought it was a strange coincidence that Cersei is kind of doing the same.. Especially given the fact that it would go well with the popular "Mad Queen" theory. Some foreshadowing perhaps?
I will ALSO add that they also have another thing in common... Aerys II was already slowly going mad but what was it that sent him over the edge? When he was taken prisoner at Duskendale. Similarly, the High Sparrow kept and made Cersei do the walk of shame. Just sayin', y'all...
"Burn them all" you know
I've always thought of Qyburn, and Osha as reflections of each other. With the way they both end up developing a very ernust loyalty for another character/house.
Great character! Love him and Jaime together, great acting!!!
Qyburn reminds me of Mr. Sinister; he would sell his soul to the devil in exchange of conducting his research/experiment for ever.
"You're lucky to be alive!"
And then his sad, world-weary expression, followed by: "Lucky."
Honestly the world needs people like qyburn.
Javier Luna Crazy scientists tha experiment with living people
Ignacio Villegas 2 things
1.In the world of game of thrones people need qyburn
2.Obviously excluding the shady experimentation
Look at the hope in Cersei's eyes immediately she saw the mountain
Qyburn knew exactly what she needed to feel better at that moment: the hope that the mountain would kill all her enemies
The only thing I liked about Qyburn is how badly he pissed off Pycelle.
7.30, jaime's wave with his new hand, just briljant! I do wonder, was that in the books or? was that the actor's' own input?
Science is his highest goal but he has no ethics when pursuing this goal.
Qyburn is the Dr. Mengele of Westeros
His scar when we met him for the first time looks like a scar like that chief of the brotherhood has everywhere
Nice job kev, just subscribed.
Qyburn is loyal to whoever funds and lets him continue his 'experiments'. He IS pragmatic, and smart, but I hesitate to call him a 'good' person.
Love the videos! Keep up the good work!
Even though Qyburn is pledged to House Lannister, I think he's a cool witch doctor.
Great Video.
Qyburn should have given Jamie Lannister the arm Jon Snow cut off the wight when he saved Lord Commander Mormont.
he even maneged to win over Varys`s Little Birds talk about charisma
great video, thanks....Qyburn is a great character
Qyburn. Legendary !
Qyburn is the only friend Cersei had tbh lol
He’s basically like the one Japanese General (Ishii Shiro) from WW2 that used the people of China (Manchuria) as human exspirements. (Unit 731)
So good,Thank You!
great stuff dude. subscribed :D
Subscribed! But you should really get a new microphone. Your videos are great but the mic, less so ;)
Love these videos. Keep it up!
very well done, mate, cheers
The mad king all over again with Cersei and Qyburn.....
Martins is a fan of rpgs worlds, yours characters are very similars the "classes" and "races" of this World. Qyburn is a type of Necromante.
I find Qyburn very innocent man who just wants to unreveal the truth for the good of people.
One has to wonder why Qyburn didn't just send the mountain to rescue Cersei. Seeing as the Hound was barely able to kill him, a bunch of punk sparrows could not have stopped him.
The saddest part of cersei's future downfall will be qyburn getting killed.
Mace Tyrell is so cringy. "I will give your regards to the titan of braavos! *chuckles*" Bruuuuh
Mace tyrell is soo good and innocent. Shame for him to die :(
Sorry Kevin I had to do my Duty. There were 68 dislikes, and well... I pulled a Stannis
Yeah but Roose was one of the good bad guys
6:31 this guy looks like ULF, the extra
Qyburn's introduction in the show was always weird to me. Why was he the maester of Harrenhal if he had been stripped of his chain? How did he survive? Why doesn't he show any animosity towards the Lannisters or Gregor, considering they left him badly wounded?
In the books, he was the healer for the Brave Companions, so he ended up at Harrenhal while they occupied it, and was never wounded.
Yes, I know, I've read the books. But there are no Brave Companions in the show, so, how did he end up in Harrenhal?
