A 'Game of Thrones' actress revealed the one item she kept after her character was killed

Less than a week ago, "Game of Thrones" delivered an explosive season finale that made fans scream in delight and sadness.

One of the most devastating moments was the loss of Margaery Tyrell. Margaery was a smart player in the game of thrones, but an unfortunate alliance with the High Sparrow resulted in her death, as well as that of her father, brother, the High Sparrow, and a slew of other people.

Actress Natalie Dormer, who portrayed Queen Margaery, doesn't see Margaery as a victim though and thinks her ending was rather fitting.

And she didn't leave empty handed.

Dormer, who joined the cast in season two, was given Margaery's wedding crown as a souvenir from the set.

The crown features roses, the Tyrell's sigil, wrapped around antlers, as a nod to the Baratheon's stag sigil.

"[It] sits on my bookshelf and will be loved from now until the rest of my days," Dormer said in an interview from Making Game of Thrones.

Her final day of shooting was with Diana Rigg, who portrays Lady Olenna Tyrell, Margaery's grandmother.

"It was very fitting: the actor hugging the actor goodbye, and the character hugging the character," she said. "Dan [Weiss] and David [Benioff] were both there in order to give me the proper send-off. It was an emotional day."