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Witnessing his despair when he realizes his "true love" isn't from some wealthy family? Priceless.
Anyway, as pointed out in the discussion, I doubt it would be so easy to keep hidden Sera's lack of legitimate parentage in a feudal society, especially if the groom is already suspicious about it.
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This isn't Mass Effect, your choices don't make that much of impact on the game.
But survival and honor alike push me to help them as they help me.
There is no way I would have told Sera's secret while she is distracting Margaery for me.
But aside from that, I lied for Sera for my other saves. While I still question how loyal Sera is, she not only got Mira into the feast, but distracted Margaery so Mira could continue her mission. There were a few times where I did treat Sera badly, yet she pulled through still. Then again, she may have distracted Margaery because she didn't want to get any blame for letting Mira in. Either way, I felt that I could throw her a cookie and not betray her trust (with the exception for my fourth saved game, of course). ;)