A Song Of Ice and Fire (Spoilers for all Published Books)

[epilogue]

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that I think Jamie is not The Valonqar. That's my official prediction.

[Mecca]

Jaime is the Valonqar.

Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen are both Azor Ahai. Their's is the song of ice and fire.

Aerys fancied Joanna Lannister...

Tyrion is Tywin's son.

*Son of Tywin

[Simple Torture]

This blog's Winds of Winter guide has been updated this month, worth a look: https://warsandpoliticsoficeandfire.wor ... -resource/

[Norah]

That's one of the Not A Cast hosts.

[epilogue]

That's one of the Not A Cast hosts.

Man, I need to listen to that.

[Norah]

yeah it's really good

[washing machine]

Diving into a Clash of Kings, finally, after finishing A Game of Thrones three or four years ago. Probably nothing for me in this thread for quite a while. Patchface annoys me. That's my only take from Clash so far.

[Simple Torture]

Patchface annoys me. That's my only take from Clash so far.

Reid comes to shitpost, my lord. I know, I know, oh oh oh

[washing machine]

[washing machine]

It's my only take because I just finished the prologue. It takes me very long to read even a page in this series because I'm addicted to looking at appendices, wikis and fan art when I encounter a character or place.

[Simple Torture]

I hope you grow to love Patchface more as the book goes on. I am a big fan of him due to the Moby-Dick allusions in Stannis's story.

[Bammer]

It's my only take because I just finished the prologue. It takes me very long to read even a page in this series because I'm addicted to looking at appendices, wikis and fan art when I encounter a character or place.

I do that when I read Dan Brown books.

[washing machine]

I hope you grow to love Patchface more as the book goes on. I am a big fan of him due to the Moby-Dick allusions in Stannis's story.

There's more of him? Ugh.

Just kidding. He's accomplishing what he's meant to accomplish so far, I think. He reminds me how lonely and cold Dragonstone is.

[Mecca]

Someone somewhere suggested that fAegon is who Dany has to face at Kings Landing and I like that for explaining the presence of the Golden Company in show Westeros

[Simple Torture]

Someone somewhere suggested that fAegon is who Dany has to face at Kings Landing and I like that for explaining the presence of the Golden Company in show Westeros

I have seen suggested that "Harry Strickland" in show-universe is fAegon, but it is far, far too late to introduce that plot, I think.

[Norah]

Someone somewhere suggested that fAegon is who Dany has to face at Kings Landing and I like that for explaining the presence of the Golden Company in show Westeros

So you don't think fAegon will be holding Kings Landing by the time Dany lands?

[Mecca]

Someone somewhere suggested that fAegon is who Dany has to face at Kings Landing and I like that for explaining the presence of the Golden Company in show Westeros

So you don't think fAegon will be holding Kings Landing by the time Dany lands?

At some point, yes

[Norah]

Someone somewhere suggested that fAegon is who Dany has to face at Kings Landing and I like that for explaining the presence of the Golden Company in show Westeros

So you don't think fAegon will be holding Kings Landing by the time Dany lands?

At some point, yes

I misread your post.

[washing machine]

Not reading this thread, but just came in to say I just finished the first book. It was nice having seen the show, making it easier to keep all the characters straight.

Compared to the show two things stuck out to me from the book: One, you have a much better sense of Catelyn's resentment of Jon Snow. Two, you get A LOT more out of the visions Bran has in his dreams.

I'm looking forward to getting a lot more out of the Iron Islands in ACOK. Same with Stannis. It's nice having these books after watching the series. It's like a director's cut on steroids.

[Norah]

I'm doing a combined AFFC/ADWD read right now.