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joannalannister replied to your photo “Aegon “Egg” Targaryen, by Gary Gianni, as illustrated in A Knight of...”
YESSSS
Oh man I have been waiting for art from this book. If not for that guy who posted yesterday I wouldn’t have known there were samples out there, but he didn’t post this one and it’s so good so I had to...
agentofssr​ reblogged your post “Dunk and Egg by Gary Gianni, dust jacket for the Subterranean Press...” and added:
#huh #this looks very... old #like 80s fiction
It does, but Gary Gianni is an old-fashioned kinda guy. Besides the 2014 ASOIAF calendar, I believe he’s done art for Prince Valiant and other things of that sort. AKOTSK should feel very retro, I think.
coiaf replied to your photo “Dunk and Egg by Gary Gianni, dust jacket for the Subterranean Press...”
Way better than the weird steampunk Dunk shield version
IDK I kind of like the weird steampunk Dunk shield version. Though (per above) I love classical fantasy covers too. I adore the original painted covers for ASOIAF, and often wish the American fantasy market wasn’t so into abstract symbols these days. (It took Terry Pratchett years to get his US publishers to use the Paul Kidby covers...) Though mind you I don’t really have the option to get the more retro-fantasy-style cover of AKOTSK, since Subterranean Press’s edition costs three hundred freaking dollars...
coiaf replied to your post “how are marriages between noble houses usually carried out?”
Robert sired Edric in Stannis' wedding bed with Daena Florent, at a Baratheon/florent wedding. They SENT Edric to Storms End. Stands to reason the wedding not at the groom's home, was probably at Brightwater Keep.
Edric being sent to Storm's End only means that he wasn't born there. He could have been conceived anywhere. Lots of Tyrells came to Margaery's wedding in King's Landing, and then they went home. Stannis and Selyse's wedding could have been in any of the likely places -- Brightwater Keep, Storm's End, Dragonstone, or King's Landing -- with lots of Florent relatives in attendance, who then went home afterwards. (If they weren't already at home.)
King's Landing actually seems pretty likely to me, as Stannis was on the Small Council at the time, and it's probable that he got a Florent bride as part of the Reach's post-RR reparations, so a wedding in the capital would have been good propaganda. (I mean, if I were Jon Arryn, that's how I'd've planned it.) Or it could have been at Dragonstone with the intent of breaking it in to Baratheon rule with a happy occasion. *laughs bitterly*
joanredfernsmith replied to your post “how are marriages between noble houses usually carried out?”
I'd always assumed the Royces kept the Old Gods, but that was probably just because of Bronze Yohn's armour. I guess since they've got a number of knights in the line they probably don't.
I debated the question here and decided we didn't have enough evidence to go one way or the other. Corbray is similar, as they're also First Men descendants with a lot of knights in the family. The Vale is tricky that way -- as the forefront of the Andal invasion, you can imagine there were a lot of conversions. And Manderly is sort of the opposite problem -- they're Andals who fled to the North a thousand years ago, but they still keep the Seven. (mostly? all of them? some of them? we don't know.)
But either way, despite these possible mixed religion marriages, there was no sept in Winterfell until Ned had one built for Cat. (Wonder if there was one in Winter Town at all?) So if those brides did follow the Faith of the Seven, they either weren't especially religious or they converted when they married into House Stark or they just dealt with it.
coiaf replied to your post: GoT PSA
There is a scene in one of the trailers of Sansa walking down a hall upset. I’m assume its a cut scene after Lysa interrogated her, but a few people online thought it was evidence of the (Marillion attempted?) rape scene
Then a few people online are stupid.
No, sorry, I'm being mean. They're not stupid, but they were working with incorrect data. That's why I provided the correct data, that Sophie was referring to the scene she filmed in Season 2. (And, hell, I'm not even the first one to write such a PSA -- when that shit Telegraph article first came out many people provided correct info.)
All right, maybe they're kind of stupid, since the show got rid of Marillion way back in S1E10 when Joffrey had his tongue torn out. Yes, presumably the show could have replaced him with a similar character for the Vale scenes this season, but they clearly did not, so.
(And huh, that's the second scene from the trailers that I know of that didn't make it into the show. The other being Jon's line about his coming back is like he woke up and and the world's fallen apart. It's so strange that trailer scenes didn't make it into aired episodes...)

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Castle Black Holding
He’s in the dining hall with his men when the message comes because he’s even more a child than Winterfell, not even a castle but a collection of buildings (and yet despite all this when they had been fading both Shadowtower and Eastwatch-by-the-Sea chose that he should survive so he honors them by holding on as the last defense and he uses every scrap of energy to will the fade away).
Chroyane Petrifying
The festival city, the city of broken dreams. Trailing mist hangs low over crumbled stone arches. Glass that once sent streams of colored light on laughing dancing people now lies in shards amidst the rubble.Â
Qarth Weeping
Qarth is like this gorgeous, slightly effeminate but mostly agenderal peacock. Luxurious, flowing silks, rugs, jewels, spun gold hairnets pinning up hair black as night and bringing out tawny eyes of sand, ze does things to the fullest. And yeah, sometimes ze leaves zir left breast bare, sometimes ze doesn't and zir children swear to the Undying that ze has the finest breast all in the world while others claim that ze only has the muscles of any other man. Ze just smiles enigmatically.
And ze weeps. How ze weeps. (for cities things lost and gone to the Doom, even though Asshai is alive and well unlike zir brothers and sisters he did not return the same)