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GoodGuyA, on 06 July 2012 - 08:42 AM, said:

But we get inklings of a more interesting plot. There's a betrayal mentioned once they get to Meereen, remember, and I cannot believe Martin just chose to skip out on that moment. One could easily fill Quentyn's plot with action and intrigue, a real attention-getter. Make the character actually tragic and we will learn more about Dorne than we could simply have told to us.

If you're talking about what I think you're talking about, the betrayal is when the Westerosi are supposed to fake-betray the Windblown and then the Dornish betray the Windblown for real by telling Barristan that the rest of the Windblown are double agents.

[GoodGuyA]

sumpthy, on 06 July 2012 - 12:42 PM, said:

If you're talking about what I think you're talking about, the betrayal is when the Westerosi are supposed to fake-betray the Windblown and then the Dornish betray the Windblown for real by telling Barristan that the rest of the Windblown are double agents.

There was something before that, I believe. When they got to Meereen, basically everyone was pissed at Quentyn's men because of something which happened along the road. Forgive me that I can't quite remember, and it is viewed from Dany's perspective, but I think that something big occured during the journey which we never saw.