He had her poison him, AND had her write to Catelyn telling her that she suspected the Lannisters
Thank you! I knew she'd helped poison someone and she'd written a letter, but not the deets. Amazing.
Buffy ,'End of Days'
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He had her poison him, AND had her write to Catelyn telling her that she suspected the Lannisters
Thank you! I knew she'd helped poison someone and she'd written a letter, but not the deets. Amazing.
Jaime's motivation for sending Pod with Brienne is to shield him from going down with Tyrion's trial and execution. Because Cersei is perfectly capable of getting people to torture Pod until he confesses Tyrion's guilt.
Theo, absolutely, and it makes perfect sense for the plot and characters. It still amuses the shit out of me.
Impassable mountains - useful defense against dragons?
I'm betting "no" because flying.
Via AWOIAF, Marten will will address this in the upcoming World of Ice and Fire (spoilers):
The Arryns (also at this time ruled by a young boy and his regent mother) sent a massive army to the Bloody Gate and then high-tailed it into the Eyrie. But Visenya Targaryen simply rode her dragon up into the courtyard of the Eyrie and the regent rushed outside to see the young king seated on the dragon and begging her for a ride. The Arryns surrendered and the king had his ride.
Hah!
Danny's going for her "Ruling" badge. It's a shame none of her advisors have much experience there.
This also brings up for me how Danny has barely any control over the dragons. So she is having a leadership struggle over the dragons and her "empire."
And the cities of Slaver's Bay are easier to control than dragons.
Dany is not aware that she is a Level 4 Sovereign, so she thinks taking on a Level 12 dungeon is a Good Plan.
I do love that Dany is just determined to see it through, no matter what. The girl has ovaries of steel.
Debet,
you have completely cracked my shit up.
I don't have HBO so I can't see this season of GOTs but that hasn't stopped me from spoiling myself by reading this thread.
I have a question about the Hound. I just mainlined my Season 3 DVDs and still don't know why the Hound was outside of Kings' Landing so that he could be captured by the Brotherhood?