norwaywolf123

Are there any characters that has not been given a POV, that you think will get a POV? If you could chose, which character POV interest you the most?

Maybe Melisandre will become our eyes on the wall, if Jon loses his status as a pov character? It is doubtfull that either Marwyn or Varys will be given pov's. They are just to mysterious.

Hitherto, pov characters have been continued since they started untill they got a final ending (death). Looking foreward will GRRM stop writing pov chapters of characters that are still alive? Daenerys in one such charcter i think. She will more and more, more than she have already, begin to change the political landscape of Planetos. Perhaps she will become so omipresent that her chapters will be dropped? Also Jon because he has been killed and if he is ressurected he will become another person, namely unJon. Beric tells us that every time he dies, and is ressurected he loses a part of himself. This would be similar to how Catelyn have been dropped as a pov character, now as she has become Lady Stoneheart.

More on the Golden Company and House Blackfyre.

The Reach and Dorne threw their whole weight behind House Targaryen, while the royalist Stormlands and RIverlands houses were part of regions where most Houses did not. Robert and his allies shored up their base at their regional opponents expense. Also there does not seem to be any border changes between "kingdoms", only inside "kingdoms". Did Stannis chose Robert because he was his liege, or did it have more to do with Robert being his brother?

There are probably many "Lannisters" in Lannisport, from the various Lannister branches based there, that are heavily invested in trade, but the Lannisters of Casterly Rock are likely focused various taxes. I don't really know if Tywin wasted the Lannister wealth, but Cersei certainly gives off that vibe. Cersei does not serve House Lannister, House Lannister is just a tool to further her. Her Admiral deserted with the newly built royal fleet, which made the substantial investment a waste.

Yes, but let's focus on what parts of Planetos we do know.

Of course she would.

Rhaegar might be less mercifull than Robert was. He did afterall have more legitimacy, perhaps that would lead to less resistance toward him taking revenge.

It is possible. On the otherhand, if nobody knows that x did not really die, if they cannon confirm that, it will still feel like x died.

Does those agents know about Varys plan, or are they just predisposed to joining fAegon?

Supposing Westeros is as devestated as you say, what may that lead too? Perhaps there will be a large migration of Valyrian speakers into Westeros? Maybe Westeros or parts of it will become part of the Free Cities cultural sphere? Allthough i doubt it, Westeros will probably end where it started.

The North might not have lost much population yet, but they are likely to take the highest hit from the others. My take too. Will greyscale stay in the South or will it spread northwards?

You should consider how the events of ASOIAF will impact the population of Westeros. Aswell as potential political possibilities, and how those will impace culture and politics going foreward.

The Iron Isles are relativly isolated, and they seem not to be the first priority of the other kingdoms. A plague is likely to spread. Do we know if greyscale transmission is affected by climate? Does temperature, humidity have any effect? Anything else? I guess that humidity may increase greyscale transmission, due to it being transferred by human contact. Temperature does impact humidity to some extent, and therefore is likely a factor. Women and children too? Seems like that is the status operandi for most Dothraki khalasars.