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Is there any way to read the Feast and Dance sample chapters in the format they were originally released in?

Are you aware of combined reading of AFfC&ADwD by All Leather Must Be Boiled?

eta: I remember there was a discussion on the forum showing old chapter orders on two pages of paper, but All Leather Must Be Boiled was aware of them, I think.

Problem is, at the moment AFfC was published, ADwD was far from finished, so there is no easy historical way to read it.

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Are you aware of combined reading of AFfC&ADwD by All Leather Must Be Boiled?

eta: I remember there was a discussion on the forum showing old chapter orders on two pages of paper, but All Leather Must Be Boiled was aware of them, I think.

Problem is, at the moment AFfC was published, ADwD was far from finished, so there is no easy historical way to read it.

Ah, no, That's not what I meant. We get sample chapters from Winds now, but those aren't in their final form. Details can still change and stuff.

I know there were sample chapters released for Dance, and also for Feast, which then also won't have been in a final form... O was wobderig if there was any way to still read those, or have they all been removed from databases?

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Ah, no, That's not what I meant. We get sample chapters from Winds now, but those aren't in their final form. Details can still change and stuff.

I know there were sample chapters released for Dance, and also for Feast, which then also won't have been in a final form... O was wobderig if there was any way to still read those, or have they all been removed from databases?

I get it now. I am sorry to have been late to the party, I bought all five books only after ADwD was out for some time. And as we found out earlier, mine is the same edition as your's, @Rhaenys_Targaryen.

You readers out there,

do you still have some of the earlier sample chapters for ADwD and AFfC?

Are they still online somewhere maybe?

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I found the archives of GRRM's site, although not all entries work.. Four sample chapters for Feast (Cersei, Arya, Daenerys, the Prophet), does that sound like the correct number? I can vaguely recall having read once that Feast had more sample chapters..



For Dance, all I could find was a Tyrion chapter, though of course, the Daenerys chapter from Feast was eventually placed into Dance, so that could count..



Can anyone else remember any other sample chapters for Feast and/or Dance?



Edit: Ah, I think I found the rest on the Tower of the Hand.. but only for Dance (Daenerys, Tyrion, Jon, Reek)


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Obsidian cannot be used for construction, unless it is somehow magically altered anyway.



Rhaenys, I remember that people have looked for the original version of the chapter where Tyrion meets Griff in Dance and that they cannot find it anywhere. I guess in the original version Tyrion notes that Ilyrio gives them a sword.



Question, Can anyone come up with a reason, or know if GRRM ever addressed why the Redwyn twins did not leave Kings Landing with Renly and Loras? It seems like a pretty big mistake on their part to have not brought them.


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Obsidian cannot be used for construction, unless it is somehow magically altered anyway.

Rhaenys, I remember that people have looked for the original version of the chapter where Tyrion meets Griff in Dance and that they cannot find it anywhere. I guess in the original version Tyrion notes that Ilyrio gives them a sword.

Question, Can anyone come up with a reason, or know if GRRM ever addressed why the Redwyn twins did not leave Kings Landing with Renly and Loras? It seems like a pretty big mistake on their part to have not brought them.

They became hostages to ensure their father's loyalty... maybe they were arrested by Lannisters and City Watch just after Robert's death ( maybe before? ).

Redwyne fleet was big threat to Lannisters so having those two was extremly important.

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Rhaenys, I remember that people have looked for the original version of the chapter where Tyrion meets Griff in Dance and that they cannot find it anywhere. I guess in the original version Tyrion notes that Ilyrio gives them a sword.

That chapter was never released, only read... Which is why it can't be found, I guess..

But do we have a list anywhere of which chapters were given out as sample chapters for Feast and Dance? Were the four I mentioned for Dance the only ones?

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Obsidian cannot be used for construction, unless it is somehow magically altered anyway.

Rhaenys, I remember that people have looked for the original version of the chapter where Tyrion meets Griff in Dance and that they cannot find it anywhere. I guess in the original version Tyrion notes that Ilyrio gives them a sword.

Question, Can anyone come up with a reason, or know if GRRM ever addressed why the Redwyn twins did not leave Kings Landing with Renly and Loras? It seems like a pretty big mistake on their part to have not brought them.

My recollection is that Tyrion overhears Illyrio and Haldon speaking in Valyrian but only catches a few words, including sword.
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My recollection is that Tyrion overhears Illyrio and Haldon speaking in Valyrian but only catches a few words, including sword.

I don't have that chapter nor do I remember where it has been said, but I distinctly remember about the sword in the luggage having been edited out in order "not to give too much away". The hidden prince needs a magic sword, though. (Makes me think about the entirely non-magical sword in Guards, Guards!)

Alayne's!

A Space Odessy?

That is so 2001.

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Flame color depends on several factors, the most important typically being black-body radiation and spectral band emission, with both spectral line emission and spectral line absorption playing smaller roles. In the most common type of flame, hydrocarbon flames, the most important factor determining color is oxygen supply and the extent of fuel-oxygen pre-mixing, which determines the rate of combustion and thus the temperature and reaction paths, thereby producing different color hues.

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It depends on used gas... and substance on dragon's tooth?
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http://chemistry.about.com/od/coloredfire/ss/Colored-Fire.htm how to get coloured flame... I'll search what is needed for black... when I type "Black flame" into Google I get:

- ASOIAF wiki House Blackfyre

- some forum theories about Blackflames and Brightfyres

- some villain from comic books...

https://youtu.be/Utu-LpJn3Is science of Game of Thrones

( about direwolfs, seasons, Valyrian steel and how dragons can produce flames )

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