Corvo the Crow

I've been thinking how Jon and Stannis are very much alike for years and even posted on it a few times. Here is one more I just noticed

Disawov them. Tywin gives much importance to his family honor which this would ruin. I doubt they will be killed with Dtannnis and Jon handling things, if they survive Jaime goes to NW, Cersei to faith. Tywin would take his grandchildren, for they will be useful despite being bastards of incest, they are still lions of the rock.

So with a new book coming in a few days, do we know if it includes some numbers?

Can't quote, but Val often wears white. We don't get to see Dalla's clothes but some of Val's clothes were given by Dalla. Val and Dalla are sisters. Jon's clothes are all black and his were given by his brothers. NW members are all brothers.

To be clear, I don't mean people that have a drop of dragon blood like Brown Ben Plumm but look nothing like them.

I meant he,who first defends and tries to rescue one Stark daughter and then wounds up with the other, wears the colors of Starks. he iscolored like a stark as well with grey eyes and brown hair. I am not suggesting he is a secret stark but he is associated with them. Same scene, Sansa is wearing the colors of another house as well,blue and silver. She later goes to Arryn lands

This is the Hound during Ned's execution. Notice the colors? The white cloak of a KG and dark grey plate, whereas a KG's armor is normally white. I wonder… which of the great houses use these colors also?

Targaryens are dead and gone, but there are still Valyrians present in Westeros, whether as lords or commoners. In high places and low places. Below are some characters of known, or possible Valyrian descent. House Celtigar House Velaryon House Qoherys Possibly Ser Vardis Egen, with his silver hair. Hightowers, Lynesse who looked so much like Danaerys. with her skin the color of cream and gold hair and Lynesse with her silver hair. House Hightower is a possibility since we don't know where the two sisters got their looks from. Marei a "cool, pale and delicate" girl with green eyes, porcelain skin and silvery hair wh working in Chataya's I must add that Daynes are not of Valyrian stock as GRRM once told in a SSM. Who are some others you have noticed?

@Trefayne Border disputes still happen though, NM clans seem to have it often enough unless there's some other reason for quarrel. Webbers have several disputes, Conningtons and Morrigens, Brackens and Blackwoods... Ned as HoK is settling disputes between holdfasts adjudicating boundary stone placement. Joffrey orders two knights to fight to the death when they came with a land dispute.

Does Stannis wear black? If so... Cersei, who is implied to be a possible daughter of the mad king with her madness, wanting to burn the KL and other things wears green frequently. Renly, descendant of Orys Baratheon who was thought to be a Targaryen bastard, wears green as well. Battle of the Blackwater's most noticable colors were green and black as well. If Stannis was wearing black, Wot5K, at least the part for the throne, was Dance of the Dragons v 2.0 and the two greens(Cersei and Garlan as "Renly" defeated the one black.

I thought of this as well but where's the secrecy then? Asking about the tower where your sister is held and presumed by everyone to be raped and then appearing with a baby in your arms, which you didn't have before asking, is bound to raise suspicions.

How did our young Ned of the Hill travelled through the Dorne, first the pass and then near several castles, unopposed with just his magnificent seven at first and then Howland and whoever else survived the incident at the tower.

What if they shake the cloth to seperate the horn from obsidian? They can always poke around with sticks as well... ... or use pincers and other stuff to grab it.

Even worse than I thought. He is able to travel the pass unopposed.

Something on Dorne Ten thousand Dornishmen marching to KL Lewyn Martell is sent to take control of them, not an important bit but here it is anyway. Cersei impiles fights happened in Dorne as well. We know Ned peacefully lifted the siege of SE, so these battles must have happened elsewhere. With Mace surrendering, it could only be Dorne. So, Ned apparently fought some battles in Dorne. I think this is a hint towards that sending 10000 men away made Dorne so weak they were unable to defeat Ned's host and prevent him from moving around even in their home terrain.