Editing Tyrion Tanner (section)

===''A Feast for Crows''===
During the funeral of Lord [[Tywin Lannister]], who was murdered by Tyrion, Lollys is in labor, so she and her mother remain at [[Stokeworth]]. Falyse tells Queen Cersei that Lady Tanda asked if the baby is a boy, if they could [[named after|name him after]] Tywin, but Cersei forbids it, indignant at the insult to her father.{{Ref|aFfC|7}}

When Lollys delivers a healthy son, Bronn names him after Tyrion.{{Ref|AFFC|16}} Ser [[Jaime Lannister]] finds this amusing, but Cersei is displeased by the sellsword's insolence.{{Ref|AFFC|16}}

Cersei tells Lady Falyse and her husband, Ser [[Balman Byrch]], that the name of Lollys's son may mean that Bronn is hiding knowledge of Tyrion's whereabouts{{Ref|aFfC|24}} (though she later thinks that she does not truly believe this),{{Ref|aFfC|32}} and conspires with them to kill Bronn.{{Ref|aFfC|24}} However, the plan backfires, and Bronn kills Balman and exiles Falyse from Stokeworth. When Falyse flees to Cersei in terror for her life, Cersei gives her to [[Qyburn]] for his experiments in the [[black cells]], to make her disappear and cover up the conspiracy.{{Ref|AFFC|32}}

After the death of Lady Tanda from a [[disease|chill]] brought on by a broken hip, Lollys becomes the [[Lady of Stokeworth]], with her husband Bronn calling himself Lord Stokeworth.{{Ref|AFFC|36}} Falyse also dies soon afterwards from Qyburn's experiments.{{Ref|ADWD|Appendix}}