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[Valonqar_]

5) Well you also have to think about how she later describes it: A mummer´s dragon...

[ckal]

Volonqar, on 11 June 2012 - 11:14 PM, said:

5) Well you also have to think about how she later describes it: A mummer´s dragon...

Now that I'm a third way through ADWD, I think I get this now.

[your grace]

ckal, on 20 June 2012 - 06:09 AM, said:

Now that I'm a third way through ADWD, I think I get this now.

DwD spoiler

Spoiler

young griff?

[ckal]

your grace, on 21 June 2012 - 02:26 PM, said:

DwD spoiler

Spoiler

young griff?

Exactly.

[Corvinus]

The Flayed Men, on 15 May 2012 - 12:21 PM, said:

Might i start with an apology for starting a thread similar to this, i hadnt fully read through this forum section.

I just cant seem to shake the idea in my head that #4 is relating to Jon Snow. I believe the red flaming sword relates to lightbringer, which was weilded by Azor Ahai? I think the figure holding the blade is Jon because;
1) Jon has blue eyes (simple )
2) If the R+L=J theory is correct then it would stand to reason that Jon is the prince that was promised (doesn't Melisandre believe that this is Stannis) and the one who is supposed to weild lightbringer to vanquish a great foe, if my memory serves.
Not a clue what the absense of a shadow might mean though



Couldnt agree more with this, i mean we've already got Dragons, and Giants did exist so why the hell not some stony beast!

Jon has grey eyes, characteristic to the Starks.
The Baratheons have blue eyes. The man with the blue eyes who casts no shadow is most likely Stannis.

[LadyofLayton]

6) of course I could be wrong.
spoiler from...the end of the book I think or beginning of book 3, I'm halfway through book three now, anyhow.

Spoiler

I think this refers to Bran, I'm remembering the gargoyles from the tower he fell from and that tower would be smoking now.

[your grace]

LadyofLayton, on 30 June 2012 - 04:28 PM, said:

6) of course I could be wrong.
spoiler from...the end of the book I think or beginning of book 3, I'm halfway through book three now, anyhow.

Spoiler

I think this refers to Bran, I'm remembering the gargoyles from the tower he fell from and that tower would be smoking now.

isnt it generally known this is referring to dragonstone?

[LadyofLayton]

your grace, on 04 July 2012 - 09:55 PM, said:

isnt it generally known this is referring to dragonstone?

I don't know, I suppose it could be. Couldn't it also be up to interpretation? Does this suggest that the dragons will fly from dragonstone?

[Ser Arthur Robert]

I thought the most interesting vision, was the prince with rubies spilling from his chest, murmmering a womans name.

Edited by Ser Arthur Robert, 10 July 2012 - 01:19 PM.