Beware of Spoilers, The following podcast discusses A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons in detail.
Dagos_Rivers is joined by fortytwo, Bina007 and LordManderBlee to discuss George RR Martin’s A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons or Feast Dance. After initial thoughts and overall impression of the books, the crew discusses Cersei, Tyrion, Daenerys, Brienne and Jaime character arcs in detail. Stay Tuned for more podcast on these books.
Editing Credit Dagos_Rivers
Episode 4:
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Timecodes:
Start of character discussion: 55:53
Start of Tyrion: 57:05
Start of Cersei: 89:51
Start of Daenerys: 133:54
Start of Brienne: 172:06
Start of Jaime: 187:49
Marry, One Night or Scorpions: 208:51
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Boiled Leather FeastDance
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Here are some timestamps for the episode
Start of character discussion: 55:53
Start of Tyrion: 57:05
Start of Cersei: 89:51
Start of Daenerys: 133:54
Start of Brienne: 172:06
Start of Jaime: 187:49
Marry, One Night or Scorpions: 208:51
-Dagos_Rivers
Finally got through the entire podcast and i loved it, specially the discussion on Tywin and Jaime.
And as for Stannis, i think what he said to Davos was “I’ll go to my grave thinking of Renly’s peach” which must have been in the books since there was no peach on GoT.
I am glad you liked it, Nadia. It is difficult right now with the forums being unavailable but I am hoping to record part 2 next Sunday, so we can hopefully find a time suitable for you.
Don’t worry about me. None of my characters are on the list for the next one so you guys just decide a time and I’ll try to join in.
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I just listened to this episode today. Around 3 h and 18 minutes in you say that Robb split his army up in two and that 18000 go with him while 2000 are sacrificed against Tywin. That was in the show. In the books Robb takes the cavalry, some 6000 strong including 1000 Freys, while giving command to the infantry to Roose Bolton with roughly 15-16000 men including 3000 Freys. No sacrifice, just a ruse to keep Tywin from knowing that he has split up his army. Some 400 northmen are also left at the Twins as insurance.
Other than that I quite like the episode and your discussion. Keep up the good work.
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