Meathouse Man – Martinworld/ASOIAF Reread

#MeathouseMan is the emotional story about personal struggles and uses various methods of power to overcome one’s own shortcomings… but does it work? #ASOIAFreread #Martinworld

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Override – Martinworld ASOIAF Reread

Override is about a betrayal between “brothers”. We are introduced to the rather well adjusted, pacifist main character Matt Kabaraijian who is eventually sold out by his coworker/brother. A blood betrayal in ASOIAF terms. Read how the corporeal pear ruins lives.

Dragontamer chat with Game of Owns

“We’re all just songs in the end. If we are lucky.” Isn’t that right, Quentyn?

Recap and extended notes from my time with @GameofOwns discussing The Dragontamer ADWD chapter. Feb 27, 2021.

Sandkings- ASOIAF Book club Reread

#Sandkings #ASOIAFReread. In the future a jaded dilettante purchases a few organisms of an alien species for entertainment, but when his desire for worship (Iron Throne) creeps in like a madness, they develop into a threat.

Put your thinskins on, the reread is ready.

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A shaky trip around the 2020 sun.

365 days of 2020 past. A little thank you to those crazy enough to read along to my jambles and jumbles of #Martinworld, including #ASOIAF.

Sansa Stark: Daughter of Coincidences and Honey Bees

I ended the last chapter in the series by proposing that Jonquil was both the female progenitor of House Stark, and the corpse queen. I will be discussing this idea in-depth in a future chapter but before I get to that topic, I need to show how George has strongly and symbolically connected Sansa Stark not just to the ancient mystery of the corpse queen but also to the one surrounding Nissa Nissa.

To show this connection, I have to discuss a curious amount of symbolic coincidences that’s coalesced around Winterfell’s daughter. And so, while the title of this chapter probably seems a bit strange for an essay series about Florian and Jonquil, it’s actually not because at the center of those coincidences I mentioned, are bees and honey. Those of you who have read some of my previous writings maybe familiar with this idea.