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re: Crackpot ASOIAF Theories SPOILERS

Posted on 5/23/13 at 9:35 am to
Posted by Ash Williams
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Posted on 5/23/13 at 9:35 am to
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conversation Varys and someone else, I can't recall, about wanting Ned killed.


i believe it was Ilyrio Varys was talking to
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Posted by manwich
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Posted on 5/23/13 at 10:36 am to
Yes it was Illyrio

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The one bearing the torch is fat with a scarred face and a stubble beard who moves quietly despite wearing heavy boots and a steel cap. (Varys) Arya finds him oddly familiar but cannot recognize him. She is sure that she has never met the man with the accent (Illyrio). He has a forked beard and is grossly fat, yet moves lightly like a Water Dancer.

When the torchbearer (Varys) asks what he might possibly do to prevent a war, the fork-bearded man asks, “If one Hand can die, why not a second?” The torchbearer insists that times have changed and that the current Hand is not like the other. The fork-bearded man insists that they need more time: the princess is with child and the khal will not bestir himself until his son is born.

The torchbearer insists that if the khal does not bestir himself soon it may be too late, because there are new players in the game. Stannis Baratheon and Lysa Arryn are rumoured to be marshalling their strength, Lord Renly and the Knight of Flowers plan to make Margaery Tyrell King Robert’s new queen, and no one knows what Littlefinger is playing at. Yet the torchbearer insists that Eddard Stark worries him the most; he now has the book and the bastard and soon the truth. His wife has also taken the Imp prisoner and Jaime and Lord Tywin will take this for an outrage.

The torchbearer claims that, even with his skill, he cannot keep control much longer, but does agree to do what he can, saying he requires more gold and 50 more “birds.” The forked beard responds that 50 is a lot, given that they are so young to know their letters. He suggests that if they could keep their tongues it would be easier, but the torchbearer replies that the risk is too great.
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