One of the scenes from the Jon Snow POV chapters that I recently covered in my latest Direwolves of Winterfell videos had a scene where Ghost was not featured, so I didn’t cover it here. It is a powerful scene during which Mance Rayder, disguised as Rattleshirt, fights Jon Snow in the training yard at […]
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Always: Severus Snape
While this is normally a channel that focuses on George RR Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” (ASOIAF) book series (you Harry Potter fans should check out those excellent books), today I’ll do a small discussion and a cover song that evokes Severus Snape from Harry Potter. Why? Well, I was chatting on Twitter […]
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Protected: My Equipment
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This Post has been made into a YouTube Vid. Watch instead if you wish! Last time we discussed zombies in A Song of Ice and fire, specifically how some of them can give us insight into the mechanism of the foreshadowed resurrection of Jon Snow. In particular, we discussed my theory on how I think […]
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Kingsblood IV: A Primer on Zombies
So, I’ll do a quick Halloween post here, about one of the most important subjects in A Song of ice and Fire, the undead … zombies … err, really, though, I want to talk about resurrection in a more general case. And there are lot’s of them lurking in every corner of Westeros and Essos […]
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Protected: Arya’s Dark Path
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A Storm of Swords represents a transitional period in Dany’s bond with her dragons. The wolf bond themes from our Direwolves of Winterfell series seem in evidence in several interactions between Dany and her dragons. I think that GRRM has made these types of bonds similar in many aspects. There are certainly differences, though, and in later volumes, we’ll see these more.
A Simple Connection about Little Dornish Princesses: Getcha popcorn ready, and don your tinfoil hats! You’ll also want to put on some sunscreen, because we are going to Dorne, a place linguistically tied to the phrase “Little Princess!” #asoiaf #lemongate
The first parts of this series: Kingsblood (on YouTube), Kingsblood II (on YouTube) It is written in The World of Ice and Fire, when the God-on-earth exited, not stage left but directly to the stars, that: Dominion over mankind then passed to his eldest son, who was known as the Pearl Emperor and ruled for a thousand years. […]
This episode is in follow up to my prior work, “Kingsblood, Elitism, Magic, and 10,000 years of Sex in Westeros,” where I focused on how widespread I think Kingsblood is in GRRM’s TWoIaF. This episode I’ll focus more on why I think the texts are hinting at the interpretation I presented there. I think the […]
The Green Bard 