Monday, May 20, 2013

A Game of Thrones - Chapter 72

Posted on 7:53 AM by Unknown
DaenerysThe land was red and dead and parched, and good wood was hard to come by. Her foragers returned with gnarled cottonwoods, purple brush, sheaves of brown grass. They took the two straightest trees, hacked the limbs and branches from them, skinned off their bark, and split them, laying the logs in a square. Its center they filled with straw,...
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A Game of Thrones - Chapter 71

Posted on 7:52 AM by Unknown
CatelynIt seemed a thousand years ago that Catelyn Stark had carried her infant son out of Riverrun, crossing the Tumblestone in a small boat to begin their journey north to Winterfell. And it was across the Tumblestone that they came home now, though the boy wore plate and mail in place of swaddling clothes.Robb sat in the bow with Grey Wind, his...
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Sunday, May 19, 2013

A Game of Thrones - Chapter 70

Posted on 9:00 PM by Unknown
JonThe mare whickered softly as Jon Snow tightened the cinch. "Easy, sweet lady," he said in a soft voice, quieting her with a touch. Wind whispered through the stable, a cold dead breath on his face, but Jon paid it no mind. He strapped his roll to the saddle, his scarred fingers stiff and clumsy. "Ghost," he called softly, "to me." And the wolf was...
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A Game of Thrones - Chapter 69

Posted on 8:57 PM by Unknown
TyrionThey have my son," Tywin Lannister said."They do, my lord." The messenger's voice was dulled by exhaustion. On the breast of his torn surcoat, the brindled boar of Crakehall was half-obscured by dried blood.One of your sons, Tyrion thought. He took a sip of wine and said not a word, thinking of Jaime. When he lifted his arm, pain shot through...
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A Game of Thrones - Chapter 68

Posted on 8:56 PM by Unknown
DaenerysWings shadowed her fever dreams."You don't want to wake the dragon, do you?"She was walking down a long hall beneath high stone arches. She could not look behind her, must not look behind her. There was a door ahead of her, tiny with distance, but even from afar, she saw that it was painted red. She walked faster, and her bare feet left bloody...
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