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Bish I just wanted lemon cakes. Back dafuq up hoe.
I don't know how much clearer it could be. What did Gentry say about Qyburn? He dabbled in... Who else fits the description of Rob Strong? Who else could wear and lift the armor? Who else was already Cersei's champion once?
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Fucking graph rules.Books 4 and 5 drag. This is because GRRM decided to write the full story for half of the characters instead of half of the story for all the characters. That is how he explains it anyways.
Also, some of Dany's chapters drag. All of Brienne's stuff drags.
I think the series is around the end of book 3. So, you should probably stop around book 3. Let me double check.
Here is a graphical breakdown of how the books align with the series, chapter by chapter. Really cool stuff.
CLICK it to make it bigger.
http://i.imgur.com/R1uOWlY.png
I bought the first 5 books of the series and I have started on book 1.... thus far I enjoy the way Martin writes and the way the story is structured.... I know going in there will be some differences between the HBO storyline and the book storyline but I wanted to read em anyways.... I will probably stay behind on the books so the show it always new material to me.
I think you mean Tyrion's brother, who will end up getting him out of the jam but he's not good enough as a lefty yet to fight at that level.
Yea, I did, my bad. I was just meaning, if his brother Jamie fights for him, bad hand and dies, which means the Tyrion is found guilty and probably executed, the father would pretty put out loosing both his sons that way, so in a way, it could force his hand to have a blind guy be the courts "champion", screwing Sercie the sister. Bah, the way my mind works... ah well. I know it looks like we are pointing towards a fight between two of the main characters, but I was just musing.
I guess what I'm saying is, you could force an outcome by Tyrion appointing Jamie as his champion. The father wouldn't/couldn't appoint a real champion for fear of loosing both sons.
loose =/= lose
I'm pretty sure the way that works is the champion has to agree. Jaime does get involved in the whole Tyrion thing. I just won't say how.
I better get involved.... dats my midget buddy they are fucking with
Yea, I did, my bad. I was just meaning, if his brother Jamie fights for him, bad hand and dies, which means the Tyrion is found guilty and probably executed, the father would pretty put out loosing both his sons that way, so in a way, it could force his hand to have a blind guy be the courts "champion", screwing Sercie the sister. Bah, the way my mind works... ah well. I know it looks like we are pointing towards a fight between two of the main characters, but I was just musing.
I guess what I'm saying is, you could force an outcome by Tyrion appointing Jamie as his champion. The father wouldn't/couldn't appoint a real champion for fear of loosing both sons.
If you haven't read the books I'd imagine most show watchers will be surprised who fights for Tyrion. You guys are in for a hell of a ride these last 4 episodes.