viciouskillersquirrel
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كنت تعرف شيئا ، جون سنو .The fucking fuck of fuck?!?!?!
كنت تعرف شيئا ، جون سنو .The fucking fuck of fuck?!?!?!
If the Lannisters are out of gold Kevan would know about it, and in his POV we see him thinking of how they could use Lannister gold to pay off the crown's debt. So it's a show invention.
i agree that it's probably a show only thing, but can this really be said with certainty? if necessary gurm would surely device something to explain his ignorance. one thing is for sure that he wouldn't have revealed it in an off-hand pov thought from a guy about to die. and it may have been necessary to make kevan ignorant of it to answer questions that lannister's poverty would raise ("why didn't kevan say anything?" "because he didn't know.")
personally i just think there is a big chance that tyrion will regain casterly rock and when he opens the vaults to pay his debts, he's in for a surprise.
Kevan was Tywin's right hand man and was in Casterly Rock recently before his chapter. If he doesn't know about the Lannisters' finances, no one does.
True but considering how Tywin hated being laughed at, I could believe him keeping the lack of gold a secret from everyone.Kevan was Tywin's right hand man and was in Casterly Rock recently before his chapter. If he doesn't know about the Lannisters' finances, no one does.
True but considering how Tywin hated being laughed at, I could believe him keeping the lack of gold a secret from everyone.
True but considering how Tywin hated being laughed at, I could believe him keeping the lack of gold a secret from everyone.
Didn't Kevan threaten Cersei though that he had a lot of wealth hidden somewhere left to him from his father?
Shit...
Contrary to reports from Amazon UK, The World of Ice and Fire is still set to be published there Oct 28th: http://ow.ly/BUZK9
I got it too, but apparently it's a mistake
I just got another email saying The World of Ice and Fire is coming in November, following on from the one that said no, it's coming in October, which itself followed from one that said it was coming in November.
I'm pretty confused.
Ahhh, I really want The World of Ice and Fire, it's 37 though....
Ahhh, I really want The World of Ice and Fire, it's €37 though....
started with A Feast for Crows after season 4 of GoT and just finished A Dance With Dragons. Two thoughts: Snow's "death" (I'm not sure if he's really dead) was sort of random, and what's up with those kids with white faces and dark eyes that killed Kevan Lannister in the epilogue?
Kevan was killed by Varys' little birds - the children he hides throughout King's Landing in walls to listen to everything. He has their tongues cut out so they can't speak.
ah alright, I missed out on that by not reading the earlier books. For a moment I was like "... wights?"
ah alright, I missed out on that by not reading the earlier books. For a moment I was like "... wights?"
ah alright, I missed out on that by not reading the earlier books. For a moment I was like "... wights?"
Not to mention Tysha. The unaired material from the end of Storm probably trumps any of the background material from books one and two.I'm curious of what you know about Lady Stoneheart.
I'm curious of what you know about Lady Stoneheart.
Another day, another email from Amazon with the release date for World of Ice and Fire bouncing back and forth.
Haha, I was waiting for someone to comment on this. I wonder what in seven hells is going on?
Another day, another email from Amazon with the release date for World of Ice and Fire bouncing back and forth.
The worst part is how proud of themselves they sound when they put it back to the correct release date each time. 'We're going to get it to you even faster than we thought!'.
Someone on /r/asoiaf has an advance copy of TWOIAF.
About a third of the book is comprised of an overview of the Targaryen kings, organized in chronological order.
Readers not too familiar with all this background information should find these tales quite compelling. Die-hard fans whove spent a lot of time on the Wiki of Ice and Fire, and who have read the novellas and devoured reports of readings at cons, will be familiar with much of it.
However, bear in mind that this is written as history, and is even more condensed than The Princess and the Queen was, which often gives off the feeling of reading a summary.
We are frequently only given a few details on characters or events that I found particularly compelling, and I was often left wanting more. Sometimes this is to tease future stories especially in the case of Dunk and Egg, where Im desperate to read novella-length accounts of 5 or 6 of the future events in their lives that are summarized briefly here. Elsewhere, the condensation is understandable considering theres so much packed in the book, but still a bit frustrating.
Most of the rest of the book is organized as profiles of regions mainly each of the kingdoms, and various places in Essos, and the people who live and rule in each. In my view, as it gets further removed from the main story and its plotlines, both chronologically and geographically, it becomes less compelling. For instance, I would have preferred more information about the Starks during the Targaryen era, of which we get quite little.
The design of the book is impeccable it is a big and impressive piece of work, deserving its coffee table moniker. There is a ton of art that is a great deal of fun to look at. When it comes to character depictions, I must say that there were a few too many generic beautiful fantasy women for my taste, and I was hoping for some more unique and memorable faces. But the depictions of locations are frequently astonishing, with many vivid images that will trigger flights of imagination.
Overall, it is a deep, rich, and dense book. I come away from it with a new respect for GRRMs achievement in creating this world, and astonishment at how many stories that could conceivably be told in it.
As for the theories about the deepest secrets of the main series, I doubt the book will affect the conversation on them very much with a very notable exception,as one particularly controversial theory is about to become more popular than ever.
Merlings confirmed!
Daario is Euron confirmed
It's gotta be FAegon right?