Martín Lasarte He must have been one of the fellows from a house which was Bannerman to the Tullys. When Cat and the others arrive at Harrenhal while Quyburn is lying there badly wounded she says "My fathers bannerman." Still wouldnt make sense to me as to why Quyburn is now loyal to the Lannisters as they/Gregor were the ones attacking Harrenhal in the first place. In between he even served the Boltons, but they turned against Robb shortly after so.
@@anonymus390 I don’t believe he is loyal they just give him the opportunity to do his work
Great video. Might as well subscribe...
realy Qyburn shoud make a new prosthetic maybe arrows from the palm and a bild in sword Qyburn is a freak in the books but i like him in the series he is commited to his work and has a realy calming voice too
Qyburn is interested in knowledge and in acquiring the resources to further his research. Right now it's Cersei. Truth be told, people would rather be on the healing side of Qyburn because he is an excellent healer instead of the research side which we find repulsive.
great videos,
Considering Robb stark saved his life I wonder if Qyburn is not that loyal to cersei after all.... This next season should be interesting
I always kind of suspected Gregor left him alive in order to infiltrate the Stark army. After all, as grievous as his wounds appeared, a few episodes later he had become the de facto maester of Harrenhal, so they weren't so serious. Maybe that's how Tywin managed to get in touch with Roose Bolton.
Qyburn is like Krieger from Archer.
Clyburn is my favourite.
Grand necromancer Qyburn
I like qyburn he looks like a very nice old man but it truth he is a psychopath
mr Frankenstein
@kevinGT why have all your videos been hidden? I was watching them every night ... then one day ... just all gone 🥺
Maybe Bran can warg into the mountain.
+Sean Clark WHo said he was dead.
why do people keep assuming he is some sort of supernatural undead?
I mean, sure, there are supernatural undead in GoT, but since Qyburn was a maester, and both he and his former order represents an early form of science, I feel it's much more likely the mountain is supposed to be a 'medical zombie' (like in, for instance, the Walking Dead).
Qyburn even says that he's trying to "save" him but that he will be "changed".
5:27 ohmygod
Thanks!
Could Qyburn have had a Valyrian Steel link on his chain before he lost it?
Is this just me..or does he remind you of actor David Warner? When he played in "The Man with two brains" As Doctor Nessater..and Vogel from Crossbow. He could have been great Qyburn too.
his" loyalty" has made me
recently question how far will it take him with the new queen. I wonder, with his increasing power. does qyburn have a greater ambition? are his ambitions the same as little finger?
i'm sure his only ambition is to study freely and because Cersei allows him to do so and provides him everything he needs for his experiments, he stays loyal to her.
Donpičkote Trollflamingo for now
I have a feeling Qyburn is going to be very important in creating an undead army for Cersei to fight Daenerys with. He's already proven to be able to resurrect the dead into obedient soldiers with his experiments. What if Cersei funds him with more money and bodies to rule the land with?
Where is Cersei going to get the money?T The Tyrells? She sent Mace Tyrell to treat with the Iron Bank and they want their due.The Lannister gold mine? Tywin told her the mines haven't been productive in years?
Jean Wakefield I was thinking that a lack of money is exactly the reason why she might need to make an undead army. She wouldn't have to pay or feed undead soldiers would she? I wouldn't be surprised if servants and peasants begin to disappear little by little. They become undead servants who help Qyburn conduct more and more experiments. Then her Kingsguard goes missing, etc. Its an effective but fucked up way of saving money and building an undead force south of the Wall while the Others/White Walkers amass north of the Wall.
Qyburn doesn't care as along as he's allowed to cut people up and push the boundaries of life and death. And Cersei is such an authoritarian personality she'd love to rule over a land that obeys her every command, even if it means ruling over corpses.
Cersei's undead army? Sounds like the makings of Battle of the Undead: Cersei vs the Night King. The Walking Dead invades Westeros. I like it.
What Qyburn needs for research is not money but simply research subjects and a place to keep them. That's more than he had when he was expelled from the Citadel
Im not going To lie i really liked qyburn and cerseis friend ship