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I'm a little confused. I was referring to the part where it says "the Blackfish's uncle, the captive Lord Edmure Tully" when Edmure is the Blackfish's nephew not his uncle. What do Ryman and Emmon have to do with it?

On the main A Feast for Crows Page under the Plot Summary in the "In the Crownlands and the Riverlands" section, it says "Ser Ryman Frey threatens to hang the Blackfish's uncle, the captive Lord Edmure Tully," when it should say nephew instead. https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/A_Feast_for_Crows

On the "Great Bastards" page there are inaccurate mothers listed for Mya, Gwenys, and Brynden Rivers with Barba Bracken being cited instead of Melissa Blackwood. https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Great_Bastards

Hello, I'd like to request an account for the Wiki of Ice and Fire, thank you ahead of time. Username: Fullbuster

This worries me in some ways because although the writing on HOTD Season 2 is complete, not having those writers on set might prevent it from being the best it can.

Dunk & Egg. I've only read the first of the three stories, but I'm already incredibly endeared to both of them. Fire & Blood is good fun and I like having a longer sense of history, but I both care much more for Dunk & Egg due to them being presented in a classical novel format and I think they more subtle worldbuilding like learning about Bloodraven and the first Blackfyre rebellion through other characters' conversation.

Aegon Blackfyre, though the evidence seems pretty overwhelming. While I'm sure it's been expressed before, I've personally wondered if the plot point of Tommen's suicide might be what Aegon will do after he (hypothetically) takes the throne but discovers his life is a lie.

If I miss out on "Loyal," I riot