[He listens to those justifications and says nothing. She might have been told otherwise, but he’s never heard anything to suggest that his aunt was a willing party in her own abduction. Beyond that, he isn’t sure that arguing about what other people did a quarter-century ago serves either of them now.]

Aye, I’m sure you don’t.

[He is still unamused. Yet, as she continues to speak, some bewilderment comes into his expression.]

I don’t know anything about a Dornish prince. It’s Lord Oberyn’s woman and some of his daughters, and Lady Olenna Tyrell. Lord Oberyn was killed by the Lannisters. The same for much of House Tyrell — Tommen’s queen, her father, her brother. All dead, all at Cersei’s hand, if the stories are true. But Lady Olenna must believe them, or she would still be Cersei’s ally.