mount and blade with fire and sword hidden cache

As noted on the main page, GRRM has no qualms when it comes to saving and reworking his own world-building themes. This post is just a short one that shows the links between the Steel Angels (Catholics of his earlier works) and the Daenerys/new Andal alliance and how it is being rewritten for the current plot line in the upcoming books in the A Song of Ice in Fire series, The Winds of Winter and/or A Dream of Spring. In the meantime, I will update along the way. I cannot add every story-to-story comparison quote here in the body of this page, so I am hoping to see contrubuting notes in the the comments section.

Quickie reminder: I openly discuss everything in Martinworld wherever needed, and I hope you do too! This includes story details, behind the scenes info, and interviews with George R.R. Like each book club story on this blog, the reading and commenting is done at your own pace. Hellooo and welcome to the book club re-read section of this blog. Up here in her garden Dany sometimes felt like a god, living atop the highest mountain in the world.ĭo all gods feel so lonely? Some must, surely… And beyond the walls was the pewter sea, the winding Skahazadhan, the dry brown hills, burnt orchards, and blackened fields. From here she could see the whole city: the narrow twisty alleys and wide brick streets, the temples and granaries, hovels and palaces, brothels and baths, gardens and fountains, the great red circles of the fighting pits.

Meereen had a score of lesser pyramids, but none stood even half as tall. Dany broke her fast under the persimmon tree that grew in the terrace garden, watching her dragons chase each other about the apex of the Great Pyramid where the huge bronze harpy once stood.

Mount and blade with fire and sword hidden cache