Jeyne Poole Addition: Continued

When Janus enters, suddenly Jeyne would back up into a corner of the room, seeking to make herself small and hidden. Ros like here would challenge Janus.

As Janus kills the bastard we see Jeyne curled up in the corner, see the distraught mother crying for Barra's life, and see Ros notice everything.

So ends Jeyne Poole's involvement in this episode.

I'm trying to fill in the gap where Jeyne simply falls off the page. Also the fact that Jeyne goes from being Sansa's best friend to "just another whore" casts LF into a whole different light for the audience and perhaps brings a question to just how LF got all those whores in the first place--as we get a contrast between how Ros arrived last season and Jeyne arrived this season.

However the idea would be that LF instead of making Ros his #2 immediately decided to test Ros by having her teach a "new girl" (and if she does well with her he might rely on Ros in other matters). This could be explained in place of the "you're from Haystack Hall" dialogue that LF told her that she's to train Jeyne. If HBO gets squeamish about Jeyne being thought to be having sex immediately upon arrival--Ros can throw in a bit of dialogue which calls back the dialogue from last season when Jeyne is told she has a lot to learn before she'll be considered for a job.

As for Ros, my aim is that she sees Jeyne's reaction now and becomes an unexpected friend to Jeyne in a later episode--and Ros gets a bit more development as she overcomes some resentment of the northern nobles, and Jeyne recovers from having seen her father murdered in front of her eyes.